This summer, the U.S. will start selling “electric aircraft” that don’t require a pilot’s license

The device was created by the startup Pivotal with the support of Google co-founder Larry Page: it accelerates up to 100 km/h and flies up to 32 km on a single charge. It says it’s no more difficult to control than a drone, and there’s a ballistic parachute just in case.

The price is from $190,000. The price includes training and a trailer for transportation

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🏙 Aston Martin’s skyscraper-sail has been completed in Miami

It is the second tallest building in the city and the entire state of Florida.The 249-meter tower has 391 apartments, including 3-storey penthouses, as well as a swimming pool, a couple of cinemas, fitness rooms, spa, children’s playrooms and concierge service 24/7.An apartment here costs from $600,000, and for a penthouse you will have to pay about $50 million.

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China has come up with car power banks for electric cars

You don’t have to look for a charging spot, you can stand in any available one and call the thing up.In some parking lots the stations are brought by employees, and somewhere there are fully automated ones that drive up themselves

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This summer, the U.S. will start selling “electric aircraft” that don’t require a pilot’s license

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