Those first 2 are literally just: ''I don't care were the plebs who take public transit go, just as long as they don't get in the way of my car.'' That mentality is why cities without proper alternatives to driving everywhere have HORRIBLE traffic.
One of the characteristics of a safe, integrated, comprehensive & sustainable urban transit system (that includes walkability & alternative transport such as bikes & e-vehicles) is whether it's accessible & affordable for everyone - not just the wealthy few - including low-income earners, children, women & the elderly. Cities are for everyone, not merely the privileged elites (although the wealthy like to think to think they own their cities). As urbanisation increases significantly over the next few decades, current urban transit systems will also need to be scalable, connecting all parts of the city with each other. Modern transit systems must also not potentially bankrupt cities. Curitiba (Brazil) has an excellent public transit system that easily rivals that of London at a fraction of the cost. Curitiba's trash swop scheme provides free bus passes thereby subsidizing urban transit for low-income earners.
You forgot #0, which costs very litte, uses no electricity, is good for your health: better infrastructure for bicycles. That is the best way for us to the future!
@@TopBoxy not even electric, to be honest a penny farthing is more practical than any of these concepts (except the boat, I could see that one being used)
@@Marquis-Sade Most of these are pipe dreams because they do not have: -Good service and maintenance cost -Efficiency in power usage, passenger capacity and performance -An actual working system and technology Sorry to be that guy but most existing technology can beat those CGI tech demos such as bicycle, bus, trams, metros The problem is that people tends to be distracted on a technology that promises to reinvents the wheel when those stuff I mentioned above will be better if implemented in a right way (which usually don't, sometimes not even trying)
2:50 Once transit elevated bus is the closest and most scientific solution , but now it has been proven to be a scam and chinese gov is already replacing it with smart buses and smart trams
If any of these futuristic solution were going to be implemented we would have had them by now. Freezing temperatures in some areas would need more specialized solutions that this.
that is a logical conclusion to arrive at considering the current state of human advancement. Furthermore, the technology required to take transport to futuristic levels already exists. However, it is also logical to arrive at the conclusion that humanity suffered an excessive amount blood shed/turmoil/tragedy to allocate funds/labor away from security and towards development in science, utility, legislation, and recreation. Meanwhile, freezing temperatures are definitely disadvantageous to systems that operate outside enclosed structures. In other words, climates that impose unfavorable conditions upon mechanical systems must be averted with either fortification or insulation. Nonetheless, such solutions are within humanities technological reach
Not necessarily right now because remember how long phones have came first back in the 1900s they invented the telephone pole where u had to put your change then they made house phones then they created the first phone and then it evolved from there
It should be more like this: 1. Ordinary train 2. Ordinary train 3.Ordinary train 4. Ordinary train 5. Ordinary train 6. Ordinary train 7. Ordinary train 8. Did I say ordinary train? 9. Eletric Bike 10. Bile
imagine you are stuck in traffic, tensed, getting late for your job and BOOM a giant steel cockroach steps on your car because you moved 0.2 milliseconds before it anticipated.
I recommend Adam Somethings Videos on some of these, you would be suprised how these fail at the concept state to come even close to regular ass trains and dont solve any problems of traffic what so ever.
I think we're still going to be using streetcars on rusty rails in 3000. It's much more likely that cars, including self driving ones, are completely phased out by then
@@idkusername2981 u should this is the future of the world there was this thing on some yt video called the space age where technology flying cars it will happen one day robots everything
@@warriors4life399 let me tell you, most of these thing are bs, impractical, or just reinvention of already exist stuffs but make it worse and impractical. half of these things are just impractical reinvention of train.
@@TopBoxy all of these except for the London tube are Gadget bahns. They’re presented as being super futuristic transport technology when in reality, a train would do much better.
Indonesia also has the name metro capsule, which is small but can fit a lot but now it is no longer operating because of the cost of using the metro capsule vehicle.
So we have: -bus with a really dumb shape that can be easily knocked over -the straddling bus that can't adapt to different road widths -monorail but with less capacity -electric speedboat with heavy batteries (because 1kg of fossil fuel = more than 10kg battery) making it harder to float -a metro-line (the best one on this list by a landslide) -maglev but with less capacity, and in a vacuum chamber.... it's still slower than airplanes -buses but with less capacity -flying taxi with "mood detection" -driving assist (they legally can't call it self driving) that shuts down right before crashing so that Tesla can blame the driver when accidents happen.
