This is pretty amazing. One question though... When the home battery was at 10% and the car was at 90%, charging the home, the car’s charge dropped by 1% per second. Was that simply a dramatization or will the car only be able to power the home for a minute 30 seconds?

I love this idea and think it is the best way to go until we have wireless charging across distance. Once question; how do we ensure safety when it is raining if there is no overhead cover?

While kintsugi (金継ぎ) is alive and well, as it has become more popular I have noticed a rash of faux kintsugi, which IMHO takes away from the entire meaning of embracing the imperfections of the repaired object when it is intentionally broken. What I like here is that you are attempting to stay true the meaning by takin…

I totally agree.
I am also a big fan of Waze and notice there is a difference in information (as far as gas prices) served up by Wave and Google Maps navigation.