[EVDL] EVLN: EV-newswire posts for 20180415
http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVLN-3D-Printed-Hackrod-Siemens-Fun-AI-VR-Electric-Roadster-v-tp4689850.html
EVLN: 3D Printed Hackrod& Siemens Fun AI,VR Electric Roadster (v)
Hackrod & Siemens Unveil Fun Electric Roadster Made of AI, Virtual Reality,
& 3D Printing
April 6th, 2018 ... (EV) technology is maturing today, and it's a much more
mainstream concept than it was a few years ago. I remember going to auto
shows a decade ago and hearing people ask where the engine is. We would
often hear things like. “Yes, I know it's electric, but where's the engine?”
...
https://youtu.be/TE6gALjSSAs
http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVLN-e-tron-Vision-Gran-Turismo-1off-proto-market-campaign-v-tp4689851.html
EVLN: e-tron Vision Gran Turismo 1off-proto market-campaign (v)
Audi reveals new e-tron Vision Gran Turismo
9 April 2018 Originally conceived as a virtual race car for the 15th
anniversary of the Gran Turismo video game on Sony's PlayStation 4, the
e-tron Vision Gran Turismo has been turned into reality by Audi as part of a
marketing campaign built around its new e-tron electric car sub-brand. The
one-off prototype, constructed at Audi's ... Audi R8 RWS V10 vs Porsche 911
GT3 - 2018 ...
https://youtu.be/-z5LYR1962k
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https://www.menshealth.com.au/bp-to-add-electric-vehicle-charge-points-at-its-service-stations?category=Life
BP To Add Electric Vehicle Charge Points At Its Service Stations
11 Apr 2018 The synergies are clear - why shouldn't owners of electric cars
have the same convenience as those still using combustion-engine vehicles?
Service stations, as we all know, are more than just outlets to fill up your
car - they serve as modern-day convenience stores, too. The plan from BP to
implement a rollout of FreeWire ...
https://electrek.co/2018/04/10/tesla-model-3-vehicles-imported-fleet-rental-cars/
Tesla Model 3 vehicles get imported in Germany for a fleet of rental cars
Apr. 10th 2018 ... number of Tesla Model 3 vehicles going on the used market
in the US and quickly being purchased by resellers in order to be exported
to other markets where the vehicle is not available yet. Now a car rental
company in Germany even bought 3 Model 3 vehicles for their fleet ...
https://electrek.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/30123964_271972093344499_4043513135666036736_o-e1523320613750.jpg
https://electrek.co/2018/04/11/kia-wireless-charging-soul-ev-electric-car/
Kia developed a wireless charging system for the Soul EV electric ...
Apr. 11th 2018 The driver simply parks the car above the transmitter to
begin charging and then energy is sent through an inductive coupling to an
electrical device, which uses that energy to charge the electric vehicles'
battery. The system is so efficient it will allow some misalignment between
the transmitter and the receiver, making it ...
https://electrek.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/13823_soul-ev-e1523458651174.jpg?quality=82=1500#038;strip=all=1600
http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVhistory-ice-range-anxiety-a-100yrs-ago-EVs-charge-anywhere-advantage-tp4689849.html
EVhistory: ice range anxiety a 100yrs ago> EVs' charge anywhere advantage
Gasoline range anxiety 100 years ago made electric-car charging ...
Apr 15, 2018 Electric cars have the great advantage that their batteries
can be recharged anywhere there's electricity. It may not be particularly
fast, though modern plug-in vehicles get at least 60 miles overnight, and
often double or triple that. But a century ago, drivers of gasoline cars had
... range anxiety ...
