#Car Technology

High-performance vehicle manufacturer, McLaren Automotive, is planning to replace windshield wipers on their future supercars with force fields made of sound. The McLaren P1 No mention on when McLaren will start implementing the said technology but you can expect it add more weight on the price of an already super expensive sports car. Now if they can just apply that force field thing to the entire car, that would be great. I've been an avid fan of the Moo cards ever since they went online. The business/calling cards are of high quality and each one is unique so even if they're coming in from London and are a little expensive, I ordered 3 boxes. All 300 cards have a typo with the mobile number. Unlike the current version of AAOS, which is primarily used for in-car infotainment, the expanded platform is designed to support core vehicle components such as climate control, instrument clusters, lighting, cameras, mirrors, and telemetry systems. The platform introduces a service-oriented architecture that allows carmakers to deploy granular, over-the-air updates to individual vehicle functions. Read more in our articles including "McLaren to replace windshield wipers with force fields" and "Moo Mini Cards: An Expensive Lesson in Proofreading".