Elevation documentary: how drones will change cities
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- Elevation is a short documentary by online magazine Dezeen about how drones will transform cities - revolutionising how people travel, how goods are delivered and how buildings look and are constructed.
“Aerial highways” will relieve pressure on roads as deliveries and human transportation take to the skies in unmanned electric vehicles.
Architecture will change dramatically as the ground floor entrance is replaced by rooftop landing, parking and recharging zones and deliveries arrive via specially constructed portals on the sides of buildings.
This vision of the future is set out in the 18-minute film, which features interviews with architects and industry experts including Norman Foster, Paul Priestman, Liam Young and Anab Jain.
Yet as well as painting a picture of a utopian drone-filled future, Elevation also hints at more sinister uses of the technology, exploring potential threats to our privacy and safety.
Read more on Dezeen: www.dezeen.com/elevation - บันเทิง
It's was will be the best idea that how the drones were changing the city. But not only the city I can say but also the whole world can be changed by drones
amazingly scary. BIG BROTHER ON ANOTHER LEVEL
"A cloud of wasps all over the place" - what a striking image of our drone-filled future (and how noisy!) Drones will be the insects of our urban robot ecosystems - both blessing and curse . This fascinating little film shows how rapidly this technology is advancing, and how transformative it could be.
The future is exciting and yet dangerous as well.
I think this ELEVATION is utterly incredible. Technology and AI as a whole are completely changing the way, scope, and capacity humans have to engage solution-options. Most profound in architecture these changes will (certainly) range from the incredibly innovative to (eventually) the downright bizarre - with (all sorts) of social ramifications. We can't avoid this evolution as much as we can't avoid growing old....so we need to define how to manage the social and societal risks of this new-democracy. Brilliant 17mins; excellent work Dezeen; and each interview was totally spot-on in content and delivery. Absolutely critical basis for wider discuss, a 'must-share'....!
AWESOME, AND FREAKIN SCARY!!!
The good application of technology and tools will always be useful. And architecture is no exception.
Cool
Drone is my Dream
I Love this documentary.I want Drone for Photography😊😍😍😍
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Why is the background music so much louder than the talking? I can hardly hear what people are saying!
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Grateful for this excellent film!
This idea that the future will liberate us from the persistent pull of the ground level is not new at all tough. (talking 'bout the 'highways in the sky')
At the beginning of the 20th century, modernist architects were utterly convinced that the traditional street is obsolete. They were able to imagine all kinds of alternatives, intricate multilevel cities with underground tunnels, flying around town and all kinds of streets in the sky.
They didn’t imagine tough that the boring old street on the ground, a line of movement in between buildings will persevere as the dominant urban form in cities everywhere.
To add complexity to the urban form along the vertical dimension had been a vision of many architects, particularly since air travel became a thing. But in reality, the pull of the ground level turned out to be stronger than we thought.
Architects think and design from the aerial perspective all the time!
Looking down at a typical architectural model you always have a drone’s eye view!
To accurately think and design at the eye level is actually often a greater challenge... Maybe the spread of VR visualizations will be helpful with this.
In the meantime, it is useful to remain grounded! (at least in history)
Cool I want try amazing technology
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This documentary is 95% hype! Its basically just about the old architects' wet dreams about flying cars... and some dystopian scare mongering with creepy electronic background music .. but when you think about it from a cost/benefit perspective in most operations (especially human or heavier object transport) it just makes much more sense to not have to fight gravity during every second of operation... so yeah drones will change cities... like VR will change the internet... and Pokemon Go will change the world... Until a new technology radically solves existing problems in a much more efficient/better/cheaper way I call BS.
What a rant
autonomous vehicles, drones, AI, robots... they r happening. We are living in the future.
And much more is coming, nano replicators, brain computer interfaces, printed electronics, human level AI, full immersion virtual reality. All in the next 20 years.
Turned out pretty great! Drones are amazing! We actually are in the market for a new one because the 5 batteries we have for ours are all dead again. Pretty frustrating little batteries...
Excellent doc. I think another important point is how to control where drones fly and how to stop them crashing into each other. Comparing drones to pigeons or wasps is cute, but those organisms have senses that help them avoid crashes. Perhaps all drones should be fitted with similar senses - or rather sensors.
Safety sensors aren't a new thing with drones, but I do agree with you that all drones should have them. They should also have safety procedures to deal with certain situations, such as if it's damaged mid-air.
16:07 a weapon to surpass metal gear
beautiful
Indeed.
Wow..drone 😍😍😍 i wish to have one
Yup!
But these drones en masse are going to create so much noise. How do you escape the noise disturbance factor?
Good video, good editing. My only complaint is you should have used a different color for the texts on the names of the speakers. I can hardly read their names with white text on white background.. :(
They are forgetting about Towns....they have alot of drones too. Towns exist too.
The noice would be deafening!
So is traffic. But no one complains.
RIP birds
Since the 7th minute, really annoying and unpleasant music started to play that prevented me from focusing on what they were saying
It's clever when they're controlled by computers and the signal is beamed from a satterlite , flight is an efficient way for robots to navigate the world, but radio controlled ones .. not so much.
The film is awsome, but fix the subtitles please
What about birds? What measures are governments taking to protect wildlife?
Billions of birds die each year hitting windows, cars and general pollution. Drones, like wind farms, most likely are an almost non-existent real threat.
The Future could be very interesting. We are already working on projects using drones. How do you imagine the future of cities?