Except for the high tech London Underground, all these technologies will *_still_* be the transportation of the future, no matter how far into the future we go.
it’s so cool that Japan and China are testing and other countries like Morroco are doing high speed trains to their destinations and us ain’t even talking about high speed trains yet
This is kind of a interesting concept cause the demo displays high tech in the robot like vessels but conventional cars on the ground which isnt likely, by the time something like this comes out i would expect most vehicles to be automatous thus we shouldnt see vehicle accidents and less traffic jams where cars are constantly moving at higher speeds
Every time I watch one of these "future transport" videos I'm just like, "Jesus Christ, just build a fucking train!" Nothing in this video solves anything that wasn't already solved years ago by good public transportation systems.
I like the idea of vertical cities complex connected to other vertical cities with gondola or trains at different levels. Ground can be cars trucks, level 5 are trains, level 10 are gondolas
cities will be completely vertical... nothing on the ground, except kids and old people. 'cars' will run along side buildings like sidewalks, at every level between 2nd flr and the nose bleeds. they won't fly, but like gondolas they'll run on tracks. no trains, no buses, just pods, because people really don't like being near other people, hence the automobile craze
Это называется Sky Way или Unitsky String Technologies или еще Струнный транспорт Юницкого, сейчас проходят его испытания в Минске и Шардже и проходят они успешно)
For me I see some problems in Design 1, Design No. 2 Why should I put it on the ground instead of strengthening the fence and put it on it instead it be something like a train and there is an escalator instead of a slide or stations and an electric walkway and this design Electrician and I think we can do that. As for Project 3, it is good, but I think that if it is connected to the skyscrapers, it will be more civil, and it is possible to build skyscrapers that allow the passage of such a project and it will be easier. As for Project 4,5, I think it's good. As for the 6th project, some problems must be solved, such as maintenance. If something is broken, I think it is under development and solutions can be found. As for Project 6, I think it's a little complicated. It could be simpler than that. I think Project 8 is ideal, but such a design can be made, but in the form of a strong magnet, for example, and anything that blocks the road is transferred, for example, and is controlled electronically or personall Like a giant drone. Project 9 must have strong safety means. Project 10 I think it is one of the best things that I have seen and it has already been put into Tesla's self-driving, but it is not completely done. For example, if humans use the word self-driving completely, it will be much better and will significantly reduce accidents, because there will be no human intervention like someone drunk or something like that, and it will be faster And also luxury. It is also possible to put a wireless charger in the parking areas and it will be much better. I wish I could see this and do such projects myself.
A Self-Driving car and Pop-up And Hiperloop And Bell Nexus Only in Dubai? At least do As much as ask the Hungarian republic if they can Bring a couple Here. Thank you!
@@ronylouis0 I didn't say that they solved any problem, just that they were the only tech (along with the subways) in this video that were practical to implement lol.
@@ronylouis0 The tested technology has a pretty good record so far, not perfect of course, or adapted to every situation, but better than humans in most cases at this point. Still not necessary or solving anything though lol.
human rights are old news, it's about expansion and development. the universe is too mindblowingly massive to prioritize the comfort and preference of those that can't see past the speck of dust they inhabit. just kidding. Dubai is actually among a group of prime candidates for embarking on the next stage of road transport, primarily because of its' ties with deep pockets and access to cheap labor
0:08 intro 0:15 hyroscopic transport 2:50 transit elevated bus 4:51 skyway&skypod 8:25 hydropace 9:00 tube 10:15 hyperloop 12:31 automatic mobile capsule 13:34 bell nexus 14:34 airbus pop up 15:43 2030 car 18:53 end bruh
When we talk about the future, we forget the past. In 1900, the "self-moving sidewalk" was shown at the World Exhibition in Paris. But, due to the complexity of the design, it was dismantled. We managed to improve it and put it back into operation. Now it is strictly ring-shaped. Interested in the application- contact.
