For an example of how AI is used in the automotive industry other than self-driving, RAVIN AI has introduced RepairIQ, an AI-driven platform designed to streamline vehicle repair assessments for insurers. Utilizing DeepDetect™ technology, RepairIQ efficiently evaluates vehicle damage, predicts total losses, and manages repair costs. This innovation aims to reduce claim cycle times and improve accuracy in damage assessments.
One notable micromobility example is The Walton TAKYON 1.0. This is an electric bike designed for urban mobility and long-range commuting. Featuring a 26×4.8-inch fat tire for enhanced stability and a RockShox four-bar suspension system for a smooth ride, this bike is both functional and stylish. Powered by a 1.2 kW hub motor and a 72V, 26Ah Graphene Lead-acid battery, it offers a range of 120-130 km on a single charge.
These trends highlight the dynamic and innovative nature of the auto industry, where advancements in technology and design continue to drive progress and enhance user experience.
