Flying Cars, how soon?

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CaaP na siguro, tapos provide more control towers. Palagay ko sasakit ulo ng ATC operator sa mga kamote pilots, este drivers.[emoji3]

Mauuso ang mga crash landing at mga makukuryente ng electric poles. Heheh


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[Vodka]

No one's underestimating China here. It's just that when it comes to copying other products and putting the cost at lowest possible, sila yan.

It's not only the modern times that they have been doing this. Even during the early 1900s they have copying technologies from other countries, and improving it at a lower cost.

So if we go back to the original discussion at premise ni Kags na the cost will probably prohibit commoners in acquiring a flying car, if the time comes. Ang sabi ko, chinese products and imitations will make the cost reachable by common tao. There will always be expensive branded ones. Pero yung gusto ng Flying car who can't afford branded ones, may imitation.

Look at Rusi motorcycles. Lahat na lang ng porma kinopya from big Japanese brands. So yung di kaya makabili ng Ducati monster, may mini version ang Rusi. Nilalagyan na lang nila ng sticker ng Duc. Hehe

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yeah of course china steals tech. that's their M.O. but w/ DJI and ehang they're actually leading, as previously mentioned

i already mentioned the limitations of flying car. it's not cost because this is simply scaled up drone technology. it's noise, wind generated by propellers, and susceptibility to weather (think gusts of wind). there's no tech on the horizon that'll address those issues actually we're closer to not having to commute, via virtual-reality, drone deliveries, etc.

[Ketib]

yeah of course china steals tech. that's their M.O. but w/ DJI and ehang they're actually leading, as previously mentioned

i already mentioned the limitations of flying car. it's not cost because this is simply scaled up drone technology. it's noise, wind generated by propellers, and susceptibility to weather (think gusts of wind). there's no tech on the horizon that'll address those issues actually we're closer to not having to commute, via virtual-reality, drone deliveries, etc.

That's the work of ATC ready for take off or not. Kung hindi baybayin mo muna ang maluwag na kalsada.

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[falken]

I'll be building my house underground if this becomes a reality.

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[Wh1stl3r]

Gonna need a lot more airbags 🙂

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Flying car takes off in Batangas | Photos | GMA News Online

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[Ketib]

I'll be building my house underground if this becomes a reality.

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Kahit hindi na sir, pa provide ka na lang ng design sa Engineer na "building who can withstand flying car impact". Hehehe!

[beepbeepph]

2018 na! wala padin announcement ng flying cars. How I wish there is para we have option as traffic really sucks nowadays. With the flying cars baka ma lessen ung traffic and travel time everyday. WISH TO HAPPEN SOON..

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Philippine inventor aims to cut travel times with passenger drone | Reuters

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Rapture? Will they disappear after flying?

Ay oo nga noh, nalimutan ko magdidisappear pala. Ang naisip ko agad may maiiwan sa lupa at meron aangat.

yeah of course china steals tech. that's their M.O. but w/ DJI and ehang they're actually leading, as previously mentioned

i already mentioned the limitations of flying car. it's not cost because this is simply scaled up drone technology. it's noise, wind generated by propellers, and susceptibility to weather (think gusts of wind). there's no tech on the horizon that'll address those issues actually we're closer to not having to commute, via virtual-reality, drone deliveries, etc.

Ang tunog kasi parang bubuyog on steroids.