You have UltraPRT pods in the thumbnail which are actually in use at Heathrow and will soon be in use at Chengdu Tianfu International Airport but you didn’t include them! The first two are Hollywood system, good only for movies. Hyperloop can never overcome its low capacity. Platform screen doors are already in wide use.
As a planner, I can say only one of these solutions would work: London Tube. The rest would be pretty expensive, plus if you're flying at a height below an airplane, you risk disrupting bird migration patterns. Please, please study up on planning theory before you put forward stupid stuff like this. Here are the real solutions: ridesharing, as a majority of people drive alone (would also solve gas crisis); creating bikable cities, as bikes take up far less space than cars and enable us to get more from our roads (would ALSO solve gas crisis); improving metro systems and capacity as to maximize the amount of people who can ride it (would also . . . you know what I'm going to say); Put bus exclusive lanes on busy roads, as to incentivize public transit over driving, which would help ease congestion; etc.
Electric aviation will also work and save from traffic jams, check out EVTOL video th-cam.com/video/Ryy-7tcZqC8/w-d-xo.html And, by the way, the metro is several times more expensive than the suspended train
@@TopBoxy a metro has also several (to put it lightly) times more capacity and is cheaper to maintain in the long run because of the use of conventional tech and not some exclusive complicated proprietary solutions.
since there will be more people in the future, it is inevitable more people will be moving around the world, which will inevitably improve comfort and relaxation
Cool devices and inventions. That could help us to become more environmentally friendly. However, I think it would be better if the corresponding music is mentioned in the video description, so you can also look for it yourself.
don't ever sell your horse, the telescopic bus may be found at disney land or some michael bay blockbuster, but it likely won't be found in the future. think of cities as living organisms, anything that moves around the body are small and tiny, and anything that doesn't are large. If a large object moved around the body, it's probably going to lacerate or clot organs
We have 'the future of transportation' in Munich, it's called 'public transportation' and consists of GETTING AS MANY CARS AS POSSIBLE OF THE ROAD! Streettrains, called Tram, a working Bussystem, rent a bikes, Subway and S-Train, called S-Bahn is what never made me thought of a drivers licence. Yes it has it's moments, but most of it existed for almost 60 years. The whole 'let's have a future bus driving over the cars' is what is wrong about this video, the flying cars idea is simply too dangerous and again, one person per vehicle is stupid. The only thing that works is the autonomous delivery drone car and maybe the small bus idea
Yes ! Someone who finally understand that we dont need new futuristic tehnologies , but we need to improve the old tehnologies that we already had and have like the new london tube
Some people value their privacy and love driving their cars. Not everyone wants to be on a smelly bus like you. We value our freedom and independence 🚗
That first one shows a complete lack of understanding reality. Like all those cars aren't going to freak out and do something that the 'pod' doesn't expect. They crash when an *airplane* goes by these days - imagine when I driver fears getting stomped by a leg coming down or crashes into a leg using the tried-and-true "I didn't see it" excuse. And, of course, NONE of those cars will be straddling or skirting the guide rails.. And going 35MPH in between beach-goers? (No, the sand will never get in there). #2 was already shown to be someone trying to defraud the Chinese government out of money... This might work on alien roads but not with humans. Another thing being "tested in Belarus since 2018? Hell, monorails have been around for 125 years and they're still a niche item despite their advantages.
Even if they both have a 0.1% chance of happening, the Gyroscopic Transport is way better than the Transit Elevated Bus because that can actually clear bridges and semi-trucks (unlike the TEB)
Skyway is already ready to implement their pod transport in gulf countries starting from Sharjah. Cheapest and most importantly it is supported by crowd investment hence an average Joe can be a co-owner of such revolutionary technology.
I’m very excited for new transportation in the future
将来実用化されるかはともかく200年後くらいにはこんな感じの乗り物で溢れていると想像すると楽しい
I guess I like the sky pod concept because it can avoid collisions with other vehicles
Those first 2 are literally just: ''I don't care were the plebs who take public transit go, just as long as they don't get in the way of my car.'' That mentality is why cities without proper alternatives to driving everywhere have HORRIBLE traffic.
Trains are a way better solution
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@@GamingFloppaYTscr reference was unnecessary
It's quite hilarious when designers thinks that putting a few solar panels will make it self powered and sustainable
Those are clearly conceots
It's concept 😅... It's basically an idea, plan or to tell the intention of the company to bring investors... Never take concept seriously..
