Comment by nurettin
6 hours ago
It doesn't take long to commercialize feasible new tech in this day and age. If someone invented an electromagnetic hovercar tomorrow, it will be available for sale next week and regulations will follow after.
6 hours ago
It doesn't take long to commercialize feasible new tech in this day and age. If someone invented an electromagnetic hovercar tomorrow, it will be available for sale next week and regulations will follow after.
Waymo has cars that drive themselves and are dramatically safer than people in most conditions and yet they're only in select cities.
Do you just think Google hates money, or does this only work for hover cars
I don't know the costs and logistics of such an operation. Maybe you do?
The only technologies that are commercialised quickly today are the ones that can be commercialised quickly. The ones that can't won't be for decades yet.
In short, if a tech takes 40 years to be commercialised it would have been invented some time in the 80s.
What advantage would hovering have?
No Street Infrastructure needeed to drive anywhere (kinda).