China develops entire new types of industries. America develops entire new tariffs and sanctions. One of these approaches has a bright future, the other does not.
Kevin, your channel is my go to for real and correct information. This is one of the best channel with the real life information. Thank you for the hard-work...
Appreciate your informative videos. My country’s been passed by China 🇨🇳 because of pure greed. As an American 🇺🇸 I’d like China 🇨🇳 to led us into the future. They actually have a plan that doesn’t involve chaos death and destruction.
@@LongTimeTTFan For an insight on the medical system in China, there is a video on the 'Jerry's take on China' regarding a visit he had at a hospital, titled 'Look what happened to me in China', the system is different, but medically, very impressive.
Keep up the great work, Kevin - after years of searching you are my #1 source of China business news - always spot on and ahead of the pack. Kudos, sir…
Me, too. I eagerly anticipate hearing from Kevin each week! Always such leading-edge analyses. I can see that this area of the low-altitude economy is already being implemented in China, giving it a head start on many aspects of it. It will be like electric cars, batteries and solar panels have been for China in which it takes the dominant lead.
As someone who lives with a view of Shenzhen skyline from afar, I can constantly see these flying crafts, almost like mini helicopters, going horizontally across the airspace, back and forth. It's fascinating to see the trial runs taking shape (especially at night) for this low-altitude economy your talking about.
@@FengBaoYolotli Shenzhen is now a Tier 1 city, and it's very modern and clean. Shenzhen is more expensive than much of China, but extremely affordable compared to the West, especially America.
@@FengBaoYolotli , , , If you ask , Probably you're going to have a hard time coping . - Just using a Lamborghini sales pitch , If you're asking for the price , It means you cannot afford it .
“The Jetsons” was a cartoon show whose futuristic setting included flying cars, computer, video conferencing, robots, and instantaneous meals at a push of a button. The cartoon series was concocted by the US entertainment industry more than 59 years ago. Today, China has flying drone for transporting humans, super fast 5.5G and internet for video conferencing; robots for manufacturing, product delivery, taxi service, cargo unloading at harbors, street cleaning, and concierge. Your instantaneous spicy, heavy duty Ramen at a push of a button is just around the corner - but only available in China.
@@ubermenschen3636 Interestingly, The Jetsons was the last mainstream work of fiction that looked upon the future favourably. Everything from then on has been pessimism and more pessimism.
Lazy Chinese people who built their replacements so they can be even lazier, I'm to lazy to cook noodles, push a button and get instant noodles, I will go to the noodle shop and have a human serve me and keep a Chinaman with a job. The jokes on you.
The Application of Low Attitude drones to Scenic Areas , Flying via drones to tops of mountains in Parks , Delivery of goods in Tourist Parks, etc. Such new economies/services will open up new areas for Tourists Related Business.
In 10 years, I would imagine Beijing's skies to have virtual skylanes for drones crisscrossing above the streets and between buildings. It would look something like Coruscant city in Star Wars.
Skydio also manufactures drones. The only problem is Skydio spends tons of money on lobbying to ban DJI drones, instead of Research-and-Development on their own products.
@@etbuch4873 There's hardly any US commersial drones. They find better prices, and margins, as a part of the MIC. Like the rest of the MIC, they will find it profitable to give contributions to those supporting them. Not just lobbing! It's more effective to make it profitable for politicians to do "the right thing" 🙂
Automation and AI have their place, but they won't ever replace real human labor. Unfortunately the Western business "experts" fail to realize that and are treating it as a god.
@@gregwang8628 No, that's the blue collars. As a consequence of the deification of AI by the "experts", might I add. Neither side sees it as a tool to assist in the arduous, time-wasting or even dangerous work; it's either a be-all-end-all or a threat, no in-between.
Most of logistics will be automated, but not first in the US. Logistics is a complicated sequence of pretty repetitive steps. But it needs the flexibility of having vision and understanding the variability we humans handles so easily. Since it's many steps to get the entire thing automated, it's unlikely that it will happen first in the West. It won't get the full economic boost until all of it is automated. This is actually infrastructure, and we know how difficult those things are to build for the US. Their government isn't up to handling things that needs planning. Chinese harbors are already pretty automated, though, and more to come.
It is great -and not before time - to learn about and to marvel at China’’s ambitions. All so positive (and peaceful) compared to the destructive negativism of America. Really thought provoking Kevin!!
