BAA Heathrow ULTra PRT

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @labanex
    @labanex 15 лет назад

    Awesome video. I love the look, feel, I just can't wait to see this in the U.S.

  • @Persephone_
    @Persephone_ 13 лет назад

    Built now innit bro!

  • @eggaweb
    @eggaweb 16 лет назад

    There is something of a boom in the air for transport. There are dozens of different ideas using similar principals. Some examples I have looked at to date are SkyTran (U.S.), CyberTran (U.S.), PRT 2000, SkyWeb Express, AusTran, Mist-er (Poland) etc. Many look promising. For example, the Polish attempt (Mist-er) has been approved for construction. It will be the first urban PRT to be installed.

  • @ahoog69
    @ahoog69 16 лет назад

    Part of it also had to do with the software required to effectively and safely operate the system. A fully realized PRT system - a large grid with many miles of guideway and hundreds of pods - needs foolproof software to send pods where needed and maximize efficiency.

  • @bagelboi66
    @bagelboi66 15 лет назад

    Cool it's like Logan's Run.

  • @Vgrmstr
    @Vgrmstr 14 лет назад

    SO COOL!

  • @wishingstar22
    @wishingstar22 14 лет назад

    A light rail system can cost about $100,000,000 a mile. A system like this will cost about $10,000,000 a mile. Pretty cool.

  • @pdxtran
    @pdxtran 13 лет назад

    This is only a slightly more elaborate version of the people movers that already exist at airports such as Chicago O'Hare.

  • @reazrj
    @reazrj 15 лет назад

    cool , what do u do?

  • @sheeplvl1
    @sheeplvl1 14 лет назад

    @esbielab Does it has the potential to move faster? Cuz I was hopping for it be a replacement system for subways.

  • @uea978
    @uea978 14 лет назад +1

    Good idea. If implemented in cities there would be no more car crashes and lots of lives would be saves. Just like taking an elevator......

  • @gieniefly1
    @gieniefly1 11 лет назад

    Well I wish I had one

  • @TheBadkid1001
    @TheBadkid1001 13 лет назад

    Does this go to any other terminal?

  • @bred2k6
    @bred2k6 16 лет назад

    How fast will these things go?

  • @theelectricmonk3909
    @theelectricmonk3909 13 лет назад

    @jasm5052 Because all British transport projects run late - preferably between 2-3 years; and ideally they should be 4-5 times over budget. I've no idea how far ULTra is over-budget, but it's currently on course to be fashionably late.

  • @esbielab
    @esbielab  16 лет назад

    25 mph without stopping. Cars driving around cities generally go about 12 mph, what with stopping at stoplights and traffic.

  • @adamcrookedsmile
    @adamcrookedsmile 13 лет назад

    what about snow on the ground?

  • @neuralwarp
    @neuralwarp 14 лет назад

    When's it starting service? Still waiting. Bored now.

  • @darwincity
    @darwincity 13 лет назад

    @Pvemaster2 On which line?

  • @SeaScrabbler
    @SeaScrabbler 16 лет назад

    High-speed small-scale distributed computing power was the sticking point until quite recently. Now the bottleneck is entirely political. Because the oil companies realize that if this gets around, their best revenue stream is GONE unless they OWN it completely.

  • @aka4god
    @aka4god 13 лет назад

    There are similar transportations like this in JFK airport. I don't see why we shouldn't invest in building more in varies cities.

  • @sandykee2859
    @sandykee2859 9 лет назад

    heathrow pod to T5,B station and of work on A station.

  • @Persephone_
    @Persephone_ 12 лет назад

    I think they deploy vehicles to clear the snow.

  • @dpatton1661
    @dpatton1661 14 лет назад

    This is the same airport where it can take more than an hour to get through customs, right, where no mechanical transport is needed?
    This cannot work. See Bruno Latour and "Aramis".

  • @bill2893
    @bill2893 16 лет назад

    i can't stand aeroplanes
    they're unsafe, un ecofriedly, and security is such a kerfuffle
    but I do like airports
    especially terminal5
    it was on channel5 last night and they were showing the immensely complicated and amazing baggage handling machine, and the pod prt things and all that else
    it seems to me that much more thought is going into the airports than the aeroplanes themselves

  • @goldenconnectionTV
    @goldenconnectionTV 14 лет назад

    It almost has a face to it

  • @Pvemaster2
    @Pvemaster2 14 лет назад

    These things already drive in Rotterdam, they're meh imo.

  • @strassenbahntk
    @strassenbahntk 15 лет назад

    As long as this is used for transporting people from and to stinking parking lots where stinking cars arrive and depart, I can't see the progress and use for the mankind. Why not connecting the terminals with a light rail then stopping at an airport rail station before proceeding to the city? No need to in bringing innovative technologies to people who still use stinking and noisy fossil-fuel cars. These folks should merely be forced to walk around on their own feet!

  • @АнастасияСергеева-е6я

    Надоел мне английский лучше бы построили школу русского языка

  • @АнастасияСергеева-е6я

    Приветик надоел английский язык лучше бы построили школу русского языка апчхи апчхи апчхи апчхи

  • @АнастасияСергеева-е6я

    Надоел мне английский лучше бы построили школу русского языка апчхи апчхи апчхи