The new Mercedes-Benz F 125! research car combines futuristic control concepts with visionary drive technologies.
Never before has a new generation of long-haulage trucks been as extensively tested prior to its launch as the new Actros from Mercedes-Benz. A total of 2,600 hours were spent just on airflow testing in the wind tunnel in order to ensure optimal aerodynamic properties.
Hydrogen and fuel cell technology are crucial pillars on which a third Industrial Revolution will be based. This is the opinion held by Jeremy Rifkin, president of the Foundation on Economic Trends (FOET) and one of the most influential intellectuals in the U.S.
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The term human-machine interface (HMI) sounds like something out of a factory – a type of technology used by only a small select group of people, for example. Nothing could be further from the truth: HMIs are seemingly omnipresent – they can be found in household appliances, cars, aircraft cockpits, cell phones, games consoles, and industrial workbenches.
The concept car Daimler developed under the title “Concept A-Class” marks the start of a new era in automotive architecture.
Bharat Balasubramanian, Head of Product Innovations and Process Technologies at Daimler Group Research and Advanced Engineering, on the risks and opportunities associated with permanently networked vehicles.
Engineers and scientists are cooperating closely to get the best performance out of long-distance truckers and athletes. Their goal is to keep both groups of top performers permanently fit.
Successful finish: F-CELL World Drive reaches Stuttgart after circling the globe. The Mercedes-Benz F-CELL World Drive – the first round-the-world drive with fuel-cell vehicles – successfully concluded on June 1st 2011 in Stuttgart.
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