China is also adopting self driving cars on a mass scale, unlike the US. The US is taking it slow. Many people in the US don't trust self driving cars, and all of the cars that are self driving are electric, which Americans don't want, they don't like EVs. So, China will also be ahead in this industry.
China, Russia and the rest of the BRICS countries are moving forward on developing and advancing tech at hypersonic speed. As always, great video Kevin.
I am afraid that I have to disagree. India is banning most things if not everything "Chinese". But we are actually very glad that India Modi is doing it. Let dreamers dream. Don't wake them up! They brag and boast and that's Bjp! @@RoyVickers-s8d
@@fdjw88 Russia produces good tech, but they've been cut off from the West, even moreso after the Ukraine situation. Brasil's Embraer produces competitive small commercial aircraft. India produces a lot of immigrants.
The low altitude economy will very quickly eliminate human “drone drivers.” If you can have robo-taxis, you certainly can have robo-heavy-drones. And for safety reasons and for efficient logistics, you simply must move to AI piloted vehicles… AI on 5.5 G and then 6 G. So, there is no question that China will roll this out and achieve it, before 1st world nations even design the unpacking box.
This is also something that economists keep pointing out about sanctions and tariffs. Sure you could prevent competition for a while, then you get left behind for decades. The blocking of 5G for one, prevention of Chinese EVs which would push electrical infrastructure upgrades, etc all end up combined into one result. But hey these geniuses were voted in so people must love getting this sort of result
Watching Kevins podcast and learning at the Advancement China has made, brings tears to my heart - I know this lifestyle is out there, but due to the greed and hate in the country I live in I will never see this in Real time. Please Kevin don't stop bringing to us the possibilities of What Can Be. ~ Peace ~
A new generation of famers have been trained with drone operations. They wear suits, hold ‘game consoles’, connect with weather bureau, use 5G to map out the land……
Kevin, you're such an remarkable person and true gem not only in youtube world. Your love for humanity and your country are radiating from every video, a true patriot. best wishes to you and your channel.
In one of the feature pavilions of Dubai’s Expo City (where they held the World Expo) they had a vision of a futuristic city with low altitude drone flights as part of future logistics. I’m sure that when they first built Expo City, they thought that the way to get there was to partner with western tech. Who knew that just a decade later the correct tech partner would actually be China.
China is not simply just throwing a lot of money at the problem. There are a lot of long term planning and targeted policies. The government provides cheap land (sometimes even free), conditional tax rebate, and the government often invest directly into the company to become a minor shareholder. In contrast, we see subsides from US government go into the pockets of corpo executives direrctly in the form of bonus, just as the money is paid out.
If they can easily control over 10,000 drones in night sky display, they will be able to automatically manage the safety of low-altitude drones (through 5G communications and auto-piloting APPs). The real danger is potential mechanical problems that may bring a drone down from the sky.
It's funny that the West goes on and on about "invention" (0-1 innovation) as something China cannot do. The West refuses to acknowledge Chinese innovation, especially incremental 1-N innovation that raises utility and reduces cost. China is uniquely suited to 1-N innovation due to having both the largest consumer market and largest number of STEM graduates. China is starting to dominate innovation as they invest more heavily into science and technology, simply through sheer numbers and effort, so we'll see a lot more of these stories in the coming years.
It is wasteful to develop new rules and standards by reinventing the wheel. China will develop new rules and standards based on relevant global fields with additional ideas.
Thank you very much Mr Kevin , your channel offer the best of the best analysis than out there, honest and real situation , God Bless you and all my wishes for success to you.
unless car materials are so light like feather and so strong like metal, there won't be a combinational car/drone....... it is either a drone or a car.
where have you been? I've just been meaning to comment on your last video from 6 days ago where you were. Good to see another valuable update. Probably the most informative UA-cam channel on China
this kind of development will never happen in a capitalist, every-4 year-rotation election, bigmouth-politician, fragmented-states, and private-profit-driven economy, is it not?
programming these drones...in ref. to "air traffic control" would be a great FUN FILLED CHALLENGE, i simply love this idea...danke for this exposure+info !!!
It's going to be a challenge for a few companies who dominate via first mover advantages, but the key will be onboard AI for collision avoidance and failure tolerance, not external ATC.
Americans: here we go again, China stole our technology to build those drones. Germans: just like they stole our technology to build electric cars. Chinese: fine, say whatever that makes you happy!
The Germans and Americans were richly rewarded for building plants in China - they didn't figure on the level of competition (ferocious) and innovation of so many competitive factories..
