Science|Business
Policy Analysis: Energy, ICT
Published: 11 June 2007
Portsmouth University gets £200K to develop intelligent car wheels

News release from Portsmouth University

Scientists at the University of Portsmouth are using the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence to develop the world's first thinking car wheel.

The 'smart' wheel is being developed under a £200K Department of Trade and Industry-funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) project with Hampshire-based company PML Flightlink.

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Related subjects: Artificial intelligence, Eco-friendly electric car, Institute of Industrial Research, Partnership deal, Road conditions, Travel speed, University of Portsmouth

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