After a few years you will read your comment and laugh at yourself :)
@@phoenicianbird109 lmao
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Your laughing already :)
whoever thought of the first one must have been smoking some really strong stuff
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i just got to think like how much energy kneeling systems use to elevate buses a few inches.
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That’s Dahir Insaat for ya
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One of the characteristics of a safe, integrated, comprehensive & sustainable urban transit system (that includes walkability & alternative transport such as bikes & e-vehicles) is whether it's accessible & affordable for everyone - not just the wealthy few - including low-income earners, children, women & the elderly. Cities are for everyone, not merely the privileged elites (although the wealthy like to think to think they own their cities). As urbanisation increases significantly over the next few decades, current urban transit systems will also need to be scalable, connecting all parts of the city with each other. Modern transit systems must also not potentially bankrupt cities. Curitiba (Brazil) has an excellent public transit system that easily rivals that of London at a fraction of the cost. Curitiba's trash swop scheme provides free bus passes thereby subsidizing urban transit for low-income earners.
A sustainable urban transport system must be diverse and interchangeable. These are variants of what new can be brought into existing networks.
Free bus passes? What’s next, paying their rent too? Jesus Christ.
you have hyperloop?
@@nooneuser7339 hyperl∞p one hyperl∞p one
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The SkyWay/SkyPods are my favorite.
You forgot #0, which costs very litte, uses no electricity, is good for your health: better infrastructure for bicycles. That is the best way for us to the future!
I agree, we missed it. If we add electric bicycles, or electric scooters, we get a completely worthy transport of the future.
@@TopBoxy and maglev it can go at 600 kph and acualy exists unlike hyperloop
@@TopBoxy and don't forget electric trains!
@@TopBoxy not even electric, to be honest a penny farthing is more practical than any of these concepts (except the boat, I could see that one being used)
More public transit, because a long train can take like.... more than 100 cars off the road.
Tube is the only reasonable one because ITS ACTUALLY A TRAIN
I agree, rail is the future of transit
vsry creative and innovative
dont forget hyperloops are technically trains to
The London tube ALREADY EXISTS IN SOME FORM
2:26 The hyroscopic transport hits a car and inflates a airbag where its not required 😂. Future is so bright
The Skyway/skypod from ground view looks like flying cars and train which look very cool
So beautiful video
Thank you so much
It all smacks of that 1970s' naivety that we have learnt not to believe in.
0:37 this is hilarious😂😂😂😂
This is the Future you Can Take
This Highway Bus All The Way To Texas
I❤ the first one
Some unreal new Transport Of The Future , very nice )
Only the tube in London is realistic because the Tube already exists
and yet the only one that isn't a pipe dream, is called the tube. hilarious
@@giovannevaldez Why is the rest a pipe dream?
@@Marquis-Sade Most of these are pipe dreams because they do not have:
-Good service and maintenance cost -Efficiency in power usage, passenger capacity and performance
-An actual working system and technology
Sorry to be that guy but most existing technology can beat those CGI tech demos such as bicycle, bus, trams, metros
The problem is that people tends to be distracted on a technology that promises to reinvents the wheel when those stuff I mentioned above will be better if implemented in a right way (which usually don't, sometimes not even trying)
@@Mediocreinput Hm you may be right, but that comment is a year old. Sorry, but I dont really know what was shown in that vid, that I saw a year ago 😕
Very fantastic visual and audio. I guess, some items of this list will not be in my life.
Bell Nexus
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When it's uni-mounted, what do you do to distribute the weight?
How do you maintain stability?
Also if there is a strong wind it's easy to guess what will happen x)
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Well u dont bc half of these are concepts
@@deepthroatthemagnificent I understand what you're saying, but arent concepts suppose to be somewhat realistic?
@@ikustom Some can be, but some obviously won't work. Some of these might be in our city streets one day, maybe not.
2:50 Once transit elevated bus is the closest and most scientific solution , but now it has been proven to be a scam and chinese gov is already replacing it with smart buses and smart trams
I love the elevated bus, skyway, and self driving car.