People think of drones in terms of transportation or deliveries but there is a growing need for drones to do cleaning and inspection for high rise buildings. Instead of humans in highly dangerous jobs using rope access or gondolas to go up and down a high rise building, drones can do this with high resolution cameras for inspection or even do spray cleaning of the windows.
Thanks Kevin you give new meaning to the term amazing reports. I'm an amazed old dog so I fear this is wasted on me. I think this video played before joint session of congress would bring amazed silence.
Besides cargo delivery with vertical landings bypassing airports, we should expect regional airports become hubs fed by many vertical landing small passenger airlines. The vertical launch/landing aircraft fit well with the role of air connections to regional airports where traditional jet airlines operate. Electric motors drive vertical lift rotors for 60 seconds (small battery)while gas powered props provide 400 km/hr airspeed
Once China has that, it will be a solutions to the never ending traffic woes in SE Asian capitals and cities. But I think just China itself, this will take a couple of years to develop.
I'd be interested to know how traffic in the skies could be regulated, and for safety for those on the ground and in buildings. There would be need for some very sophisticated collision avoidance, and probably real-time communication between each of the crafts. There would need to be some way to prevent usage for nefarious purposes. My thought is that this could be prioritized for emergency vehicles first. In any case, if this becomes a reality for China then they are front-line for any further innovation. Very exciting indeed.
I assume traffic "layers", like how some roadways segregate commuters, bicycles, trams, and/or heavy trucks from ordinary traffic. But that's the entire point of 0-1innovation building the new industry from the ground up.
China has the technology to sync and coordinate 10,000 small drones for night sky show already. Military has drones flying as Wingman for the J20 and J35. So, the 1st step has been taken and planned for. Traffic control and safety for low altitude heavy drones is just a matter of time and experience. Btw, when 6G is fully implemented, it will make everything a reality
The Chinese government is investing in heavy drone industry because its another goal is to transport goods between its space station/ battery station to the moon base construction in future.
Beidou needs to be in 3D. Flight destination and path should be preset before takeoff. Mandatory autonomous low attitude flying standards could probably be a safer option than a free for all system relying on the skill of pilots.
The drone technology is already there, but a drone economy is a lot more than just the drones. There needs to be things like common standards for drone landing and recharging infrastructure, government legislation on flight rules and air corridors, even boring stuff like accident liability insurance. Even the buildings have to be redesigned: if you're landing drones on rooftops, then you have to redesign and rebuild elevators and staircases to accommodate the larger quantity of traffic needing rooftop access. A true drone economy will change many aspects of how people live in a city, requiring innovation everywhere, not just in drones.
Drone deliveries etc are in the "I'll believe it when I see it" category like autonomous cars. But now you mention air traffic control I wonder if the future is that the owner of the drone files a flight plan, or rather a start and destination, then the ATC operates all the drones to avoid collisions?
China reminds me of the US in the 1950s. There's a lot going on there! But the US became a "service economy" and all profitable activity is now in financials. Sure, there's still a lot of profit in licensing tech, such as chips produced in Taiwan and South Korea. But since they can't be sold to those who want them and can utilize them, something has to give.
In combination with all the other factors coming together for China, it’s ubiquitous 5 and 5.5G will be a most important technology to make it work. Unfortunately, the telecoms in the US have chosen not to make the subsantial initial investments to put a comprehensive 5G system in place across the country. They have not constructed a large network of base stations across cities and along highways and so will have to fall back on 4G+ type of system that will not work very well.
In economics, it is called comparative advantage. China invests, builds, creates new markets for prosperity. US is good at making weapons and destroying economies. Tale of 2 cities.
All these are being driven by advanced battery technologies which are in its infancy in US due to high development costs. That's why they are trying to stifle all or any attempt with EVs. With the exception of mobile phones that need the 2nm chips, almost every thing else work fine with 7nm.
One country looks at future developmental convenience for productive economic returns while the other, thinks of ways to use military arms for offensive success. Not to say, this is not future oriented and plausible but unfortunately, it is not defensive as for most country defence policies.
Appears China is the place to go for all of those Small Business Drone Operations that will go out of business as a result of U.S. legislation blocking DJI and other Chinese drone’s, parts, etc. Their businesses they worked so hard to develop will die. Aside - The curious restriction of blocking Chinese made drone parts such as motors, ESC's, flight controllers, propellers, etc. is that (I estimate) somewhere over 90% are manufactured in China making it nearly impossible to build a drone made entirely from US made parts.
