Will we use individual flying capsules for quick trips in tomorrow's cities?


Caps on show at Viva Technology 2021. — AFP Relaxnews

French startup Caps has come up with a new urban mobility concept in the form of a single-seat, autonomous air transport system. If all goes to plan, these modules could be deployed as early as 2025 in some major French cities.

This system involves setting up mobile landing stations in cities. These would be fairly light structures that are easy to move as needed, and positioned in strategic locations such as train stations, airports, business centers, etc.

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