We think Tunnels like Elon Musks Boring company are a better solution than DRONES!
stuck in an underground tube when the power fails or the earth begins to shake, no thanks! drones are the future.
Depends how far ahead you're thinking. 30 years from now cities will be full of augmented reality and autonomous cars, complex building design and vertical agriculture. Cities 100 years from now will be made of self cleaning materials down to every aspect (cars, buildings) there will be ambient lighting that's produced by the floor itself. The walls and floor will be made out of self replicating graphene and other materials which will allow police robots to appear to "grow" out of the ground on command of a crime. Cars will glide silently on electro magnetic currents with no wheels or engine. Air will be countryside quality in the middle of cities.
@@222INFINITY I'd rather the power go out on my car than a drone flying in the sky, plus tunnels are safer to be in during an earthquake, than being on the surface.
@@kula_lala739 Being in the air is probably the safest during an earthquake honestly.
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BE CAREFUL for NOISE pollution !! technically this is all possible to achieve, but it needs to be robust, safe, anti-piracy/privacy issues, these are the real challenges
For transporting people I’m not sure I agree. One reason, noise pollution. People are not going to want to hear a constant hum from the sky. Tunnels, although more difficult to build, are much more efficient for transporting large amounts of people.
This is probably the most interesting and realistic argument against this.
I think a lot of recreational drone owners will soon realise how few places you can actually legally fly your drone - try the local park - NO - local councils have prohibited it - try countryside - NO - you need landowners permission - try National Parks - NO - almost always forbidden - try coastlines - NO - local councils, national trusts etc will forbid it - try built up areas - NO - absolutely not due to safety reasons and ANO. Make sure you have some land where you can legally fly your drone before you waste your money
laws were previously not tailored to the evolution of drones, but have since been updating a lot. prohibitions and licenses are based on drone categories and other characteristics.
How will they fly drones in rains or stormy weather
Water proof
Jesus please come back soon!
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I think they should take a gallon of milk up to 1.000 ft and drop it on their own heads first, just to prove it's safe. Then test their family's car, with their family's driving at 60 mph and drop something onto the windshield, again, just to show how safe it is... For some reason, no one has done this...? Don't get me wrong, I think it's a cool idea, but I've seen what happens when something goes through a windshield...
I agree safety tests should be done. If the products are kept within a safety container that won't open even under pressure, I think it'll be generally speaking, easily preventable.
Very thoughtful and the fore-telling of a possible future, if we decide to go there. However, since the initial spread of drones through the general population ...and Amazon...what has been lacking is a serious evaluation of what this could mean for our bird population, already under such duress that it is estimated we have lost over one-third of our bird population over the past ten years. Imagine what a widespread use of drones would do.....birds would disappear from the skies where drones roamed, Fantastic for people who want to hear a constant 'drone' made by mechanical wasps instead of bird songs and chirps.
Just because something can be done doesn't mean it has to be done...................... Perhaps our civilization is being built on machinery , not on what the human spirit would truly desire and profit from. Surely we can find ways to transport packages and ourselves without destroying those things necessary for the human soul.
at 11:24 this video features Singapore, nice CG!
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Loud noises
Sad
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Me
I watch this for about 30 seconds and the first thing I thought of a CCP propaganda
American Gooeyduck Do you mean CCP the studio that runs EVE Online?
1:22 what the hell are they talking about, drones were in the military and now they're in the toy store. Uh, duh, they are RC aircraft and have been flying since at least my first sighting in my neighborhood in 1970. They didn't come from the military, and they have been in toy/hobby shops forever. I mean come on, let's not get over dramatic about these things.
Drones are not the same as RC games, they are programmable
ok so look up stealth technology I think you will be very surprised when this was first created, Most things tech related are ex -military now commercialized.
Drones have been military projects since early to mid 1900's dumbass, they weren't able to be sold for long time and even then they weren't cheap when they first were released for public use. Do some research.
If you want milk and bread you'd better go out and get it... the exciting thing about all this is imagining it, when it will actually happen reality will become dangerously boring.
this is gonna ruin my recommendations im only here cuz i have to do my homework crying face emoji
"Drones are like an expanded consciousness" ... lmao ... ok
hieroglyph321 She's not wrong. When I fly my freestyle drone through video goggles it feels like my mind is in the drone.
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She's fucking psycho. I had to pause right then and there, lmfao.
3:33 look at this dude's face lmao
How Pathetic
This video is just a collection of random people talking shit.
Can't get through 3 mins, the background sound is too annoying.
weak
Other than helping Africa, I agree. There are to many blacks and Asians in the world.
What the hell is wrong with you ya racist fuck.
@@mitchellmifflin4392 If you cared about the Earth then you would agree. Asia creates 90% of the worlds pollution and Africa is a close second and will overtake Asia in the next 30 years.
@@mitchellmifflin4392You need to separate race from saving the Earth, you are the true selfish racist narcissistic Fuck.
@@myamericanpeople People are more important than pollution, everything id going green anyways, science will advance enough that if we need to move planets or some shit it will happen within the next 200 years.
Drones for architecture are useless. I do not understand why so famous architects say that will change the architecture. How?????? it will not, I mean. Mark Dythman: (about apple campus) "it was allmost designed to be seen from above." what???!!!! a Building must be designed for people and people can not fly.
People can see structures from above.
This is by far the most boring documentary I've ever seen.
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