Physical AI brings artificial intelligence into the physical world through technologies such as robotics, intelligent automation, autonomous systems, and advanced manufacturing.
Centre for Designing Change and Ontario Tech University have launched Physical AI Centre of Excellence (PACE) Ontario, the first provincial hub within CDC’s national PACE network. The centre will help Canadian organisations develop, test and adopt emerging technologies whilst building…
Physical AI brings artificial intelligence into the physical world through technologies such as robotics, intelligent automation, autonomous systems, and advanced manufacturing.
Project Arrow, backed by its many Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) partners, a few universities and the Governments of Canada and Ontario, unveiled its high-tech concept car at CES in Las Vegas on January 5, 2023.
The Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) will showcase a prototype of the famous Project Arrow prototype at its annual conference on Oct. 19, the first look at the world’s first all-Canadian electric vehicle.
Now everything is falling into place and the project is moving forward,” reports Colin Dhillon, Chief Technical Officer at the Automotive Parts Manufacturer’s Association (APMA), the driving force behind Project Arrow.
An interview between Peter Watkins, Chief Operating Officer of QA Consultants and Colin Singh Dhillon, Chief Technical Officer for the Automotive Parts Manufacturing Association (APMA)
The way we drive is changing. As more Canadians gravitate towards electric vehicles, the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association, or APMA, is envisioning a zero-emissions future with Project Arrow, its all-Canadian concept EV.
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