If any of these futuristic solution were going to be implemented we would have had them by now. Freezing temperatures in some areas would need more specialized solutions that this.
that is a logical conclusion to arrive at considering the current state of human advancement. Furthermore, the technology required to take transport to futuristic levels already exists. However, it is also logical to arrive at the conclusion that humanity suffered an excessive amount blood shed/turmoil/tragedy to allocate funds/labor away from security and towards development in science, utility, legislation, and recreation. Meanwhile, freezing temperatures are definitely disadvantageous to systems that operate outside enclosed structures. In other words, climates that impose unfavorable conditions upon mechanical systems must be averted with either fortification or insulation. Nonetheless, such solutions are within humanities technological reach
Not necessarily right now because remember how long phones have came first back in the 1900s they invented the telephone pole where u had to put your change then they made house phones then they created the first phone and then it evolved from there
It's not just the freezing temperatures. It's more like the fact that this is just dumb shit and trains do it better
It should be more like this:
1. Ordinary train
2. Ordinary train
3.Ordinary train
4. Ordinary train
5. Ordinary train
6. Ordinary train
7. Ordinary train
8. Did I say ordinary train?
9. Eletric Bike
10. Bile
Missed "not ordinary train" )
@@TopBoxy Issue is: No need to fix what isn't broken, a tram just works and thats it, leave it alone
I like it. I would like to live like this in the future.
Super 💞😘.. fantastic.. features..teacholegey🙏🏿
Thank you so much
@@TopBoxy . ಥಾಂಕ್ಸ್..ಅಣ್ಣ.. ಮೇರಾ ಭಾರತ್ ಮಹಾನ್
the first one is just oddly terrifying
imagine you are stuck in traffic, tensed, getting late for your job and BOOM a giant steel cockroach steps on your car because you moved 0.2 milliseconds before it anticipated.
Genius 👍
For the New Tube For London it's released in the year 2025 (apparently) and not 2022. The whole Tube itself was released in the year 1863.
I recommend Adam Somethings Videos on some of these, you would be suprised how these fail at the concept state to come even close to regular ass trains and dont solve any problems of traffic what so ever.
This is what the year 2200, 2500 and 3000 is probably going to be like. But most of it is just a dream.
Let's dream and wait :)
I think we're still going to be using streetcars on rusty rails in 3000. It's much more likely that cars, including self driving ones, are completely phased out by then
Thank you video brilliant compliment.
Glad you enjoyed it
IT SO COOL
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that London Tube thingy seems nice
We are perhaps being close to Aliens 😀😁😆😀😃😁😁
Metros and trams are doing great in Tokyo
Wah kerennya. Semoga di seluruh dunia ada kayak gini. Mantap ❤ ditambah tidak berpolusi wah
I absolutely love and support futuristic things such as this
let me tell you this you shouldn't.
@@idkusername2981 u should this is the future of the world there was this thing on some yt video called the space age where technology flying cars it will happen one day robots everything
@@warriors4life399 let me tell you, most of these thing are bs, impractical, or just reinvention of already exist stuffs but make it worse and impractical. half of these things are just impractical reinvention of train.
@@diamonch1215 i mean if u rlly think about in the year 3000 or 2050 we'll probably almost be in a space sge
@@warriors4life399 Lmao all this systems are bs
innovative
Most of these could very easily be replaced by a regular train.
And some of these can replace a regular train )
@@TopBoxy no they can’t
@@TopBoxy all of these except for the London tube are Gadget bahns. They’re presented as being super futuristic transport technology when in reality, a train would do much better.
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We agree!
Won’t all this require rare metals for its material? That could seriously hurt the environment.
And all the oil needed to make those transcontinental / transoceanic clear plastic tubes for hyperloop.
This vid has been reading my mind❤
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Why is it hard?
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Indonesia also has the name metro capsule, which is small but can fit a lot but now it is no longer operating because of the cost of using the metro capsule vehicle.
hyperloop?
Ramadan Kareem
So we have:
-bus with a really dumb shape that can be easily knocked over
-the straddling bus that can't adapt to different road widths
-monorail but with less capacity
-electric speedboat with heavy batteries (because 1kg of fossil fuel = more than 10kg battery) making it harder to float
-a metro-line (the best one on this list by a landslide)
-maglev but with less capacity, and in a vacuum chamber.... it's still slower than airplanes
-buses but with less capacity
-flying taxi with "mood detection"
-driving assist (they legally can't call it self driving) that shuts down right before crashing so that Tesla can blame the driver when accidents happen.