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[EVDL] EVLN: e-tron Vision Gran Turismo 1off-proto market-campaign (v)
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/concept/audis-e-tron-vision-gt-815bhp-electric-racecar
Audi's e-tron Vision GT is an 815bhp electric racecar
9 Apr 2018 Unlike other Gran Turismo concepts, this one's real and is
heading to Formula E ... Audi fans! It's taken five years - and 27 cars –
but the folks from Ingolstadt have finally joined the Vision GT concept car
party with this, the Audi e-tron Vision Gran Turismo. And what a way to
introduce yourself; this muscular fully electric, high-downforce racing
coupe doesn't just live in a world of pixels, but also ...
https://www.topgear.com/sites/default/files/styles/fit_1960x1102/public/images/news-article/carousel/2018/04/ae595a7584a6e133513860c0aeaa8bf2/a182664_large.jpg?itok=Tiak21ct
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/audi-e-tron-vision-gran-turismo-electric-playstation-formula-e-reality/
Audi E-Tron Vision Gran Turismo jumps from PlayStation into real life
April 9, 2018 The Audi E-Tron Vision Gran Turismo was originally developed
to live in Sony and Polyphony Digital's pixelated PlayStation 4 racing
simulator, but now, it's emerged as a real-life car. Developed from scratch
in just 11 months, this all-electric E-Tron Vision Gran Turismo will make
its first public appearance in Rome on April ...
https://cnet3.cbsistatic.com/img/hV_GdmcU787komo-2sfsm7UVgok=/2018/04/09/a96f6d49-a831-4f97-80bb-dc37cc563725/audi-e-tron-vision-gran-turismo-11.jpg
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/audi-reveals-new-e-tron-vision-gran-turismo
Audi reveals new e-tron Vision Gran Turismo
9 April 2018 Originally conceived as a virtual race car for the 15th
anniversary of the Gran Turismo video game on Sony's PlayStation 4, the
e-tron Vision Gran Turismo has been turned into reality by Audi as part of a
marketing campaign built around its new e-tron electric car sub-brand. The
one-off prototype, constructed at Audi's ... Audi R8 RWS V10 vs Porsche 911
GT3 - 2018 ...
https://youtu.be/-z5LYR1962k
https://www.motor1.com/news/238640/audi-e-tron-electric-concept/
Audi E-Tron Vision Gran Turismo Is Formula E's New EV Race Taxi
Apr 09, 2018 Following its teasers from last week, Audi has now revealed
the E-Tron Vision Gran Turismo concept, originally developed for the Gran
Turismo Sport video game series for PlayStation 4. The German manufacturer
has made the concept car reality – and it's amazing. Powered by three
electric motors, each with a peak ...
https://icdn-6.motor1.com/images/mgl/E7KQw/s1/audi-e-tron-vision-gran-turismo-concept.jpg
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https://www.menshealth.com.au/bp-to-add-electric-vehicle-charge-points-at-its-service-stations?category=Life
BP To Add Electric Vehicle Charge Points At Its Service Stations
11 Apr 2018 The synergies are clear - why shouldn't owners of electric cars
have the same convenience as those still using combustion-engine vehicles?
Service stations, as we all know, are more than just outlets to fill up your
car - they serve as modern-day convenience stores, too. The plan from BP to
implement a rollout of FreeWire ...
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[EVDL] EVLN: 3D Printed Hackrod& Siemens Fun AI, VR Electric Roadster (v)
'Yes, I know it's electric, but where's the engine' https://cleantechnica.com/2018/04/06/hackrod-siemens-unveil-fun-electric-roadster-made-of-ai-virtual-reality-3d-printing/ Hackrod & Siemens Unveil Fun Electric Roadster Made of AI, Virtual Reality, & 3D Printing April 6th, 2018 Nicolas Zart [images https://c1cleantechnicacom-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/files/2018/04/Siemens-And-Hackrod-AI-3D-VR-Electric-Roadster-4-570x312.png Siemens And Hackrod AI, 3D, VR Electric Roadster https://c1cleantechnicacom-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/files/2018/04/Siemens-And-Hackrod-AI-3D-VR-Electric-Roadster-22-570x291.png https://c1cleantechnicacom-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/files/2018/04/Siemens-And-Hackrod-AI-3D-VR-Electric-Roadster-5-570x290.png https://c1cleantechnicacom-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/files/2018/04/Siemens-And-Hackrod-AI-3D-VR-Electric-Roadster-570x307.png https://c1cleantechnicacom-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/files/2018/04/Siemens-And-Hackrod-AI-3D-VR-Electric-Roadster-1.png videos https://youtu.be/TE6gALjSSAs Hackrod - Powered by Siemens https://vimeo.com/261053715 ] Never heard of Hackrod? Heard of Siemens? Of course and of course. A new joint venture between the Californian startup