New-Tech Europe Magazine | Q1 2023

Latest News an agreement with RSB Group, one of India’s most prominent Tier-1 automotive suppliers.

executing EVR’s India business strategy and has previously held key corporate positions in prominent automotive companies in India. EVR’s electric motor product line now comprises four motor families, from 3KW to 135KW. EVR’s first motors were designed for 2-wheelers and 3-wheelers and are suited for a wide range of additional applications. The recent

The agreement with RSB is EVR’s fourth commercial agreement in India signed during the past eight months. Other agreements are in place with Badve Group, Napino, and, most recently, EKA Mobility. Each of the partners is in various phases of setting up production lines to provide electric motors based

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expansion of its motor line allows EVR to enter high demand segments such as passenger vehicles, light commercial vehicles, and e-buses. Compared to standard motors, EVR’s electric motors are 30%-50% lighter and smaller, cost significantly less and can be tailored to user requirements. Over the last year, EVR was granted ten patents for its new technology, and more patents are expected. EVR has recently demonstrated its electric motors with several vehicle manufacturers in India, Japan, and Europe. The company showcased at the 16th Auto Expo 2023 exhibition at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi, India, earlier this month. “The establishment of EVR India and the agreement with RSB are additional milestones in our unprecedented momentum in the Indian market, which is racing towards electrification at an incredible pace,” said Opher Doron, CEO of EVR Motors. “We approach this market with our cost-efficient, best in class electric motor offering. We have succeeded in partnering with leading Tier-1 manufacturers who have superb industrial capabilities, innovative drive, and extensive customer bases. These collaborations enable us to develop and provide electric motors for most types of vehicles.”

on EVR’s innovative and proprietary electric motor topology. As a result, EVR’s electric motors, are expected to be supplied to vehicle manufacturers in multiple categories from the second half of 2023. Both the RSB Group and EKA Mobility agreements see EVR developing electric motors for Light Commercial Vehicles using its breakthrough proprietary Trapezoidal Stator RFPM topology. This signifies EVR’s entry into the passenger vehicle, light commercial vehicle, and e-bus sectors, expanding from its initial markets in the 2-wheeler and 3-wheeler segments. EVR is establishing a wholly owned subsidiary, EVR India, to serve the organization’s growing customer base in the country. EVR India will manufacture unique electric motor coils, a patented key component of EVR’s electric motor topology, for the company’s partners in India and globally. EVR India will include a team of about 30 people for engineering, manufacturing, sourcing, and customer support. EVR India will provide partners with a low risk, cost-effective supply of critical motor parts to simplify their production setup and create improved economies of scale. The company has appointed Sajal Kishore as managing director of EVR India. Kishore has been instrumental in formulating and

IBM and NASA Collaborate to Research Impact of Climate Change with AI

IBM (NYSE: IBM) and NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center announce a collaboration to use IBM’s artificial intelligence (AI) technology to discover new insights in NASA’s massive trove of Earth and geospatial science data. The joint work will apply AI foundation model technology to NASA’s Earth-observing satellite data for the first time. Foundation models are types of AI models that are trained on a broad set of unlabeled data, can be used for different tasks,

and can apply information about one situation to another. These models have rapidly advanced the field of natural language processing (NLP) technology over the last five years, and IBM is pioneering applications of foundation models beyond language. Earth observations that allow scientists to study and monitor our planet are being gathered at unprecedented rates and volume. New and innovative approaches are required to extract knowledge from these vast data resources. The goal of

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