Connected Future, Flying Dreams｜Yang Jincai, President of the World Drone Federation, was invited to attend the Artificial Intelligence and Drone Expo in Saudi Arabia
Review of Shenzhen Wuxie's workAs a bridge between government and enterprises and a link between enterprises and institutions, Shenwu Xie adheres to the purpose of "serving its members wholeheartedly" and is committed to providing services to members, actively promoting the industrial development and to promote industrial innovation and modernization.On November 4, the Saudi Arabia Artificial Intelligence and Drones Exhibition (SAADEF 2024), themed “A Smart Future, Flying Dreams,” opened with great fanfare in Riyadh. The conference brought together around 300 people from local government departments, academia, industry experts and the elite. Representatives from the drone field focused on the most cutting-edge technology trends, discussed in depth the unlimited potential of drones and related innovative artificial intelligence products, and jointly explored innovative solutions for drone integration. drones and artificial intelligence. During the meeting,Dr Abdulaziz al-Shaibani, Saudi Deputy Minister of Environment, Water and AgricultureAndYang Jincai, academician of the European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Humanities in France and president of the World Drone…
Meet the Royal Enfield C6: The new electric ‘flying flea’
Royal Enfield C6: A bold step into electric vehicles Royal Enfield has now taken a major step into the future with its electric motorcycle range 'Flying Flea'. At EICMA 2024, the first model Royal Enfield C6 was unveiled, which immediately aroused excitement among riders and industry experts. Combination of nostalgic design and modern style Notably, the Flying Flea range pays homage to Royal Enfield’s World War II-era model, also known as the ‘Flying Flea’, known for its compact and agile design. The Royal Enfield C6 cleverly combines this historical style with advanced technology. For example, it features a retro-style beam front fork, a single round headlight, and a streamlined frame. Together, these elements make the Royal Enfield C6 a seamless blend of retro charm and futuristic design. High-tech features for today's riders At the heart of the Royal Enfield C6 is the powerful Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) that significantly enhances the riding experience. Specifically, riders can access more than 200,000…
Royal Enfield Flying Flea S6 Scrambler teased with dollar fork
The Royal Enfield Flying Flea S6 is expected to be launched in 2027, while the C6 bobber will be launched in 2026. One day before the 2024 EICMA Auto Show, Royal Enfield's electric vehicle sub-brand Flying Flea launched its first electric product C6. In addition, the company also previewed a scrambler-style electric motorcycle called the "Flying Flea S6". Given that C6 deliveries will begin the year before, we expect the S6 to launch sometime in 2027. While the Flying Flea S6 sits on the C6 electric platform - which underpins a forged aluminum frame and magnesium battery pack - it features an inverted front fork with 60% more suspension travel. The bike features aluminum spoked wheels wrapped in dual-purpose tires. The rear tires are expected to be smaller than the front ones. At the same time, Feifia C6 uses a beam-type front fork and a rear single shock absorber. Stopping power comes from disc brakes mounted on 19-inch alloy wheels…
Royal Enfield Electric Motorcycles – Flying Flea C6 and
Royal Enfield Electric Motorcycles – Flying Flea S6 and C6 More details about the Royal Enfield FF.C6, such as range, battery capacity, charging time, etc., will be announced in the coming days At the 2024 EICMA, Royal Enfield unveiled its first electric motorcycle, called the Flying Flea FF-C6. The name Flying Flea also represents a new range of electric motorcycles that will use the same platform. Apart from the classic style FF.C6, Royal Enfield also previewed the scrambler style FF.S6. The two electric motorcycles are expected to be launched in early 2026. Royal Enfield’s first electric motorcycle - Flying Flea FF.C6 While the electric space is new to Royal Enfield, the brand maintains strong ties to its lineage. Royal Enfield's first electric motorcycle, the FF.C6, is inspired by the Flying Flea motorcycle used during World War II. The legendary Flying Flea motorcycle is known for its simple design, powerful performance and agile handling. All these features are now incorporated into…
Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 electric motorcycle debuts
Royal Enfield Flying Flea is the company’s new battery-powered motorcycle sub-brand. The Flying Flea C6 is the first product launched under this banner. After much anticipation, Royal Enfield has launched its first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6, in Milan, Italy. After establishing a distinguished track record with iconic monikers such as Bullet and Interceptor, the new electric vehicle marks a new era for the brand. It sports a classic look rather than the typical adventure look, staying true to Royal Enfield’s retro aesthetic. The Royal Enfield EV features a sleek, small frame with an emphasis on weight reduction, and round LED headlights with a recognizable badge in the centre. With its low seat height, high handlebars and front-mounted footpegs, the bike offers a comfortable ride that adds to its relaxed, retro appeal. Traditional features such as large mirrors and beams enhance its vintage charm. Also read: Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Rally spotted on eve of EICMA 2024 debut The…