and the German industrial giant is now exploring virtual reality (VR) and 3D printing to bring us an electric roadster proof of concept. Yes, it’s “just another concept car,” but this one seemed worth covering. When VR, AI, & 3D Printing Give EVs A Helping Hand Modern technologies sometimes collide and help each other in the the overall market as a result. Electric vehicle (EV) technology is maturing today, and it’s a much more mainstream concept than it was a few years ago. I remember going to auto shows a decade ago and hearing people ask where the engine is. We would often hear things like. “Yes, I know it’s electric, but where’s the engine?” This is less common with EVs today, but AI and VR are more or less at that stage of awareness and development. The three can all help each other out, though, to raise awareness further and see more consumer adoption. One trend I’ve noticed in the last few years is the use of technologies from other industries, such as aviation or other high-end, precision manufacturing. This democratization of technology gives startups enough resources to create an EVs in high-quality ways and less time. VR, AI, 3D printing, and HPC access and testing are now commonplace in the new automotive industry, which is largely focused on electric vehicles. The convergence of these technologies can even help startups shave off precious time and human resources compared to automotive giants. Case in point: Lucid’s amazing story of having designed the Air [ https://cleantechnica.com/2017/02/14/lucid-motors-air-indeed-lucid-vision-original-review-test-ride-part-1/ ] in less than 3 years with under 300 people. The Accelerated Development of the Siemens, Hackrod Electric Roadster Siemens [ https://www.siemens.com/global/en/home.html ] is now going a step further with Hackrod [ http://hackrod.com/ ], collaborating to create an EV designed in virtual reality, engineered with artificial intelligence (AI), and 3D printed in full size with a structural alloy. Officially named “La Bandita,” the speedster is a proof of concept for a production methodology we hope will entice bigger players to follow. Essentially, the Hackrod factory of the future will be powered by the Siemens Digital Innovation Platform (DIP). They say it’s “as easy as playing a video game.” Now that’s something we can rejoice! Using the Siemens PLM Software platform [ https://cleantechnica.com/2018/03/20/siemens-plans-build-37-million-3d-printing-facility-uk/ ], such as its NX and cloud-based Solid Edge Portal, Hackrod can access design and engineering tools to quickly design, test, and manufacture its EV solutions. By using modern technologies, it reduces the need for massive industrial infrastructure or tooling budgets, as well as certain testing phases. According to Dr. Slade Gardner, Hackrod CTO, “The Hackrod and Siemens PLM Software partnership is vitally important. … Our shared vision includes optimized aesthetic design, robust validated engineering, complex advanced manufacturing and rapid in-situ quality assessment. Because the Hackrod vision includes rapid data collection for product design and iteration; and customized manufacturing of sophisticated mechatronic systems, Siemens’ hardware connectivity for Industrial IoT and multi-axis additive manufacturing are critical to success. The products of our partnership will illustrate the impact that an efficient and motivated team can have access to world-class digital design, engineering, visualization, manufacturing, and inspection power.” Bob Haubrock, Senior Vice President of Product Engineering Software at Siemens PLM Software, added, “Hackrod’s vision for automotive design is an exciting and unique use of our design and engineering software, and is completely in line with Siemens’
[EVDL] EVhistory: ice range anxiety a 100yrs ago> EVs' charge anywhere advantage
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1116266_gasoline-range-anxiety-100-years-ago-made-electric-car-charging-seem-easy Gasoline range anxiety 100 years ago made electric-car charging seem easy Apr 15, 2018 John Voelcker Ht2 Robert [image https://images.hgmsites.net/lrg/bmw-activee-electric-car-in-front-of-old-gas-pumps-belvidere-nj-photo-tom-moloughney_100412540_l.jpg BMW ActiveE electric car in front of old gas pumps, Belvidere, NJ / Tom Moloughney ] [image] 1909 Ford Model T Touring Electric cars have the great advantage that their batteries can be recharged anywhere there's electricity. It may not be particularly fast, though modern plug-in vehicles get at least 60 miles overnight, and often double or triple that. But a century ago, drivers of gasoline cars had just as much range anxiety as electric-car drivers—especially