My understanding is that with large drones and flying cars there is a huge issue with noise pollution. Having these in cities at low altitudes sounds like a good idea but the reality is probably going to be different.
I envision this happening but not in my lifetime , the old saying that anything within the dreams of man is possible I always believed in that too. China is like the return of the phoenix after each death its rise becomes more impressive…😊
This is the advantage of having a dynamic and forward thinking government. Unlike in most countries were politicians are bought by special interests and do nothing but count the days to retirement.
Substack, for video transcript and direct links:
kdwalmsley.substack.com/p/flying-cars-and-heavy-drones-fueling?r=4pow86
China develops entire new types of industries. America develops entire new tariffs and sanctions. One of these approaches has a bright future, the other does not.
Oh, plus wars.
China is adopting the US economic model.
LMAO, sure and the USA aka IOU-country has no debts and little-India is a real superpower
Thanks, you just made another silly joke of the day.!@@matrixist
fake economy usa@@matrixist
Kevin, your channel is my go to for real and correct information. This is one of the best channel with the real life information. Thank you for the hard-work...
Agreed 👍💯
Appreciate your informative videos. My country’s been passed by China 🇨🇳 because of pure greed. As an American 🇺🇸 I’d like China 🇨🇳 to led us into the future. They actually have a plan that doesn’t involve chaos death and destruction.
Well said. Can’t agree more about the “Pure greed” of the elite in MIC, in Healthcare, and among the politicians of all levels.
@@LongTimeTTFan For an insight on the medical system in China, there is a video on the 'Jerry's take on China' regarding a visit he had at a hospital, titled 'Look what happened to me in China', the system is different, but medically, very impressive.
Go to china then.
Keep up the great work, Kevin - after years of searching you are my #1 source of China business news - always spot on and ahead of the pack. Kudos, sir…
Me, too. I eagerly anticipate hearing from Kevin each week! Always such leading-edge analyses.
I can see that this area of the low-altitude economy is already being implemented in China, giving it a head start on many aspects of it. It will be like electric cars, batteries and solar panels have been for China in which it takes the dominant lead.
Who is this guy? he certainly speaks very well, an actor's voice.
Kevin is - simply put - unique. Incomparable. No one remotely close to him.
Ditto, China is the way to go, ❤love and admiration to industrious Chinese
Kevin and Sean are my go-tos when it comes to China, business and economics talk in general.
As someone who lives with a view of Shenzhen skyline from afar, I can constantly see these flying crafts, almost like mini helicopters, going horizontally across the airspace, back and forth. It's fascinating to see the trial runs taking shape (especially at night) for this low-altitude economy your talking about.
How much for rent for 2bdrm in shenzhen?
What’s it like in China?
@@peanut0brain 4-7krmb on average.
@@FengBaoYolotli Shenzhen is now a Tier 1 city, and it's very modern and clean. Shenzhen is more expensive than much of China, but extremely affordable compared to the West, especially America.
@@FengBaoYolotli , , ,
If you ask ,
Probably you're going to have a hard time coping .
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Just using a Lamborghini sales pitch ,
If you're asking for the price ,
It means you cannot afford it .
“The Jetsons” was a cartoon show whose futuristic setting included flying cars, computer, video conferencing, robots, and instantaneous meals at a push of a button. The cartoon series was concocted by the US entertainment industry more than 59 years ago. Today, China has flying drone for transporting humans, super fast 5.5G and internet for video conferencing; robots for manufacturing, product delivery, taxi service, cargo unloading at harbors, street cleaning, and concierge. Your instantaneous spicy, heavy duty Ramen at a push of a button is just around the corner - but only available in China.
@@ubermenschen3636 Interestingly, The Jetsons was the last mainstream work of fiction that looked upon the future favourably. Everything from then on has been pessimism and more pessimism.
Maybe China could start working on beaming people to their destination.
Lazy Chinese people who built their replacements so they can be even lazier, I'm to lazy to cook noodles, push a button and get instant noodles, I will go to the noodle shop and have a human serve me and keep a Chinaman with a job. The jokes on you.
sound like the Space program. China will make man on the moon reality.
Well, it seems the US legislators and union workers all say we don’t need any of those!
The Application of Low Attitude drones to Scenic Areas , Flying via drones to tops of mountains in Parks , Delivery of goods in Tourist Parks, etc. Such new economies/services will open up new areas for Tourists Related Business.
