Joca de Fredy
I’ve spent my career analyzing technological revolutions, from the silicon boom to the rise of artificial intelligence. I’ve seen industries born, disrupted, and reborn. But what I am witnessing in the realm of space exploration updates today feels different. It’s not just an evolution; it’s a renaissance. Having followed the fits and starts since the … Read more
My world is one of systems, supply chains, and industrial processes. I analyze how things are built, how data flows, and how massive, complex operations are executed. So when I look at the field of modern climate change research, I see something profound. Beyond the scientific findings and the policy debates that fill our headlines, … Read more
I’ve been a witness to a lot in my career. I saw the last gasps of the naturally aspirated V12s, the dawn of the turbo-hybrid era, and the first clumsy steps of the electric car. For a long time, EVs were “impressive… for an mind blowing eletric cars.” That caveat is now dead and buried. … Read more
There’s a particular quietness you can only find inside a truly expensive car, a feeling that the chaos of the world has been meticulously engineered into submission. For decades, that feeling was defined by the scent of Connolly leather, the deep varnish of burr walnut, and the distant, velvety purr of a twelve-cylinder engine. But … Read more
Hello there. Joca de Fredy at the keyboard. I remember, not too long ago, attending auto shows where Electric Vehicles Market were treated like quirky science fair projects. They were tucked away in corners, boasting laughable ranges and designs only an engineer could love. Today, they are the main event. But the conversation has changed. … Read more
Hello! Joca de Fredy here, and today, we’re going to put the pedal to the metal on a topic that fuels everyone’s imagination: autonomous cars. For years, we’ve been sold a vision of a future without drivers. But now, standing firmly in 2025, where are we really at? I invite you to ride shotgun with … Read more