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Challenges of Autonomous Vehicles in Non-US Cities
19:37 - 28:33 (08:56)
The challenges of autonomous vehicle implementation in non-US cities arise from building and technical infrastructure, such as road quality, air traffic control systems, and electrification support, which can impede both electrification and autonomous vehicle operation.
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The normalization of terrifying political actions, alongside apathy towards shock and awe events and distrust of the future has led to the slowly diminishing portrayal of dystopias in literature.
19:37 - 20:41 (01:03)
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The normalization of terrifying political actions, alongside apathy towards shock and awe events and distrust of the future has led to the slowly diminishing portrayal of dystopias in literature. Doug's book emphasises the significance of taking action towards shaping the future.
ChapterChallenges of Autonomous Vehicles in Non-US Cities
Episode#330 - Theo Priestley & Bronwyn Williams - What Will The Future Look Like?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Autonomous taxi drones may become a reality in the future for single or multi-passenger use.
20:41 - 22:57 (02:16)
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Autonomous taxi drones may become a reality in the future for single or multi-passenger use. However, the challenges with autonomous transportation in America include building for long, straight, and big roads.
ChapterChallenges of Autonomous Vehicles in Non-US Cities
Episode#330 - Theo Priestley & Bronwyn Williams - What Will The Future Look Like?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The UK faces challenges in implementing future modes of transportation infrastructure due to inadequate buildings, technical infrastructure, and poor quality of roads.
22:58 - 24:45 (01:46)
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The UK faces challenges in implementing future modes of transportation infrastructure due to inadequate buildings, technical infrastructure, and poor quality of roads. The lack of uniformity in infrastructure presents difficulty in introducing newer technologies such as autonomous vehicles, electrification and mini air traffic control systems.
ChapterChallenges of Autonomous Vehicles in Non-US Cities
Episode#330 - Theo Priestley & Bronwyn Williams - What Will The Future Look Like?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The biggest hurdle with autonomous technology is not the technology itself, but rather people's acceptance and integration of it.
24:45 - 28:33 (03:48)
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The biggest hurdle with autonomous technology is not the technology itself, but rather people's acceptance and integration of it. The societal differences and attitudes towards flying autonomous vehicles need to be considered and addressed in order to fully realize the potential of the technology.