Tesla owners tend to get a lot of hate. And according to a new study, at least some of that hate may be justified. Jerry, an AI-powered car insurance broker and auto refinancing service, examined safety scores and other data from 10 million car trips taken by 62,000 drivers, including 30,000 trips by 228 Tesla drivers. Here’s what they learned about who Tesla drivers are and how they drive.
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Who are Tesla owners?
According to the data Jerry found, Tesla owners are overwhelmingly male. Eighty-three percent of drivers were men, compared to 49% of drivers for all other vehicles. Tesla owners are also typically younger; around 70% of drivers are 34 or younger, falling primarily into the millennial and gen Z generations.
They also found that Tesla drivers were also more educated on average and earned a higher income. One-third of all Tesla drivers have either a master’s degree or a Ph.D. (compared to 13% of the general population). Additionally, the median household income was $85,000 for the zip codes where Tesla drivers live. Engineers, managers of operations, and software engineers were among the most common occupations.
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Less safe, but less distracted
Overall, researchers found that Tesla owners are less safe on the road than drivers of other vehicle models. When it comes to acceleration safety, Tesla motorists scored worse than 98% of all drivers. They attributed this fact to the new Tesla’s “Insane,” “Ludicrous,” and “Plaid” modes. These modes allow cars to accelerate quickly—but sudden speed bursts lower acceleration safety scores.
Jerry also found that Tesla owners scored below average for speed scores and overall safety. Speed scores look at the driver’s speed relative to the speed limit. However, the lower-than-average scores may not be very significant as Tesla drivers’ average and average top speeds were lower than non-Tesla drivers. The differences in overall safety averages were minimal as well.
The one area where Tesla owners did better than others was the distraction score. This score is based on how frequently drivers handled their smartphones while behind the wheel; the less you use your phone, the higher the score. Drivers were ranked 10th out of the 52 car brands Jerry looked at. This data, however, fails to take into account the 15-inch touchscreen that comes standard in Tesla cars. It’s possible that drivers used their phones less simply because another screen was pulling their attention.
Tesla drivers are exactly who most people believe they are. They’re typically male with higher-than-average education levels and income. They’re often less safe drivers when it comes to accelerating. However, these drivers are better at keeping their hands on the wheel and off their phones. What does it all mean? We’ll let you be the judge.
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Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, a leading provider of communications, networking, and cloud solutions tailored to customers’ industries, today announces that it has achieved compliance under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) for the US market.
FERPA is a Federal law that requires schools and their service providers to protect the privacy of students’ education records. This entails the establishment and maintenance of administrative, physical, and technical safeguards that are designed to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all education records to which a school or service provider has access.
FERPA compliance will enable Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise to provide its RainbowTM communications solutions, including Rainbow Classroom, to its education customers.
“ALE has been proactive in taking on the critical role of protecting students’ education records and providing educational agencies or institutions with the technology they need to ensure student success. We take great pride in offering peace of mind to education professionals, parents, and students alike,” said Salvatore Zoida, Senior Attorney and FERPA Compliance Officer at ALE USA Inc.
“Achieving this milestone allows us to extend the benefits of our Rainbow communications platform, through its licensing model, to educational institutions at all levels, which is a priority vertical for ALE. We are committed to our education customers and will continue to propose the solutions they need while ensuring all the necessary protection for them to offer services in optimal conditions,” said Mike Mullarkey, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Americas at ALE USA Inc.
ALE is a key supplier of unified communications solutions tailored to organisations of all sizes across various industries. The company also provides cloud-based solutions enhancing its customers’ ability to address client needs as they increasingly move to the cloud. Rainbow Classroom by Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise delivers a standardized virtual learning experience that leverages existing Learning Management Systems or ALE’s standalone online learning platform and enriches it with real-time collaboration and communication capabilities. The solution provides everything educators need in an online virtual classroom, tailored to their requirements, using a web browser and internet connection.
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ALE provides digital-age networking, communications, and cloud solutions with services tailored to ensure customers’ success, with flexible business models in the cloud, on premises, and hybrid. All solutions have built-in security and limited environmental impact.
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This smartphone for older users sports a huge 5.5-inch screen. Its unique software offers simple menus with large text, plus GreatCall's extensive suite of services for older users. It also offers full Android functionality at a low price. Other features include 3.5mm audio jack and front and rear cameras.
This phone is not currently available from any major U.S. carrier. It is compatible with some U.S. networks, and may be available from third-party dealers or smaller, regional carriers.
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| Storage | 8 GB raw hardware 4 GB available to user Expandable via memory card |
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Urban Armor Gear (UAG) is out with its newest iPhone accessory. The Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand is a MagSafe-compatible power source with a useful kickstand neatly integrated into its clean design.
UAG has jumped into the magnetic power bank game quite a bit after others, but its debut comes with a thoughtful kickstand.
“Versatile built-in aluminum kickstand with multiple viewing modes and uses. Upright mode is great for hands free video calls or horizontal view perfect for watching videos.”
Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand specs
- MagSafe-compatible (works with iPhone 12, 13, and 14 or any MagSafe-supported cases)
- 4000 mAh battery capacity
- Battery status LED indicators
- Polycarbonate build with soft-touch finish
- Recharge via USB-C
- Built-in aluminum kickstand works to prop up iPhone in portrait or landscape
- Limited lifetime warranty
- Price: $59.95
The Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand comes in black, marshmallow, orchid, and deep ocean colors. The new MagSafe-compatible is available now direct from UAG.
9to5Mac’s Take
The Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand is a bit below competitors when it comes to the 4000 mAh capacity – I’m guessing that should be good for somewhere between 50 and 70% of an iPhone charge when you account for the power loss during wireless transmission. That will probably be closer to a 30-40% charge for the larger iPhone 12/13/14 Pro Max models. UAG doesn’t make a specific claim on how much of a charge Lucent offers.
When it comes to power output, UAG doesn’t specify what to expect, which probably hints it’s 5W, not 7.5W.
But if you’re looking for a simple and compact way to charge up your iPhone seamlessly while adding in a useful stand, and don’t need lots of capacity, the Lucent looks like a solid option.
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Maruti Ignis Lucent Orange
Maruti Ignis is available in Lucent Orange colour. Ignis is also available in 9 colours - Silky silver, Nexa Blue With Black Roof, Glistening Grey, Pearl White, Lucent Orange With Black Roof, Nexa Blue With Silver Roof, Lucent Orange, Turquoise Blue and Nexa Blue.
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What is the price of Maruti Ignis Lucent Orange?
Lucent Orange is available in 7 variants of Ignis out of 7 versions. The Price of Maruti Ignis Lucent Orange is Rs 5.35 - 7.72 Lakh.
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9 colour options are available in Maruti Ignis.
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Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise RainbowTM will support the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme in developing extended reality-based tools for effective business telecommunication
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, a leading provider of network, communications and cloud solutions, is taking part in the CORTEX2 (COoperative Real-Time EXperiences with EXtended reality) consortium.
With AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning) at the heart of its technology development, ALE will support CORTEX2 on its mission to democratise access to remote collaboration offered by next-generation XR (Extended Reality) experiences across a wide range of industries and SMEs.
CORTEX2 is an eight-million-euro initiative funded by the European Commission through the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. The consortium is composed of 10 organisations across seven countries that will work together for 36 months.
The CORTEX2 platform will be operated from the ALE cloud, and RainbowTM by Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise will be used as a backbone for the innovative extended reality-based tele-cooperation concept to ensure large scale adoption and rapid scaling.
The global health crisis accelerated remote working and led to a sharp increase in the use of videoconferencing and platforms enabling teamwork. Today, XR-based tools, which can enhance remote collaboration communications, present significant challenges for most businesses.
Through the partnership of all ten organisations CORTEX2 aims to simplify XR technology adoption and will provide:
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Full support for Augmented Reality (AR) experiences as an extension of video conferencing systems when using heterogeneous service end devices through a novel Mediation Gateway platform.
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Resource-efficient teleconferencing tools through innovative transmission methods and automatic summarisation of shared long documents.
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Easy-to-use and powerful XR experiences with instant 3D reconstruction of environments and objects, and using recognised gestures to trigger corresponding actions in collaborative meetings.
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Fusion of visual and audio elements for multichannel semantic interpretation and enhanced tools such as virtual conversational agents and automatic meeting summarisation.
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Full integration of internet of things (IoT) devices into XR experiences to optimise interaction with running systems and processes.
Half of the total budget of the project will be dedicated to recruiting tech startups and SMEs to support with co-development. This investment aims to engage new use-cases to demonstrate CORTEX2 capabilities and assess the social impact associated with the adoption of XR technology in both external and internal use cases.
As a part of its mission, the consortium will enable third parties, including small and medium enterprises, to use the CORTEX2 generic framework to develop their own services. The Rainbow cloud-based Communication Platform as a Service (CPaaS) will be a key component of the project that supports fully interactive XR-based cooperation and will be showcased in three planned pilots: industrial production, business meetings and remote training.
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Industrial production: Creating an immersive XR experience to carry out remote industrial maintenance using various mobile devices in limited bandwidth environments.
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Business meetings: Offering Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality enriched business meetings for seamless inclusion of remote participants and improved productivity.
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Remote technical training: Using VR/AR for efficient knowledge transmission where the remote instructor can demonstrate complex operations to multiple trainees using an immersive 3D model of industrial equipment.
"We are delighted to take part in this amazing project that will put Extended Reality at European users’ fingertips. With CORTEX2, we will bring XR capabilities into Rainbow’s collaborative space through the use of VR, AR and AI. It's an exciting time to be at cutting edge of these technologies," said Sylvain Rivier, CORTEX2 coordinator for Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise.
The ultimate goal for this partnership is to extend video conferencing to more than just screen-to-screen interactions, enabling the integration of XR-based tools into business communications for seamless remote communication collaboration.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement N° 101070192.
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