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Autonomous FF 91 blends luxury and connectivity Following a series of teasing tweets late last year, the California-based start-up finally unveiled the FF 91 at this month's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Billed as the fastest electric production car in the world -- it goes from 0-60 mph in 2.39 seconds -- the electric supercar also promises to be one of the most sophisticated autonomous vehicles on the road. CNN's Supercharged show caught up with Faraday Future's design chief Richard Kim at CES, where he gave presenter Nicki Shields a guided tour of the car's key design features. Form follows function A strip of light wraps around the front of the FF 91, drawing attention to the car's aerodynamic shape. "Aero is really important for range," Kim explains. Down below, the company's slanted "FF" logo sits amid a mesh of lights that glow in different sequences depending on what the car is doing. When it's being recharged, the lights glow up and down. 360-degree coverage The personal touch
My 80's TV! Alibaba wants to use blockchain to prevent counterfeit Australian food products in China | Business Insider Chinese e-tailing giant Alibaba has enlisted the help of Australia Post and vitamin company Blackmores for a pilot program to prevent food fraud using blockchain technology. The internet business has also called in PricewaterhouseCoopers to help improve integrity and traceability on its supply chains as part of the scheme. Alibaba ANZ managing director Maggie Zhou signed a memorandum of understanding with Australia Post and Blackmores in Canberra today during Chinese premier Li Keqiang’s visit to the country. The two Australian companies will offer in-market testing across their supply chains for the pilot. Zhou said that if the Australian scheme is successful, it will form the basis of a global supply chain model for all of Alibaba Group’s e-commerce markets. “Food fraud is a serious global issue that not only costs the food industry billions every year, but puts consumers’ health at risk. Fraud costs the global food industry is an estimated $US40 billion annually.
A 911 Lifeline for Your Car, No Fees Required Cruising down the D.C. Beltway at the crack of dawn last June, Bill Bowen was suddenly struck by a car veering across four lanes. Mr. Bowen’s red Mini Cooper spun around and landed on the road’s shoulder. What’s incredible isn’t just that he survived. Before he climbed out of the wreck, police had arrived—summoned to his exact location by a gadget plugged into his car. The device also called his wife. In our connected world, now even your ride can have its own 911 and nervous-spouse hotline. Mr. Review: Android 7 'Nougat,' Google’s most significant 2016 update to its mobile OS, has arrived. After his accident, Mr. Devices like the Automatic Pro can bring almost any vehicle—even a jalopy you bought when *NSYNC was popular—into the smartphone age. Installing one of these yourself won’t void your warranty. Automatic’s new adapter is actually late to the cellular connection idea—its previous model, the one used by Mr. How can a startup afford that? A help line sounds appealing.
7 Innovation Myths In The Power of Why Amanda Lang argues that innovation is simpler than you think. One reason we’re endlessly focused on expert innovation, or as she calls it, innovation window dressing, is our core belief that innovation is difficult. According to one recent study 68% of business leaders believe that innovators are “born and cannot be made.” However, scientists have shown the exact opposite is true. What is innovation? Innovation is not, as many people believe, synonymous with invention and therefore out of the reach of the average person. Sounds a lot like how Gutenberg developed the printing press. So innovation is often remixing and cross-pollinating ideas. A lot of us, though, just don’t do this. Sounds like we’re losing our grit. The main difference between innovators and the rest of us is that innovators ask more and better questions “and they are more driven to find answers and embrace them, even if the answers are first not what they wanted or expected to find,” Lang writes.
The Five Skills of Disruptive Innovators In The Innovator’s DNA: Mastering the Five Skills of Disruptive Innovators, authors Jeffrey Dyer, Hal Gregersen, and Clayton Christensen uncover the origins of “innovative-and often disruptive-business ideas.” Five primary discovery skills—skills that compose what we call the innovator’s DNA—surfaced from our conversations. We found that innovators “Think Different,” to use a well-known Apple slogan. The ability to look at problems in a non-standard way might be the most sought after competency of the future. Most of us believe that the ability to think creatively is genetic. Most of us believe that some people, like (Steve) Jobs, are simply born with creative genes, while others are not. Behaviors drive innovation. A critical insight from our research is that one’s ability to generate innovative ideas is not merely a function of the mind, but also a function of behaviors. The five skills of disruptive innovators are: You can see how these are somewhat synergistic.