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Ignoring the noise, politics, and financial feasibility of this, we sure are living in the damn future.
by reustle 8y ago
Ignoring the noise, politics, and financial feasibility of this, we sure are living in the damn future.
- elicash 8y agoNoise is already solved in the one they're using in the commercial service, per the article. Politics also were cleared, as the aviation authority there gave them permission. So yes, financial feasibility remains.
- peteretep 8y ago> Noise is already solved The article simply says they have a quieter drone than their first one
- elicash 8y agoFair, but it's at least solved to a degree with they have permission to use it commercially. There could be other standards for what's considered solving the problem, but that seems like a reasonable one.
- Numberwang 8y agoI don't believe noise is solved until I see a video of it.
- originalvichy 8y agoThe noise just comes from the size of the rotors. Large propellers have a lower whine sound which makes them bearable
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