Eight travel tips for event professionals
CHICAGO — Going to a business event can feel like taking a train, a plane or an Uber. From biking to the airport to catching flights to making connections in an unfamiliar environment, attending a trade show can seem overwhelming, especially for someone new to the industry. Here are eight tips for traveling to events, with insights from Stephen Hess, senior marketing manager at Restaurant Events, LLC. Carry more than you think you need While it's tempting to travel light, Hess says it's important to bring more than you anticipate using on any professional trip. Stephen Hess shares travel tips with TSE. "I would just recommend dressing up...usually the days are longer than a typical workday, so you're going to want to change clothes," he said. "That's the nature of the beast. You're high on your feet...(and) you just want clean socks." related. Networking 101 with TSE: YP's Guide to Networking Success Always check traffic conditions If you're going to…
The new Bentley Flying Spur: the most powerful luxury sedan ever
The Flying Spur has dropped the W12 engine in favor of a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 plug-in hybrid Bentley has unveiled the latest Flying Spur around the world, featuring a host of new updates. As the most powerful four-door configuration in the brand's history, the luxury sedan swaps its previous iconic W12 engine for an electric powertrain shared with the Continental GT. Equipped with 190 hp gearbox integrated electric motor Pure electric range is 76 kilometers The most powerful Bentley four-door configuration New Bentley Flying Spur: powertrains and specifications The Bentley Flying Spur has a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged enhanced V-8 engine and incorporates plug-in hybrid technology, which can produce 782 horsepower (147 horsepower more than the previous W12 engine). It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds and has a peak torque of 1,000Nm. The engine transmits power through an 8-speed DCT (dual-clutch automatic transmission). The 25.9kWh battery provides a pure electric range of 76km at a top speed…
All-new Bentley Flying Spur debuts with 771 hp hybrid V8 engine
The 2025 Flying Spur is the latest Bentley to feature its renowned ultra-high-performance hybrid powertrain, which combines a 591bhp twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 engine with a 187bhp electric motor between the eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and the engine. This configuration outperforms its W12-powered sibling, with a combined output of an astonishing 771bhp and 1,000Nm, making the new Flying Spur the most powerful Bentley sedan ever. The four-door sedan is equipped with a 25.9kWh battery and has a pure electric range of 76 kilometers. But the combined range (V8 and electric motor) is 829 kilometers. In terms of performance, the car has an acceleration time of 0-100 km/h of 3.5 seconds, which is 0.3 seconds faster than the previous generation model. Also read: Bentley's iconic W12 engine is now dead after two decades of use Although Bentley has not officially confirmed it yet, the new Flying Spur is likely to land on Indian shores next year in CBU (completely built vehicle) form…
5 things you need to know about the 2025 Bentley Flying Spur Speed
Bentley's most powerful sedan ever, with new 771-horsepower plug-in hybrid V8 engine that accelerates to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds Bentley has unveiled the fourth generation of the Flying Spur, and the first model is the performance flagship Speed. Sure, the ultra-luxury sedan may look almost identical to its predecessor, but it has some important cosmetic changes, including a new plug-in hybrid V8 powertrain that replaces the old W12. At first glance, the 2025 Bentley Flying Spur Speed appears to be a carbon copy of its predecessor. But look closer and you'll spot a new grille pattern, some slightly redesigned bumper air intakes and a set of shiny new 22-inch alloy wheels. The interior is also largely unchanged, save for a new "Precision Diamond" patchwork pattern on the seats and matching 3D inserts on the door cards. More: Bentley W12 engine discontinued after 20 years So why is Bentley calling it a new generation model, rather than a true…
Bentley hopes to make the Flying B Badge fly with Tiny
Car owners can use drones to help find free parking spots or find alternative routes in traffic go through Brad Anderson 52 seconds ago Drones can help car owners find parking spaces and alert emergency services in the event of an accident. Bentley's drone can be operated via a smartphone or the infotainment display. BYD's innovative Yangwang U8 SUV now has an optional drone. High-end automakers are always looking for ways to add new features and technologies to their vehicles, and Bentley may be going the extra mile on the tech side with its latest feature: an onboard drone. Read: Bentley W12 engine discontinued after 20 years Patent images show that the small drone will include the Flying B badge on top and be equipped with four small propellers. Bentley claims the drone will weigh no more than 250 grams (0.5 pounds) and says it can be charged while docked under the hood. AutoGuide reports that Bentley has thought of…
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