if they wanted to take long road trips. Today's global network of gasoline and diesel filling stations has developed over 100 years, but it didn't exist at the turn of the 20th century. The energy density of gasoline allowed trips of more than 100 miles, impossible in the mass-market battery-electric vehicles of the day. Traveling that far in a steam car was possible, but required stocks of fuel to be stationed along the route. So where did drivers of the newfangled gasoline vehicles get their fuel? [image] Petro-Canada gas station, Crossfields, Alberta, with electric-car charging station At first, they had to have it shipped to stops along their route—often pharmacies, which already sold kerosene, alcohol, and other combustible liquids. There were no gas pumps of the sort a modern driver would recognize. Instead, the driver filled the car with a hand pump, usually at the curb, that pumped gasoline into the car's gas tank from a metal storage tank at whichever roadside business was willing to take delivery of the highly flammable liquid. Those hand pumps began to appear in 1907, just a few years after the turn of the century—at a time when the U.S. car market was split among electric cars, steam cars, and gasoline cars. Buyers viewed electric cars as the most refined (and the only ones suitable for women to drive), though they were limited by their range (less than 50 miles) and long recharging times. Steam cars were smooth and powerful, but it took 30 to 45 minutes for the boiler to produce sufficient steam pressure to drive the car after the fuel was ignited. Gasoline cars were the crudest, loudest, and smelliest, but the long range provided by the energy density of liquid hydrocarbons worked in their favor. [image] 1912 Cadillac Touring Edition Then Charles Kettering's electric self-starter, introduced by Cadillac in 1912, made gasoline cars practical for everyone. The battery-powered motors that turned over engines until they fired replaced hand cranks that could break the thumbs, wrists, or arms of the drivers using them if they kicked back. From 1900 through the 1920s, drivers simply carried multiple 5-gallon cans of gasoline on their cars—often strapped to the running boards—to ensure they could cover the necessary distances. That fact comes from a paywalled article in The Wall Street Journal.cited in a post six years ago on Kate Kelly's "America Comes Alive" website. Kelly notes, again from the Journal, that gasoline was also carried as a side business on some of the trucks that delivered home heating oil to residences. But the motorists of 100 years ago still had to plan their trips carefully; the growth of a nationwide network of regularly spaced fueling stations would take place from 1915 through 1930. The first modern gas station opened in Pennsylvania in 1913, and what came to be called "service stations" had more than gas pumps: They sold oil, tires, starter batteries, and offered repairs and service to locals and travelers. By 1920, a post on the University of Houston's "Engines of Our Ingenuity" site notes America had 15,000 gas stations, plus half that number of curbside pumps. A decade later, that number was more than 100,000—and the curbside pumps were all but extinct. By 1970, the U.S. had more than 200,000 gas stations. There are now slightly more than 100,000, though stations have expanded from two or three pumps to a dozen or more pumps. Meanwhile, they no longer make money selling fuel. Customer purchases of sugary sodas, salty snack foods, beer, cigarettes, and lottery tickets are today's business model. That said, drivers no longer have to plan ahead to ship fuel to businesses along their routes. [© greencarreports.com] + https://electrek.co/2018/04/11/kia-wireless-charging-soul-ev-electric-car/ Kia developed a wireless charging system for the Soul EV electric ... Apr. 11th 2018 The driver simply parks the car above the transmitter to begin charging and then energy is sent through an inductive coupling to an electrical device, which uses that energy to charge the electric vehicles' battery. The system is so efficient it
[EVDL] bike hubmotor for 20" rear wheel
many sellers talk about thier 20" hub motor, but I think there selling a hub motor geared for a 26" wheel which would make the rpm vs effecantcy way off . I'm looking for a hub motor thats wound propery 20" wheel . I'm looking for speeds around 20mph maybe 25 mph. I have 24 volts of 40ah calb cells and want to do 25 miles plus . ___ UNSUBSCRIBE: http://www.evdl.org/help/index.html#usub http://lists.evdl.org/listinfo.cgi/ev-evdl.org Please discuss EV drag racing at NEDRA (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NEDRA)