In 10 years, I would imagine Beijing's skies to have virtual skylanes for drones crisscrossing above the streets and between buildings. It would look something like Coruscant city in Star Wars.
Or Fifth Element.
the JETSONS.
@@BillyNoMate
Oke ..Bruce Willis 😂
Cyberpunk, but not depressing.
Swallowed star
What do we expect when China graduates one million scientists in all field, and our only weapon tariffs.
Skydio also manufactures drones. The only problem is Skydio spends tons of money on lobbying to ban DJI drones, instead of Research-and-Development on their own products.
@@etbuch4873 Namely national security 😂
@@etbuch4873
There's hardly any US commersial drones. They find better prices, and margins, as a part of the MIC.
Like the rest of the MIC, they will find it profitable to give contributions to those supporting them.
Not just lobbing! It's more effective to make it profitable for politicians to do "the right thing" 🙂
Good point. China graduates 4.5 million STEM graduates per year while the US graduates 400K. But we lead the world in Wokies, so take that China!
@@flyrodmike A lot of those US STEM grads used to be Chinese nationals, now we're seeing a lot of Indians. I wonder how it'll turn out.
As a developing country, China has still got much room to develop and expand her economy!
United States Port Workers and Union, in the meantime, demand no more automation. While China is moving ahead in light speed.
Automation and AI have their place, but they won't ever replace real human labor. Unfortunately the Western business "experts" fail to realize that and are treating it as a god.
Not really a god but more so an adversary sadly @@GoodOleDFT
@@gregwang8628 No, that's the blue collars. As a consequence of the deification of AI by the "experts", might I add. Neither side sees it as a tool to assist in the arduous, time-wasting or even dangerous work; it's either a be-all-end-all or a threat, no in-between.
Most of logistics will be automated, but not first in the US.
Logistics is a complicated sequence of pretty repetitive steps. But it needs the flexibility of having vision and understanding the variability we humans handles so easily. Since it's many steps to get the entire thing automated, it's unlikely that it will happen first in the West. It won't get the full economic boost until all of it is automated. This is actually infrastructure, and we know how difficult those things are to build for the US. Their government isn't up to handling things that needs planning.
Chinese harbors are already pretty automated, though, and more to come.
So you're against workers
It is great -and not before time - to learn about and to marvel at China’’s ambitions. All so positive (and peaceful) compared to the destructive negativism of America. Really thought provoking Kevin!!
dokładnie ale niestety jankesi wolą mordować grabić plądrować itp zamiast współpracy i partnerstwa
China is also adopting self driving cars on a mass scale, unlike the US. The US is taking it slow. Many people in the US don't trust self driving cars, and all of the cars that are self driving are electric, which Americans don't want, they don't like EVs. So, China will also be ahead in this industry.
Self-driving cars require Big geospatial Data, and China has it.
China, Russia and the rest of the BRICS countries are moving forward on developing and advancing tech at hypersonic speed. As always, great video Kevin.
More importantly, their developments are all aimed at improving civilian’s lives.
😅 I think it's just China. I don't see a whole lot of advanced civilian techs coming out of Russia, India, Brazil and South Africa.
fdjw,88, It is happening right now with BRICS COUNTRIES! Agriculture, Chinese factories etc in those countries!
I am afraid that I have to disagree. India is banning most things if not everything "Chinese". But we are actually very glad that India Modi is doing it. Let dreamers dream. Don't wake them up! They brag and boast and that's Bjp! @@RoyVickers-s8d
@@fdjw88 Russia produces good tech, but they've been cut off from the West, even moreso after the Ukraine situation. Brasil's Embraer produces competitive small commercial aircraft. India produces a lot of immigrants.
The low altitude economy will very quickly eliminate human “drone drivers.” If you can have robo-taxis, you certainly can have robo-heavy-drones. And for safety reasons and for efficient logistics, you simply must move to AI piloted vehicles… AI on 5.5 G and then 6 G. So, there is no question that China will roll this out and achieve it, before 1st world nations even design the unpacking box.
This is also something that economists keep pointing out about sanctions and tariffs.
Sure you could prevent competition for a while, then you get left behind for decades. The blocking of 5G for one, prevention of Chinese EVs which would push electrical infrastructure upgrades, etc all end up combined into one result.
But hey these geniuses were voted in so people must love getting this sort of result
Wrong. Humans enjoy piloting. It’s fun. Ain’t no AI robot gonna take away people’s recreation.
