But with these robot stations, is there not a great risk of monopoly taking with the consequences that we can imagine? Yes, I agree on that: monopoly situations are problematic. We can clearly see this with EDF in France, which serves as a tool to impose nuclear power in France (notably ...

5000 car / hour (on major roads, during peak periods) = 84 robots (exchange in 50 seconds rounded to 1 minute). Distributed in 4 stations (one every 50 or 100 km), this makes 21 robots per station (5 lines with 4 or 5 robots in a row). https: //www.econologie.com/fichiers/partager/ava ...

Robot Station, demonstration (it will be on display at the next Frankfurt auto show): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w3dGjds7ek Exchange (performed more than 1000 times in public in Yokohama, Japan) in 1 minute 20, which will be optimized for a reduction to 50 seconds. The robot adapts to a ...

Other information (including video testimony of the navigator Ellen MacArthur) is available on this dedicated site:
http://www.renault-ze.com/fr

https://www.econologie.com/fichiers/partager/avatars/1246900989nbO3ht.jpg Renault présente la mobilité de demain (vidéo de 5 minutes permettant de bien comprendre) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik5OMQS9HxA - Test de l'infrastructure de recharge sur Paris avec 100 véhicules : 2010 - 2011-2012 : M...

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Methodological derision (...) whoever has built a real wall does not care about kicks in his work. Whoever has strong arguments and bibliographic references does not need to try to kick others and use the "mockery mode" ...

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Re: http://www.cnrtl.fr/definition/ballot The intention is very clear. Even without the use of the word nerd, by the way. The remark is intended to mock, not to construct. It is part of a petty search for fault, to mock, to try to discredit. Elec, remade lives us ...