July 30, 2026 8:36 am, EDT A truck equipped with a Revoy plug-in device travels in Indio, California. (Ethan Noah Roy/Bloomberg) key takeaways: Revoy raised $27 million in a Series A round to scale a detachable electric dolly that fits between truck tractors and trailers. Revoy said the Dolly can move an 80,000-pound truck more
Mrlanc/Getty Images When you install an anti-theft system in your car, you reasonably expect that it will make it more difficult to steal your car. We can debate how useful or not various anti-theft systems are, but they certainly shouldn’t make your car any easier to steal.
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If you believe in the concept of keeping your personal data private (well, as much as anyone living in the modern world can these days), you may already have some feelings about Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR), specifically the Flock Camera Network. The police had to keep an eye on your speed and issue tickets
MotoGP Front Holeshot Device Gone MotoGP’s start-line technology race will begin again at the Dutch Grand Prix, with the Grand Prix Commission confirming that front ride-height devices, or holeshot devices, will be removed from all MotoGP machines from Assen onwards. The decision was announced overnight by the Grand Prix Commission, consisting of representatives from the