8 August 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at flying cars, humanoid robots, autonomous trucks, a moon crash, hydrogen generating electricity, and police drones in Kalamazoo.
Smart Mobility Today Podcast
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25 July 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at space, the Great Lakes, AI helping scientists as well as AI hacking other AI, and challenges for the auto industry.
18 July 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at autonomous technologies in the air and in the sea, accessibility in autonomous technologies, pulling hydrogen from plastic, and a visit with the Sunseeker Solar Car Project at Western Michigan University.
11 July 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at robots in the auto industry, smart manufacturing, a call to ban killer robots, and news from the Great Lakes. Plus, Cindy talks with Jon Isenberg from Calysto Group about AI, and smart cyber security practices.
27 June 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at powering EVs, space manufacturing, drones at the FIFA world cup, and more from the Engineering Careers Tour at Detroit’s Wayne State University.
6 June 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at aerial vehicles, AI robot training, data centers, EV adoption, and green hydrogen.
30 May 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at energy, water recycling, AI in manufacturing, plus: autonomous vehicles, autonomous aviation, and autonomous ships studying hurricanes.
15 May 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at advanced manufacturing, electric, autonomous, and aerial vehicles, clean water, and space!
9 May 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at the Great Lakes, hydrogen, autonomous vehicles, space junk, and AI.
25 April 2026: Smart Mobility Today
This week’s show looks at space, military technology, advanced manufacturing, a tariff reversal, energy, and toxins in your drinking water. Plus a conversation with Astemo's Samantha Sklarski about the Engineering Careers Tour.