@@ubermenschen3636 Not all human like piloting, there are many train and bus enjoyer for example hehe
@@ubermenschen3636 ***human “drone drivers.”**** != ****people’s recreation****
Ehang drones Kevin mentioned is pilotless.
(And they had ALWAYS been pilotless since day 1)
Wow ! Yet another exciting and unexpected advance. Thanks Kevin.
Watching Kevins podcast and learning at the Advancement China has made, brings tears to my heart - I know this lifestyle is out there, but due to the greed and hate in the country I live in I will never see this in Real time. Please Kevin don't stop bringing to us the possibilities of What Can Be. ~ Peace ~
Again, thanks for your competent reports. Be well 🙏
Thank you Kevin, you are very much appreciated, may the galatic Force be with you.
I saw a video about agriculture drones, it's a game changer.
A new generation of famers have been trained with drone operations. They wear suits, hold ‘game consoles’, connect with weather bureau, use 5G to map out the land……
Kevin, you're such an remarkable person and true gem not only in youtube world. Your love for humanity and your country are radiating from every video, a true patriot. best wishes to you and your channel.
Where would the US be without Asian countries? Where would they be without japan, korea, china and taiwan? US would be so left behind in the dust.
Thank you. Best wishes Kevin.
In one of the feature pavilions of Dubai’s Expo City (where they held the World Expo) they had a vision of a futuristic city with low altitude drone flights as part of future logistics. I’m sure that when they first built Expo City, they thought that the way to get there was to partner with western tech. Who knew that just a decade later the correct tech partner would actually be China.
Totally agree, the opportunities for a future new job market’s the skillfully specially advanced drone-operators .
This is the go-to channel for those interested in China's innovation to make the world a better place.
China is not simply just throwing a lot of money at the problem. There are a lot of long term planning and targeted policies. The government provides cheap land (sometimes even free), conditional tax rebate, and the government often invest directly into the company to become a minor shareholder.
In contrast, we see subsides from US government go into the pockets of corpo executives direrctly in the form of bonus, just as the money is paid out.
DEMOCRAZY : CORPORATIONS RUN AND CONTROL GOVERMENT !!
AUTHOCRACY : GOVERMENT RUNS AND CONTROLLS CORPORATIONS !! 🤗
WOW Thanks, Kevin I really enjoyed this one.
If they can easily control over 10,000 drones in night sky display, they will be able to automatically manage the safety of low-altitude drones (through 5G communications and auto-piloting APPs). The real danger is potential mechanical problems that may bring a drone down from the sky.
This would seem genuinely amazing!
It's funny that the West goes on and on about "invention" (0-1 innovation) as something China cannot do. The West refuses to acknowledge Chinese innovation, especially incremental 1-N innovation that raises utility and reduces cost. China is uniquely suited to 1-N innovation due to having both the largest consumer market and largest number of STEM graduates. China is starting to dominate innovation as they invest more heavily into science and technology, simply through sheer numbers and effort, so we'll see a lot more of these stories in the coming years.
Never underestimate the racism of the West/US.
It is wasteful to develop new rules and standards by reinventing the wheel. China will develop new rules and standards based on relevant global fields with additional ideas.
Thank you very much Mr Kevin , your channel offer the best of the best analysis than out there, honest and real situation , God Bless you and all my wishes for success to you.
Thanks Kevin🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Would be awesome to see China making flying cars an actual reality for the masses👏🏻
In 5 years, it will start. In 15 years, it will be the elites' luxury..
I am so exited .
I may be able to see flying cars in my life time .
unless car materials are so light like feather and so strong like metal, there won't be a combinational car/drone....... it is either a drone or a car.
This is by far the stupidest video on this channel. Flying cars? Bro what?
@@partimentieveryday
He called them heavy drones .
You call them whatever you want .
went there loved it as we did the rest of china great country great people,being from australia was totally surprised
same here - wonderful people - so many random acts of kindness.
Really impressed by your insights into China’s economy, especially supply chain
where have you been? I've just been meaning to comment on your last video from 6 days ago where you were. Good to see another valuable update. Probably the most informative UA-cam channel on China
As more people fly the drones, the more urgent it is to set up a protocol on flying cars in the air.
Fascinating stuff and well researched!
You tickle my brain 🧠
Wow!
Love it!
Thanks again Kevin......
Blessings from Australia...❤
Drones are getting so good these days!!!
Thank you, Kevin!
