...premium on sensory stimulation and marketers will look for more ways to engage the senses. We’ll see Nissan going multisensory at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit next...

...years and beyond,” he says. Fellow Japanese carmaker Nissan also got its share of hype, demoing a brain-to-vehicle interface to make manned cars safer and driverless cars less scary. The...

...2020. Nissan’s luxury vehicle arm Infiniti is reported to be launching a new electric car in 2018. Land Rover’s new electric ‘Road Rover’ vehicle is also expected to debut at...

...–OkCupid’s new outdoor campaign is “the latest attack on dating culture,” focusing on making substantial connections. Via Adweek. –CES attendees can preview Nissan’s “brain-to-vehicle” technology, which “anticipates your driving...

–Square illustrated a children’s story about the birth of bitcoin, writes The Verge. –Can AI make recruiting smarter? A new wave of startups accepts the challenge. Via Forbes....

...robotics and AI that make people’s lives easier and better. The robots learn from human interaction to assist with needs as they arise, and become more “empathetic.” Honda 3E Nissan...

...warming, the world would start shifting from polluting gas-guzzlers to clean-driving EVs. But sales of the Nissan Leaf, the best-selling electric car, totaled only 27,000 units globally by April 2012;...

...entertainment and media; they’re accustomed to being at the center of experiences rather than passive observers. And technology is making this interactivity easier to execute. Nissan’s “Deja View” campaign for...

...car ownership. At the recent Tokyo Motor Show, Nissan procured the virtual reality headset Oculus Rift—a much-buzzed-about device that’s due out in 2014—to entice attendees into engaging with the brand....

...work with is the European automotive manufacturer Renault. They’re part of the Nissan Renault alliance. They have a plant where they can take the drivetrain, the engine or the gearbox...