This document analyzes Tesla and provides a target stock price of $216 per share, an 18.9% discount from the current market price of $256.76. Through discounted cash flow and multiples valuations, the group recommends selling Tesla stock. The summary provides an overview of Tesla's business, products, financial projections, and risks including competition from established automakers and dependence on suppliers. The target price is sensitive to revenue growth and discount rate assumptions.
This document discusses potential disruptions to the auto industry from new technologies like electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, connectivity, and mobility services. It notes that the industry is changing faster than it has in 100 years and outlines challenges for traditional OEMs, dealers, suppliers, insurers, and repair shops. For each group, it identifies key disruptions they need to prepare for, such as new business models, partnerships, skills, and approaches needed to adapt to an evolving industry landscape and shifting customer needs and expectations.
Distracted driving, especially from mobile phone use, is a serious safety issue. Experimental and naturalistic studies show that visual distractions impair steering while cognitive distractions from tasks like phone calls affect longitudinal control. Naturalistic driving studies find that texting increases crash risk the most, at over 23 times, while hands-free calling may seem protective but still impairs driving in demanding situations like intersections by taking attention away from peripheral threats. Effective policy solutions remain elusive as bans have limited effectiveness without strict enforcement and drivers do not self-manage distraction risks well.
This document discusses self-driving cars, including what they are, how they work, potential advantages and disadvantages, and challenges. It defines a self-driving car as a vehicle that can travel from place to place without human interaction by using sensors to navigate autonomously. Some advantages mentioned are increased road capacity, faster reaction times leading to fewer accidents, and reduced pollution. Disadvantages include high costs, potential software failures, and issues with public acceptance. Challenges involve gaining trust from humans, ensuring computer security, addressing legal liability, and requiring regulation from transportation safety authorities.
This document analyzes Tesla and provides a target stock price of $216 per share, an 18.9% discount from the current market price of $256.76. Through discounted cash flow and multiples valuations, the group recommends selling Tesla stock. The summary provides an overview of Tesla's business, products, financial projections, and risks including competition from established automakers and dependence on suppliers. The target price is sensitive to revenue growth and discount rate assumptions.
This document discusses potential disruptions to the auto industry from new technologies like electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, connectivity, and mobility services. It notes that the industry is changing faster than it has in 100 years and outlines challenges for traditional OEMs, dealers, suppliers, insurers, and repair shops. For each group, it identifies key disruptions they need to prepare for, such as new business models, partnerships, skills, and approaches needed to adapt to an evolving industry landscape and shifting customer needs and expectations.
Distracted driving, especially from mobile phone use, is a serious safety issue. Experimental and naturalistic studies show that visual distractions impair steering while cognitive distractions from tasks like phone calls affect longitudinal control. Naturalistic driving studies find that texting increases crash risk the most, at over 23 times, while hands-free calling may seem protective but still impairs driving in demanding situations like intersections by taking attention away from peripheral threats. Effective policy solutions remain elusive as bans have limited effectiveness without strict enforcement and drivers do not self-manage distraction risks well.
This document discusses self-driving cars, including what they are, how they work, potential advantages and disadvantages, and challenges. It defines a self-driving car as a vehicle that can travel from place to place without human interaction by using sensors to navigate autonomously. Some advantages mentioned are increased road capacity, faster reaction times leading to fewer accidents, and reduced pollution. Disadvantages include high costs, potential software failures, and issues with public acceptance. Challenges involve gaining trust from humans, ensuring computer security, addressing legal liability, and requiring regulation from transportation safety authorities.
This work is an analysis of Tesla. It starts with a brief introduction about the Low Emission Vehicles sector, then, after a short summary concerning Tesla’s history, the analysis begins. It is focused on the role of the innovation and its importance for the Californian firm. Great importance is given to Tesla’s business model and its value chain. Also its vertical integration and its strengths points have been analyzed.
The document presents information on driverless cars, including a brief history of autonomous vehicles from 1969. It discusses how driverless cars use sensors and software to navigate without human input, and considers issues like safety, economic impacts, and how autonomous technology could affect transportation. While driverless cars may reduce accidents and open up new mobility options, challenges include high costs, job disruption, and ensuring computer systems don't cause crashes. The conclusion discusses both benefits of and social barriers to autonomous vehicle adoption.