Hey brother thanks for your great work. Can you please talk about the China Suing Nvidia in anti trust.
this kind of development will never happen in a capitalist, every-4 year-rotation election, bigmouth-politician, fragmented-states, and private-profit-driven economy,
is it not?
Totally agree.
This is why the West wants freedom and democracy across all developing countries.
Why not. It could happen with proper incentives. It’s a matter of priority.
Don't worry there's a lot of gamers in China those guys are quick and witty and they can learn and catch up quickly .
programming these drones...in ref. to "air traffic control" would be a great FUN FILLED CHALLENGE,
i simply love this idea...danke for this exposure+info !!!
It's going to be a challenge for a few companies who dominate via first mover advantages, but the key will be onboard AI for collision avoidance and failure tolerance, not external ATC.
The USA and Europe are in decline
The US? Hell nah
@@marcusclarkson5520 Good for you.
They are also in DENIAL!
@@hagankeys3610 what do you mean
Shanghai is also where Comac is if I remember correctly so looking good for flight related industries there
China is living in the future.
Americans: here we go again, China stole our technology to build those drones.
Germans: just like they stole our technology to build electric cars.
Chinese: fine, say whatever that makes you happy!
I thought the multi propeller drone was invented by a Chinese company around 2006? DJI? Never underestimate the racism of the West/US.
The Germans and Americans were richly rewarded for building plants in China - they didn't figure on the level of competition (ferocious) and innovation of so many competitive factories..
i see them a lot near me...i live in a 3th tier city and lots of people here use them for farming. this is in south of CN
@EHANG 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
People think of drones in terms of transportation or deliveries but there is a growing need for drones to do cleaning and inspection for high rise buildings. Instead of humans in highly dangerous jobs using rope access or gondolas to go up and down a high rise building, drones can do this with high resolution cameras for inspection or even do spray cleaning of the windows.
Thanks Kevin you give new meaning to the term amazing reports. I'm an amazed old dog so I fear this is wasted on me. I think this video played before joint session of congress would bring amazed silence.
Oh wow what a cable car ride...
In this site they also have a 326 metre outdoor elevator to lift you direct to one of these mountain tops 😮
Thanks for the great info.
Please put the closing scene location coordinates. It helps those who like to visit.
At 6:25 begins your summary of what Xhina does, as 10 years later the world just goes " wow".
Now you know possibly why he lives there...
Zhang jia jie is a must visit place for the adventurous
China going to be very futuristic with the flying cars. It like the Jetson cartoon movie while US still have slow choo trains
That’s great but unless all the parts fold up when you land parking already at a premium is going to be a real issue to be resolved
Uplifting video 👏👏👏
Besides cargo delivery with vertical landings bypassing airports, we should expect regional airports become hubs fed by many vertical landing small passenger airlines. The vertical launch/landing aircraft fit well with the role of air connections to regional airports where traditional jet airlines operate. Electric motors drive vertical lift rotors for 60 seconds (small battery)while gas powered props provide 400 km/hr airspeed
China is really moving forward. When flying cars goes into the mass market in China, cities in China will look like a futuristic sci fi movie.
How on Earth can anyone compete with the Chinese ?
Bollywood movies
Nobody cares to compete with China.. Keep speculating on assets, property, Bitcoin, etc... the easy, transactional stuff...
@taiwanstillisntacountry Hollywood, too.
Just cooperate. Live and let live! Why fight and destroy each other?
@ sure,…does the CCP wish to cooperate tho?
Once China has that, it will be a solutions to the never ending traffic woes in SE Asian capitals and cities. But I think just China itself, this will take a couple of years to develop.
I'd be interested to know how traffic in the skies could be regulated, and for safety for those on the ground and in buildings. There would be need for some very sophisticated collision avoidance, and probably real-time communication between each of the crafts. There would need to be some way to prevent usage for nefarious purposes. My thought is that this could be prioritized for emergency vehicles first. In any case, if this becomes a reality for China then they are front-line for any further innovation. Very exciting indeed.
I assume traffic "layers", like how some roadways segregate commuters, bicycles, trams, and/or heavy trucks from ordinary traffic. But that's the entire point of 0-1innovation building the new industry from the ground up.
China has the technology to sync and coordinate 10,000 small drones for night sky show already. Military has drones flying as Wingman for the J20 and J35. So, the 1st step has been taken and planned for. Traffic control and safety for low altitude heavy drones is just a matter of time and experience. Btw, when 6G is fully implemented, it will make everything a reality
@@dons6556 今天最新报道，上海已经开始启动5.5G网络建设了。
Any U.S. or Eu counterpart doing similar development at the same scale?