Welcome to the future )
Except for the high tech London Underground, all these technologies will *_still_* be the transportation of the future, no matter how far into the future we go.
The Belarusian version is already close to being used
So is the video with the ropes a concept or they are planning to build a reinvention of monorail held up with ropes?
@@TopBoxy Nobody would be dumb enough to use it
it’s so cool that Japan and China are testing and other countries like Morroco are doing high speed trains to their destinations and us ain’t even talking about high speed trains yet
This is kind of a interesting concept cause the demo displays high tech in the robot like vessels but conventional cars on the ground which isnt likely, by the time something like this comes out i would expect most vehicles to be automatous thus we shouldnt see vehicle accidents and less traffic jams where cars are constantly moving at higher speeds
Every time I watch one of these "future transport" videos I'm just like, "Jesus Christ, just build a fucking train!"
Nothing in this video solves anything that wasn't already solved years ago by good public transportation systems.
0:13 Like waking up to a spider on your face.
Technology is beautiful
The bus being "tested" in China turned out to be a hoax - it only travelled a short distance before breaking down and had to be abandoned.
thanks for info
It was produced by a private company. The government closed it down after finding out the money being used by extorted. (illegal funds)
I like the idea of vertical cities complex connected to other vertical cities with gondola or trains at different levels. Ground can be cars trucks, level 5 are trains, level 10 are gondolas
cities will be completely vertical... nothing on the ground, except kids and old people. 'cars' will run along side buildings like sidewalks, at every level between 2nd flr and the nose bleeds. they won't fly, but like gondolas they'll run on tracks. no trains, no buses, just pods, because people really don't like being near other people, hence the automobile craze
Это называется Sky Way или Unitsky String Technologies или еще Струнный транспорт Юницкого, сейчас проходят его испытания в Минске и Шардже и проходят они успешно)
This actully goofy af😂
This idea is bulshit
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For me I see some problems in Design 1, Design No. 2 Why should I put it on the ground instead of strengthening the fence and put it on it instead it be something like a train and there is an escalator instead of a slide or stations and an electric walkway and this design Electrician and I think we can do that.
As for Project 3, it is good, but I think that if it is connected to the skyscrapers, it will be more civil, and it is possible to build skyscrapers that allow the passage of such a project and it will be easier. As for Project 4,5, I think it's good. As for the 6th project, some problems must be solved, such as maintenance. If something is broken, I think it is under development and solutions can be found. As for Project 6, I think it's a little complicated. It could be simpler than that. I think Project 8 is ideal, but such a design can be made, but in the form of a strong magnet, for example, and anything that blocks the road is transferred, for example, and is controlled electronically or personall Like a giant drone. Project 9 must have strong safety means. Project 10 I think it is one of the best things that I have seen and it has already been put into Tesla's self-driving, but it is not completely done. For example, if humans use the word self-driving completely, it will be much better and will significantly reduce accidents, because there will be no human intervention like someone drunk or something like that, and it will be faster And also luxury. It is also possible to put a wireless charger in the parking areas and it will be much better. I wish I could see this and do such projects myself.
Thanks for the extended comment. We are also waiting for the correction of shortcomings in technologies and their implementation in life :)
Very nice
Thanks
The Elevated Bus got scrapped because it was a cover to sell financial products.
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0.36: (bus futuristic)
0.36 (Non-future cars)
it's the future past, or also known as good graphics with poor work ethic
A Self-Driving car and Pop-up And Hiperloop And Bell Nexus Only in Dubai? At least do As much as ask the Hungarian republic if they can Bring a couple Here. Thank you!
I like how literally none of these are practical except self-driving cars and a normal subway lmao.
self driving cars don't solve the problem, it's literally the exact same issue as cars lmao
@@ronylouis0 I didn't say that they solved any problem, just that they were the only tech (along with the subways) in this video that were practical to implement lol.
@@KeeperOfTheSevenKeys. self driving cars are nowhere near practical but yes it is the closest to reality from all the crazy ideas in there
@@ronylouis0 The tested technology has a pretty good record so far, not perfect of course, or adapted to every situation, but better than humans in most cases at this point. Still not necessary or solving anything though lol.