The document discusses the concept of the Internet of Vehicles (IoV), which connects vehicles through vehicle-to-vehicle communication networks. It describes how IoV relates to the broader Internet of Things by allowing vehicles to exchange information. Examples of IoV applications include early warning systems, detour applications, social media portals for vehicle owners, and using collected data for transportation analysis. The document outlines future areas of work with IoV including content sharing between vehicles, sensor data collection, intelligent transportation routing, and increased vehicle autonomy through technologies like platoons.
DESIGN MODIFICATION OF DISC BRAKE AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF IT BY VARYING T...ijsrd.com
Automobile braking system is one of the most important mechanical devices among the others. The disc brake is a device that slows or stops the rotation of a wheel by converting the friction to heat. But if the brakes get too hot, they will cease to work as they cannot dissipate enough heat. This condition of failure is known as brake fade. Disc brakes are exposed to large thermal stresses during routine braking and extraordinary thermal stresses during hard braking. Ventilation applications on disc brake can significantly improve the brake system performance by reducing the heating of the discs. In this study, the thermal behavior as well as the performance of ventilated brake discs using different pattern of holes will be investigated at continuous brake conditions with finite element analysis and the results will be compared with a solid disc.
This document provides an overview of self-driving cars, autonomous vehicles, and shared mobility. It discusses the major players in this emerging field such as Google, Tesla, Uber, and automotive manufacturers. The vision for autonomous vehicles is described as mobility over ownership where people will summon driverless vehicles via smartphone apps for on-demand transportation. Significant benefits include reduced traffic, increased road safety, and mobility for all groups. Currently, Google leads in developing fully autonomous vehicles while automakers focus on incremental self-driving features and plan to introduce them first in luxury models.
Artificial Intelligence In The Automotive Industry - M&A Trend AnalysisNetscribes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is redefining the automotive industry. Organizations in the automotive industry are realizing the need to leverage advanced algorithms and computational structures, innovative testing and validation platforms, integrated cockpit solutions, and 5G network adoption and application deployment for building their next generation mobility services. As a result, mergers and acquisitions focused on acquiring AI capabilities is on the rise in auto sector.
The report provides a detailed analysis of more than 60 AI-focused deals in the auto sector over the last 10 years. Understand the specific AI technologies and capabilities that are high in demand, deal sizes, and the strategies driving those partnerships.
To purchase the full report, write to us at info@netscribes.com
The document discusses the rules of the road and driving etiquette that road users are required to follow in many countries. These rules govern interactions between vehicles and pedestrians and generally require drivers to avoid collisions. The rules are codified in legal codes and traffic regulations that set speed limits, sobriety levels, seatbelt requirements, and which side of the road to drive on. Road safety strategies aim to prevent serious injuries and deaths through safe road design, vehicle safety features like airbags, and crash avoidance technologies.
Tesla designs and sells high performance electric vehicles. It aims to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy through highly efficient electric vehicles. Tesla brings together automotive and technology to produce beautiful, exciting electric cars with the most efficient production. Its key technology is the 100% electric powertrain. Strategic goals include achieving high Model S production and partnering with other automakers. Competitors include BMW, Daimler, Toyota and GM. Tesla has competitive advantages through its low battery pack costs and proprietary technology. Political and environmental factors like government incentives and climate change awareness support electric vehicles.
Oman Automotive Market 2023 | Brochure | TechSci Research TechSci Research
Oman Automotive Market By Vehicle Type (Passenger Car & Commercial Vehicle), By Fuel Type (Gasoline and Diesel), By Tonnage, By Application, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2013-2023.
Read: https://www.techsciresearch.com/report/oman-automotive-market/3754.html
This document discusses pediatric seizures and epilepsy. It begins by defining epilepsy and describing the pathophysiology and causes of seizures. It then discusses different types of seizures including febrile seizures, treatment approaches for different seizure types including status epilepticus, and outcomes and prognosis. Evaluation, management, and treatment principles are provided for common childhood epilepsy syndromes.
This document discusses the care of children with shock. It defines shock, describes the different types including hypovolemic, cardiogenic, distributive, and septic shock. It outlines the causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment for each type. The document also provides case studies and discusses the pathophysiology of shock in detail. The objectives are to describe shock epidemiology, causes, presentations, pathophysiology, and treatments.
