Here’s a neat if probably extraneous trend that’s starting to go places. Passenger srones are beginning to emerge as a possible market for air taxi services, probably similar to Uber for than anything, though with autonomous flying vehicles.
In terms of this being used to create new jobs, I presume that reads well to investors, local politicians, and workers alike, though personally my thoughts lie more with „won’t that be loud and annoying?“ I do love the *vision* of highways in the sky— classic Jetsonian science fantasy after all— and I’ve long maintained that autonomous vehicle tech is how flying cars would realistically *have* to work if they are to be a market at all. I just am unsure if certain population centers would tolerate an ever-present thrumming buzz in the sky.
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Here’s a neat if probably extraneous trend that’s starting to go places. Passenger srones are beginning to emerge as a possible market for air taxi services, probably similar to Uber for than anything, though with autonomous flying vehicles.
In terms of this being used to create new jobs, I presume that reads well to investors, local politicians, and workers alike, though personally my thoughts lie more with „won’t that be loud and annoying?“ I do love the *vision* of highways in the sky— classic Jetsonian science fantasy after all— and I’ve long maintained that autonomous vehicle tech is how flying cars would realistically *have* to work if they are to be a market at all. I just am unsure if certain population centers would tolerate an ever-present thrumming buzz in the sky.