Vehicle manufacturers are investing heavily in electric vehicle (EV) R&D to transform the way we drive, and battery development is at the heart of this process.
As the market for electric vehicles (EVs) grows, global charging infrastructure is trying to keep pace. There is significant demand for EV charging stations that provide higher current and faster charging speeds, but in a safe, flexible, consumer-friendly design.
While sustainability has become a key industrial concern, the sector has found it difficult to make significant progress. Operating sustainably means industrial companies must simultaneously meet environmental, economic and social measures.
In his 2022 Autumn Statement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced that EV owners will have to pay road tax from 2025. Critics say the move will further hinder consumers from purchasing an EV sooner than they need to.
Tech advancements, such as sophisticated sensor technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and faster microprocessors are conspiring to make line-scan camera technology a compelling option in a host of new areas.