The Hyperloop is a high-speed transportation concept where passenger pods travel through near-vacuum tubes at extremely high speeds, powered by magnetic levitation and electric propulsion. This design minimizes air resistance and friction, enabling speeds over 700 mph.
Flying cars are in active development by several companies. Prototypes capable of both driving on roads and flying are already being tested, and regulatory frameworks are slowly catching up to accommodate their future use.
Self-driving cars use a combination of cameras, radar, lidar sensors, and AI algorithms to detect objects, navigate traffic, and make real-time decisions. They are extensively tested to handle complex scenarios before being deployed.
Electric vehicles run on electricity stored in batteries, while hydrogen-powered vehicles generate electricity using hydrogen fuel cells. EVs are ideal for shorter ranges, while hydrogen cars are better suited for long-distance travel and commercial use.
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