DEKRA solutions 2/2018
Will VR glasses soon replace the beach vacation? Will we travel to Mars in the future? Digital technology already allows you to spend and design your leisure time in an extraordinary manner. DEKRA solutions presents perspectives for the dream journeys in the future.
Modern Technologies are Revolutionizing Holidays
Leisure planning is changing. With useful apps you can find the most beautiful places and cheapest bargains. Your next vacation may not take place on Planet Earth anymore. DEKRA solutions takes a look at space tourism – but already today Mars can be easily explored from home by 3D trip.
When was your smartphone turned off the last time? Escaping the media information consumption for a while, can be balm for your soul. In the new issue, editor Nicole Graaf reports on the ultimate multimedia break in the Himalaya Mountains.
In addition, the current magazine is concerned with the wearables trend: Smartwatches keep track of every step we take and measure heart rate as well as sleep patterns. The aim of the constant collection of data is to improve your fitness – but it can also be a burden for the psyche.
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Take a Look at the DEKRA solutions Magazine 1/2023
The energy transition is enormously important against the background of climate change. In the current issue of DEKRA solutions, the authors focus on this vital topic and the numerous sustainable ways of generating energy. You can also read how smart dummies are enriching accident research and how they differ from their conventional counterparts.
Micromobility on the Rise
Ride sharing and car sharing in competition with taxicabs, short range mobility via e-scooters or bicycles – so-called micromobility services are regarded as an important component of the mobility revolution. Large cities in particular expect them to reduce traffic and parking problems, improve the use of public transport – and thus reduce CO2 emissions overall.