This work is an analysis of Tesla. It starts with a brief introduction about the Low Emission Vehicles sector, then, after a short summary concerning Tesla’s history, the analysis begins. It is focused on the role of the innovation and its importance for the Californian firm. Great importance is given to Tesla’s business model and its value chain. Also its vertical integration and its strengths points have been analyzed.
The document presents information on driverless cars, including a brief history of autonomous vehicles from 1969. It discusses how driverless cars use sensors and software to navigate without human input, and considers issues like safety, economic impacts, and how autonomous technology could affect transportation. While driverless cars may reduce accidents and open up new mobility options, challenges include high costs, job disruption, and ensuring computer systems don't cause crashes. The conclusion discusses both benefits of and social barriers to autonomous vehicle adoption.
The document discusses the concept of the Internet of Vehicles (IoV), which connects vehicles through vehicle-to-vehicle communication networks. It describes how IoV relates to the broader Internet of Things by allowing vehicles to exchange information. Examples of IoV applications include early warning systems, detour applications, social media portals for vehicle owners, and using collected data for transportation analysis. The document outlines future areas of work with IoV including content sharing between vehicles, sensor data collection, intelligent transportation routing, and increased vehicle autonomy through technologies like platoons.
DESIGN MODIFICATION OF DISC BRAKE AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF IT BY VARYING T...ijsrd.com
Automobile braking system is one of the most important mechanical devices among the others. The disc brake is a device that slows or stops the rotation of a wheel by converting the friction to heat. But if the brakes get too hot, they will cease to work as they cannot dissipate enough heat. This condition of failure is known as brake fade. Disc brakes are exposed to large thermal stresses during routine braking and extraordinary thermal stresses during hard braking. Ventilation applications on disc brake can significantly improve the brake system performance by reducing the heating of the discs. In this study, the thermal behavior as well as the performance of ventilated brake discs using different pattern of holes will be investigated at continuous brake conditions with finite element analysis and the results will be compared with a solid disc.
This document provides an overview of self-driving cars, autonomous vehicles, and shared mobility. It discusses the major players in this emerging field such as Google, Tesla, Uber, and automotive manufacturers. The vision for autonomous vehicles is described as mobility over ownership where people will summon driverless vehicles via smartphone apps for on-demand transportation. Significant benefits include reduced traffic, increased road safety, and mobility for all groups. Currently, Google leads in developing fully autonomous vehicles while automakers focus on incremental self-driving features and plan to introduce them first in luxury models.
Artificial Intelligence In The Automotive Industry - M&A Trend AnalysisNetscribes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is redefining the automotive industry. Organizations in the automotive industry are realizing the need to leverage advanced algorithms and computational structures, innovative testing and validation platforms, integrated cockpit solutions, and 5G network adoption and application deployment for building their next generation mobility services. As a result, mergers and acquisitions focused on acquiring AI capabilities is on the rise in auto sector.
The report provides a detailed analysis of more than 60 AI-focused deals in the auto sector over the last 10 years. Understand the specific AI technologies and capabilities that are high in demand, deal sizes, and the strategies driving those partnerships.
To purchase the full report, write to us at info@netscribes.com
The document discusses the rules of the road and driving etiquette that road users are required to follow in many countries. These rules govern interactions between vehicles and pedestrians and generally require drivers to avoid collisions. The rules are codified in legal codes and traffic regulations that set speed limits, sobriety levels, seatbelt requirements, and which side of the road to drive on. Road safety strategies aim to prevent serious injuries and deaths through safe road design, vehicle safety features like airbags, and crash avoidance technologies.
Tesla designs and sells high performance electric vehicles. It aims to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy through highly efficient electric vehicles. Tesla brings together automotive and technology to produce beautiful, exciting electric cars with the most efficient production. Its key technology is the 100% electric powertrain. Strategic goals include achieving high Model S production and partnering with other automakers. Competitors include BMW, Daimler, Toyota and GM. Tesla has competitive advantages through its low battery pack costs and proprietary technology. Political and environmental factors like government incentives and climate change awareness support electric vehicles.