@@ronylouis0 yes they are self driving makes it easier ppl won't even need to get licenses to drive anymore since the car does it for you
Its interestyng I like
#1 I could see in Dubai, they create some crazy AMAZING SHIT where money is no object!
And where human rigths don´t matter!
human rights are old news, it's about expansion and development. the universe is too mindblowingly massive to prioritize the comfort and preference of those that can't see past the speck of dust they inhabit. just kidding. Dubai is actually among a group of prime candidates for embarking on the next stage of road transport, primarily because of its' ties with deep pockets and access to cheap labor
To be honest it looks really dangerous.
@@giovannevaldez “access to cheap labour”? Or another way to put it “willingness to exploit foreign workers”
But the matter of physics trounces all beliefs. That first one would be redundant
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0:08 intro 0:15 hyroscopic transport 2:50 transit elevated bus 4:51 skyway&skypod 8:25 hydropace 9:00 tube 10:15 hyperloop 12:31 automatic mobile capsule 13:34 bell nexus 14:34 airbus pop up 15:43 2030 car 18:53 end bruh
we don't need it
@@chickenbraincell8445 why are you so rude?
@@Lunar2589he’s not rude
@@traingeekfromNSW yes, he is
@@lgrant217 how may that be? HOW MAY HE SAYING “we don’t need it” IMMEDIATELY PAINT HIM AS A AGGRESSIVE, UNKIND PERSON?
Wauw👀👍💪🙏🥰✌bizarre master
What do you think is strange?
6:37 that one is like the cable car!
Monorail
Amazing technology
there is a clear and obvious future for urban transport. these won't be it, except for theme parks and tourist attractions.
which one?
the gondola has a good shot, but not good in strong winds
London Tube improvements will come about but might be later than expected thanks to Brexit
When we talk about the future, we forget the past. In 1900, the "self-moving sidewalk" was shown at the World Exhibition in Paris. But, due to the complexity of the design, it was dismantled. We managed to improve it and put it back into operation. Now it is strictly ring-shaped. Interested in the application- contact.
It's too slow
@@TopBoxy By increasing the number of rings, you can increase the speed several times. But, uninterrupted, safe, environmentally friendly transport.
You have UltraPRT pods in the thumbnail which are actually in use at Heathrow and will soon be in use at Chengdu Tianfu International Airport but you didn’t include them!
The first two are Hollywood system, good only for movies. Hyperloop can never overcome its low capacity. Platform screen doors are already in wide use.
True
I thought they were fake.
All of these solutions just seem like they'd be worse than making a train
As a planner, I can say only one of these solutions would work: London Tube. The rest would be pretty expensive, plus if you're flying at a height below an airplane, you risk disrupting bird migration patterns. Please, please study up on planning theory before you put forward stupid stuff like this. Here are the real solutions: ridesharing, as a majority of people drive alone (would also solve gas crisis); creating bikable cities, as bikes take up far less space than cars and enable us to get more from our roads (would ALSO solve gas crisis); improving metro systems and capacity as to maximize the amount of people who can ride it (would also . . . you know what I'm going to say); Put bus exclusive lanes on busy roads, as to incentivize public transit over driving, which would help ease congestion; etc.
Electric aviation will also work and save from traffic jams, check out EVTOL video th-cam.com/video/Ryy-7tcZqC8/w-d-xo.html And, by the way, the metro is several times more expensive than the suspended train
@@TopBoxy a metro has also several (to put it lightly) times more capacity and is cheaper to maintain in the long run because of the use of conventional tech and not some exclusive complicated proprietary solutions.
top 3 GOOD
Public transport for the rich to use
Rich use private
@@TopBoxy which is why all these things save the London Tube and the self driving vehicles will never come to fruition. Utterly impractical they are.
I want to be in the future! 😯😯😯
It seems that it is a good idea to transport more people all over the world. The journey will be comfortable and relaxed. 😉👌👏
I totally agree!
@@TopBoxy how about the airplanes
Will them still fly??
