Future cars will increase / decrease speed when passengers are uncomfortable
Although the use of biometrics in the automotive field is not so common, it is expected to grow steadily in the next few years.
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Although the use of biometrics in the automotive field is not so common, it is expected to grow steadily in the next few years.
The reporter in Geneva led a UBS study on August 7, Switzerland's largest bank, said unmanned aircraft technology will allow at least $ 35 billion in annual savings.
Changi Airport's T4 terminal has a floor area of 225,000m2, including a two-storey station, parking lots and taxi parking.
If this coating is applied to the aircraft sheath, we can solve the problem of durability for supersonic aircraft.
Dubai, which is dubbed the 'Future City', is preparing to introduce a new service you've never seen anywhere in the world: unmanned passenger aircraft.
The China Railway Group recently launched the world's first virtual unmanned trainset.
The Simba Air-Hybrid uses sensors, smart foam and gyroscopes to ensure sleep for passengers on extended journeys.
Cheap airplanes with twice the speed of sound will take off for the first time in a test flight later this year.
Advances in noise reduction technology can help passenger aircraft super-overcome limitations caused by ultrasonic explosions.
The Norwegian government approved the world's first shipbuilding plan for large passenger ships and other vessels that could bypass the fjords.
The C919 is the first large passenger airliner built by China Commercial Aircraft Corporation (COMAC) and will fly in July this year.
Thanks to the advances in material technology, Boeing's manufacturers are able to produce larger aircraft windows that remain safe.
The idea of flying cars is being turned into a reality by technology companies, with the creation of devices that can act as cars, but are ready to take off like aircr…
South Korea is planning to build high-speed trains that can carry passengers at nearly the speed of sound.
Yesterday, the Paris city government commissioned its first self-propelled bus, picking up passengers between two train stations.