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Gareth Mitchell

Gareth Mitchell

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Host, Imperial College Podcast

London

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planetary science, climatespace, science astrophysics, astronomy

Doesn’t Cover

Health, sports

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Total articles 92

  • Can IoT re-energise new electric car sales?

    By Gareth Mitchell| Local Transport Today Verified Despite significant inroads expanding electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in the UK, ongoing consumer concerns about the availability and convenience of public chargers are undermining plans for widespread adoption of EVs. Demand for new electric cars is slowing, with the current charging experience impeding potential buyers but also dissatisfying current EV owners. Consumer sentiment needs to change.

    By Gareth Mitchell · Local Transport Today

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • How IoT helps with lost shopping carts (Reader Forum)

    By Gareth Mitchell| RCRWireless News Verified We’ve all seen it: a lonely shopping trolley, marooned in the middle of nowhere – often in a stream or park, or the most obscure and unexpected places. It means no harm. But it is out of place; it is not where it belongs. It is not serving customers, and it is not supporting the quest to bring in revenue. In fact, it’s the complete opposite. Generally it’s a fly-tipping eye-sore, worthy of hefty fines from councils. Shoppers can’t use it, and it pollutes the environment.

    By Gareth Mitchell · RCRWireless News

    Dec. 10, 2024

  • Can IoT re-energise new electric car sales?

    By Gareth Mitchell| Local Transport Today Verified Despite significant inroads expanding electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in the UK, ongoing consumer concerns about the availability and convenience of public chargers are undermining plans for widespread adoption of EVs. Demand for new electric cars is slowing, with the current charging experience impeding potential buyers but also dissatisfying current EV owners. Consumer sentiment needs to change.

    By Gareth Mitchell · Local Transport Today

    Feb. 26, 2025

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Imperial College Podcast

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7589 5111