A new pilot project in Virginia aims to make the state’s roads safer using wireless communications technology known as “cellular vehicle-to-everything” (C-V2X), which allows vehicles to communicate with infrastructure, such as traffic signals, road signs as well as other nearby vehicles.

Announcements from Tesla and CATL show that a long-lived, cobalt-free and competitively price EV and grid/home batteries may finally have arrived. John Blyler Jul 06, 2020 The much discussed 1 million-mile (1.6 million kilometers) battery may now be a reality. As the name suggests, these batteries would last for 1 million miles without breaking down. […]

March 06, 2019 / Brian Straight INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. Medium-duty truck applications seem primed to accept a rapid deployment of truck electrification projects, but several factors continue to slow progress, including infrastructure. Weight considerations, range limitations and more are limiting opportunities right now for electrification, but that is changing as manufacturers work to solve these challenges. […]

Even the Jetsons could not fully imagine a future dominated by autonomous vehicles. Flying vehicles and robots went hand-in-hand during the animated show. But a world without a driver? Although self-driving cars have been in the popular imagination for decades, the technology has long eluded society. In the past years, however, we have seen autonomous […]

Advanced Technical Services is proud to announce their Tier 2 team sponsorship for the Crystal Lake Little League Baseball. Owner, David Vikartofsky, truly believes in the teamwork and sportsmanship that little league helps develop in its young players and was overjoyed with the opportunity to assist by becoming a tier 2 team sponsor in the […]

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