Oman Automotive Market 2023 | Brochure | TechSci Research TechSci Research
Oman Automotive Market By Vehicle Type (Passenger Car & Commercial Vehicle), By Fuel Type (Gasoline and Diesel), By Tonnage, By Application, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2013-2023.
Read: https://www.techsciresearch.com/report/oman-automotive-market/3754.html
This document discusses pediatric seizures and epilepsy. It begins by defining epilepsy and describing the pathophysiology and causes of seizures. It then discusses different types of seizures including febrile seizures, treatment approaches for different seizure types including status epilepticus, and outcomes and prognosis. Evaluation, management, and treatment principles are provided for common childhood epilepsy syndromes.
This document discusses the care of children with shock. It defines shock, describes the different types including hypovolemic, cardiogenic, distributive, and septic shock. It outlines the causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment for each type. The document also provides case studies and discusses the pathophysiology of shock in detail. The objectives are to describe shock epidemiology, causes, presentations, pathophysiology, and treatments.
Triage & emergency management of pediatrics patientsAklilu Endalamaw
- Triage is the sorting of patients into priority groups according to their need. With practice, a complete triage takes less than a minute.
- All tiny babies under two months should be seen as a priority.
- To assess airway and breathing, check if the child is breathing, has central cyanosis, or severe respiratory distress. Give oxygen if needed and position the child properly based on their age.
This document outlines the objectives, principles, and benefits of an advanced nursing course on management of common acute pediatric health problems. The course aims to develop students' skills in pediatric health assessment and management of urgent/emergent issues in hospital settings. It covers topics like the role of advanced pediatric nurses, principles of patient- and family-centered care, benefits of this approach for patients, families, and healthcare providers, and conclusions about incorporating these concepts into practice.
Nephrotic syndrome in children is characterized by proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, hyperlipidemia, and edema. It is most commonly seen in children aged 1.5-6 years and is more prevalent in males. The document outlines the types, causes, clinical manifestations, diagnostic evaluation, and management of nephrotic syndrome in children. Primary nephrotic syndrome may be idiopathic or due to primary glomerular disease, while secondary causes include infections, autoimmune diseases, malignancies, and drugs. Treatment involves diet, diuretics, steroids, and addressing any underlying causes or complications.
This document outlines the objectives and content of a session on professional ethics for neonatal nursing. The objectives are to define nursing ethics, list principles of nursing ethics, and practice applying those principles in day-to-day work. The document discusses neonatal nursing values and theories, and the importance of applying ethical and legal skills along with technical skills in nursing. It defines nursing ethics and discusses the key ethical principles of autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. The document also covers the ethical concepts of confidentiality, informed consent, and how to address ethical dilemmas that may arise in neonatal nursing care.
This slide contains neonatal jaundice by including real case senario and nursing management through by passing definition, pathophysiology and diagnosis modality
Evidence based nursing management of diabetes mellitus in children Aklilu Endalamaw
This document discusses the management of pediatric diabetes mellitus. It aims to manage diabetes and prevent complications. It outlines topics like case history, types of diabetes, pathophysiology, diagnosis, nursing interventions, and complications. Type 1 diabetes is the most common type in children. Symptoms include increased thirst, urination, and fatigue. Diagnosis is based on blood glucose levels. Treatment involves fluid replacement, insulin administration, blood glucose monitoring, and education for patients and families to improve control and prevent complications.
This document summarizes a seminar presentation on managing pediatric tuberculosis. It discusses the epidemiology, clinical features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and management of pediatric TB. It also includes a case study of a 5-year old HIV+ patient presenting with dyspnea and cough, and outlines considerations for additional workup and treatment, which may include pericardial TB. Key points emphasized include the importance of complete treatment to prevent development of drug-resistant strains of TB.
41. ዋቢዎች (ማጣቀሻዎች)
[1]. Amhara regional road and transport office report
[2]World Health Organization. Global status report on road safety.
Geneva, Switzerland: 2018.
[3]. Commission for Global Road Safety. Safe roads for all: a
post-2015 agenda for health and development: Foundation for the
Automobile & Society (FIA). London, UK: 2013.
.
.
.
.
.
.
[43]. Asefa F, Assefa D, Tesfaye G. Magnitude of, trends in, and
associated factors of road traffic collision in central Ethiopia. BMC
6/24/2021 Aklilu Endalamaw 41