Yes, airplanes will still fly, but higher and faster like rockets. But more amazingly, there will also be self-flying planes, completely autonomous.
since there will be more people in the future, it is inevitable more people will be moving around the world, which will inevitably improve comfort and relaxation
@@giovannevaldez will there be a pilot on them
The first one I loved!
Cool devices and inventions. That could help us to become more environmentally friendly. However, I think it would be better if the corresponding music is mentioned in the video description, so you can also look for it yourself.
Thank you, we are already specifying the music in the description
Je félicite l' intelligence artificielle pour toutes c machine et ce progrès futuriste
Et les ingénieurs qui l'ont développé ?
I liked heroscopic bus, but never sell my horse )
don't ever sell your horse, the telescopic bus may be found at disney land or some michael bay blockbuster, but it likely won't be found in the future. think of cities as living organisms, anything that moves around the body are small and tiny, and anything that doesn't are large. If a large object moved around the body, it's probably going to lacerate or clot organs
@@giovannevaldez bus or even train are very small objects compare to city size
that is true, however they are large enough to create horrific damage, just like the airplanes in 9/11
Perfectly designed for a city of dozens.
whoever thought of all 10 of these is smoking strong stuff
Not the london underground one thats the only reasonable one
@@xxalexaviation only that one
It is extraordinary and amazing
Yes, we agree :)
We have 'the future of transportation' in Munich, it's called 'public transportation' and consists of GETTING AS MANY CARS AS POSSIBLE OF THE ROAD!
Streettrains, called Tram, a working Bussystem, rent a bikes, Subway and S-Train, called S-Bahn is what never made me thought of a drivers licence. Yes it has it's moments, but most of it existed for almost 60 years.
The whole 'let's have a future bus driving over the cars' is what is wrong about this video, the flying cars idea is simply too dangerous and again, one person per vehicle is stupid. The only thing that works is the autonomous delivery drone car and maybe the small bus idea
Yes ! Someone who finally understand that we dont need new futuristic tehnologies , but we need to improve the old tehnologies that we already had and have like the new london tube
Some people value their privacy and love driving their cars. Not everyone wants to be on a smelly bus like you. We value our freedom and independence 🚗
Flying cars is the same danger as driving on a road.There is bound to be some dummies who dont know how to fly it yet and crash there will be deaths
Y'all don't realize this is our future this is how life is going to be years to come flying cars self driving planes futuristic transportation robots
@@dlazo32696 th-cam.com/video/d8RRE2rDw4k/w-d-xo.html watch this and shutup
Good solution to the planete
That first one shows a complete lack of understanding reality. Like all those cars aren't going to freak out and do something that the 'pod' doesn't expect. They crash when an *airplane* goes by these days - imagine when I driver fears getting stomped by a leg coming down or crashes into a leg using the tried-and-true "I didn't see it" excuse. And, of course, NONE of those cars will be straddling or skirting the guide rails.. And going 35MPH in between beach-goers? (No, the sand will never get in there). #2 was already shown to be someone trying to defraud the Chinese government out of money... This might work on alien roads but not with humans. Another thing being "tested in Belarus since 2018? Hell, monorails have been around for 125 years and they're still a niche item despite their advantages.
Thank you for your opinion
This is a crazy trains
Oh yeah!
I wanna live in the future 😢😭🇵🇭
I want to live in the past 1930-1972
i want to live where humans are not cruel
@@s.shadow8094 bth i think everybody but adults who lived in those times would want to go back to those eras no technology no innovations like
werry good animation
1:47 imagine the kids running everywhere
ツッコミどころが多すぎて迷う。
安全性と耐久性、そしてコストパフォーマンスをガン無視しているのは伝わる。
どこかから始めなければなりません。 一度にではありません。
half of thees have the capasety of somthing like 3 passengers
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5:40 That scene kinda reminded me of coruscant from Star Wars.
Yeah, and I didn't know Coruscant resembled New York City 😉🙂
Even if they both have a 0.1% chance of happening, the Gyroscopic Transport is way better than the Transit Elevated Bus because that can actually clear bridges and semi-trucks (unlike the TEB)
Skyway is already ready to implement their pod transport in gulf countries starting from Sharjah. Cheapest and most importantly it is supported by crowd investment hence an average Joe can be a co-owner of such revolutionary technology.
Super tare