Technological advancments has played a pivotal roll in the development of man kind. It has made the human lif more compartable as the technology become more advanced. It has solved several problems that were faced by the human beings in the past. One of the most technological development and improvement is in the transport. As the population increases, the number of vehicles on the road also increases with that proportion. The result is before us, which is huge crowd of peoples and these vehicles. Therefore, there was a need to decrease this traffic on the roads and solve these big problems. In the future, few years, the main kind would be in the position to solve this problem by means of technological advancements. I am happy to announce, here, that this problem is, now, solved.
In fact, recently, the European Union has begun funding a major programme to develop flying personal cars in order to solve the problems of road congestions in major European cities. The personal Aerial Vehicles (PAVs) programme will receive US $6.2 million this year towards the development costs. The PAVs will initially be used to fly small distances between homes and offices. They do not interfere with the normal air traffic.
According to Prof Heinrich Bulthoff of Max Plank Institute for Biological cybernetics in Tubingen, Germany, the EU grant will be used for developing new technologies to make such systems viable. Some air spaces may need to be completely protected from civilian traffic for security purposes. Proper ""air lane" systems will need to be developed so that the air cars travel according to certain predefined paths, and do not collide with one another.
What was scinece fiction is now in the process of becoming a reality.
In fact, recently, the European Union has begun funding a major programme to develop flying personal cars in order to solve the problems of road congestions in major European cities. The personal Aerial Vehicles (PAVs) programme will receive US $6.2 million this year towards the development costs. The PAVs will initially be used to fly small distances between homes and offices. They do not interfere with the normal air traffic.
According to Prof Heinrich Bulthoff of Max Plank Institute for Biological cybernetics in Tubingen, Germany, the EU grant will be used for developing new technologies to make such systems viable. Some air spaces may need to be completely protected from civilian traffic for security purposes. Proper ""air lane" systems will need to be developed so that the air cars travel according to certain predefined paths, and do not collide with one another.
What was scinece fiction is now in the process of becoming a reality.