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海外TECH	Engadget	A Waymo robotaxi struck a child near a school	https://www.engadget.com/transportation/a-waymo-robotaxi-struck-a-child-near-a-school-152446302.html?src=rss	Waymo said one of its robotaxis struck a child who sustained minor injuries The incident took place in Santa Monica California on January The company reported it to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA which has opened an investigation nbsp The agency said the incident occurred close to a school within regular drop off hours with other children and a crossing guard nearby The child ran from behind a double parked SUV into the path of a Waymo Driver Waymo said its vehicle detected the child immediately as they emerged and that the robotaxi braked hard to lower its speed from around mph to under mph at the time of impact nbsp Waymo said the child stood up immediately and moved to the sidewalk The company contacted emergency services and the vehicle remained stationary at the side of the road until law enforcement allowed it to leave The NHTSA s Office of Defects Investigation will examine whether the Waymo Driver used appropriate caution given that it was close to a school during drop off hours and children were close by The probe is expected to look at the intended behavior of the vehicle s automated driving systems around schools particularly during regular pick up and drop off times and Waymo s response to the incident On the day that the incident took place the National Transportation Safety Board opened an investigation into Waymo over its vehicles improperly passing school buses in Austin Texas Last month the company carried out a voluntary software recall i e it updated its systems after the NHTSA opened an investigation into Waymo vehicles allegedly driving past stationary school buses in both Austin and Atlanta This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-01-29 15:24:46
海外TECH	Engadget	Honda vehicles used to proactively report road safety issues in nation-first pilot	https://www.engadget.com/transportation/honda-vehicles-used-to-proactively-report-road-safety-issues-in-nation-first-pilot-151629967.html?src=rss	Honda and DriveOhio have teamed up on a new road safety initiative in which Honda vehicles are being used to collect real time data that can advise about potential issues and road deficiencies before they become a problem Honda s Proactive Roadway Maintenance System which has been in prototyping since uses quot advanced vision and LiDAR sensors quot to identify issues such as worn or obstructed road signs damaged guardrails rough roads and emerging potholes During the pilot members of the Ohio Department of Transportation s smart mobility hub drove the test vehicles on around miles of road in central and southeastern Ohio They covered a mix of urban and rural environments in varying weather conditions and at different times of the day nbsp ODOT operators were able to review any flagged road or infrastructure deficiencies in real time using smart dashboards developed by Honda and tech firm Parsons The University of Cincinnati helped Honda fit the sensors to its vehicles led the development of the damage detection feature and assisted ODOT during the pilot The data collected by the vehicles was processed by Edge AI models and then passed on to Honda s own cloud platform The system then automatically generated work orders for ODOT s maintenance teams in order of priority While a relatively small pilot in scope the Proactive Roadway Maintenance System performed well in the trial across a number of metrics delivering as high as percent accuracy at highlighting damaged or obstructed signs Accuracy was percent for damaged guardrails and a slightly lower percent for spotting potholes Honda says its technology could also detect high severity shoulder drop offs that were easy to miss in a routine visual inspection while the system also proved reliable at measuring road roughness The team that worked on the project estimated that if implemented on a larger scale the automated system could save ODOT over million a year Honda and its partners are now looking at ways to scale up the prototype Proactive Roadway Maintenance System for real world use The manufacturer also says it aims to eventually have similar technology in the vehicles of its customers who will be able to share their own detection data anonymously and help create safer roads This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-01-29 15:16:30
海外TECH	Raspberry Pi	A new qualification in data science and AI for students in England?	https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/a-new-qualification-in-data-science-and-ai-for-students-in-england/	At the end of last year Professor Becky Francis published her long awaited Curriculum and Assessment Review for England accompanied by the UK government s official response Buried within that response ーand not actually proposed in the Review itself ーwas a notable commitment to explore introducing a new Level qualification in data science and The post A new qualification in data science and AI for students in England appeared first on Raspberry Pi Foundation	2026-01-29 15:42:55
海外TECH	Cisco Blog	Cisco Compute Solutions and Red Hat Ansible Supercharge Infrastructure Management	https://blogs.cisco.com/datacenter/cisco-compute-solutions-and-red-hat-ansible-supercharge-infrastructure-management	Tasks that once took hours now take minutes See how Cisco and Red Hat s expanded Ansible automation capabilitiesーincluding over modules and a comprehensive Cisco Validated Designーare helping IT teams reclaim time and reduce operational complexity	2026-01-29 16:00:00
海外TECH	OMG! Ubuntu!	Free Up Disk Space by Removing Old Snap Versions	https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/01/remove-snap-revisions-ubuntu-disk-space	Running out of disk space on Ubuntu Before you start uninstalling applications or clearing caches you might want to check your snap revisions I ve been getting low disk space warnings on a GB Ubuntu partition The usual tips to free space on Ubuntu weren t enough so I opened Disk Usage Analyser and found nearly GB was eaten up by old snap versions you can run sudo du sh var lib snapd too Not active versions of Snaps I have installed backups of every snap I have installed There idle in the snapd folder consuming several gigabytes just in case I need to You re reading Free Up Disk Space by Removing Old Snap Versions a blog post from OMG Ubuntu Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission	2026-01-29 15:11:17