Somewhere, George Jetson is smiling.
as is Korben Dallas (5th Element c Bruce Willis)
Very true!
The Chinese government is investing in heavy drone industry because its another goal is to transport goods between its space station/ battery station to the moon base construction in future.
monopolies or Industries of efficiency ?
Are these flying on our coast in USA right now ?????
Last time I checked, there's no ballistic shute in Ehang's drones. Very dangerous.
🇫🇮♥🇨🇳 and this channel.
Well, in this case there is no industry to take over. This is a completely new industry.
Good job Kevin.
Beidou needs to be in 3D. Flight destination and path should be preset before takeoff. Mandatory autonomous low attitude flying standards could probably be a safer option than a free for all system relying on the skill of pilots.
That's how it will have to be.
The drone technology is already there, but a drone economy is a lot more than just the drones. There needs to be things like common standards for drone landing and recharging infrastructure, government legislation on flight rules and air corridors, even boring stuff like accident liability insurance. Even the buildings have to be redesigned: if you're landing drones on rooftops, then you have to redesign and rebuild elevators and staircases to accommodate the larger quantity of traffic needing rooftop access. A true drone economy will change many aspects of how people live in a city, requiring innovation everywhere, not just in drones.
Ehang 🛸
They trying these out in NJ lately?
Drone deliveries etc are in the "I'll believe it when I see it" category like autonomous cars. But now you mention air traffic control I wonder if the future is that the owner of the drone files a flight plan, or rather a start and destination, then the ATC operates all the drones to avoid collisions?
The movie Fifth element foresaw that years before.
Yes, yes, yes❤😂😊😊@@gregwang8628
China reminds me of the US in the 1950s. There's a lot going on there!
But the US became a "service economy" and all profitable activity is now in financials.
Sure, there's still a lot of profit in licensing tech, such as chips produced in Taiwan and South Korea. But since they can't be sold to those who want them and can utilize them, something has to give.
In combination with all the other factors coming together for China, it’s ubiquitous 5 and 5.5G will be a most important technology to make it work.
Unfortunately, the telecoms in the US have chosen not to make the subsantial initial investments to put a comprehensive 5G system in place across the country. They have not constructed a large network of base stations across cities and along highways and so will have to fall back on 4G+ type of system that will not work very well.
In economics, it is called comparative advantage. China invests, builds, creates new markets for prosperity. US is good at making weapons and destroying economies. Tale of 2 cities.
All these are being driven by advanced battery technologies which are in its infancy in US due to high development costs. That's why they are trying to stifle all or any attempt with EVs. With the exception of mobile phones that need the 2nm chips, almost every thing else work fine with 7nm.
i thought this was going to be about the drones over NJ 😂
One country looks at future developmental convenience for productive economic returns while the other, thinks of ways to use military arms for offensive success. Not to say, this is not future oriented and plausible but unfortunately, it is not defensive as for most country defence policies.
Appears China is the place to go for all of those Small Business Drone Operations that will go out of business as a result of U.S. legislation blocking DJI and other Chinese drone’s, parts, etc.
Their businesses they worked so hard to develop will die.
Aside - The curious restriction of blocking Chinese made drone parts such as motors, ESC's, flight controllers, propellers, etc. is that (I estimate) somewhere over 90% are manufactured in China making it nearly impossible to build a drone made entirely from US made parts.
My understanding is that with large drones and flying cars there is a huge issue with noise pollution. Having these in cities at low altitudes sounds like a good idea but the reality is probably going to be different.
I envision this happening but not in my lifetime , the old saying that anything within the dreams of man is possible I always believed in that too. China is like the return of the phoenix after each death its rise becomes more impressive…😊
ua-cam.com/video/B7TIP827VFg/v-deo.html ，just believed it
Yes, they are creating a new economic ecosystem. 🏆
Wish you do more than just reading off of other people's work. Maybe interview somebody in the industry how do we do what you're saying is true?
What happened to free energy?
Here they go again, and again, and again.
Yep, "here they go again"!
This is the advantage of having a dynamic and forward thinking government. Unlike in most countries were politicians are bought by special interests and do nothing but count the days to retirement.
This reminds me EV development 10-5 years ago. Now China’s EV is here. In 5 more years, eVToL could be rolling out everywhere as EV today.
This is one of the examples the West underestimates. The sheer size of movement and the impact it has. 😅
America: "They copied us!""