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China’s Flying Taxis: The Future of Urban Transportation is Here! China has officially approved autonomous flying taxis, marking a historic step in urban mobility. EHang, a leading Chinese aerial vehicle company, is set to commercially operate its

Sarla Aviation, an aerospace startup developing electric flying taxis, has secured $10M in funding led by Accel, with angel investors like Binny Bansal and Nikhil Kamath, to establish an R&D center in Bengaluru and launch its prototype, Shunya, on Ja

Idea For You Implement Now Guys , we all know how problematic and time consuming when we face traffic jam's and most of the people's died in car accident because of bad roads even we face so much noise pollution , air pollution and goverment waste

Boeing’s Wisk Aero is Bringing Autonomous Air Taxis to Asia by 2030! 🚁✨ The future of urban transport is taking off! Boeing’s Wisk Aero is developing a fully autonomous, electric flying taxi, set to launch commercial passenger services in Asia by 2

1. AI-Powered Personal Tutor An adaptive learning platform that customizes lessons in real-time based on student performance. 2. Smart Recycling Bin A voice-activated bin that sorts waste automatically and rewards users for eco-friendly disposal

Have you ever heard of a startup that's building a flying taxi? Sounds futuristic, right? Well, guess what India has one too! It’s called The ePlane Company, and they’re on a mission to completely change how we move around cities, using their very ow

Hey guys no idea here but wanted to know what were some ideas you all had for solving the traffic crisis in India? I know it would be a lot easier for the government to solve this issue than a startup but still just wondering and seeing if I can see

If you are considering SEO as a career option, Read this carefully. In US, we can already see the decline in openings of Junior SEO positions - And increasing demand for professional and senior level position. And in India, we will face this same si

Choosing the path of entrepreneurship isn’t always a choice — sometimes, it’s the only option you have. And yes, it hurts at times… because you're not living a “normal” life. It brings a lot of pressure. It feels heavy. But trust me — after some time

After seeing Bappa Dittya Saha's post, it made me remember something I thought about back when I was studying engineering, before the pandemic. I remember one time when my dad and I were riding our bike from Secunderabad to Medchal, we hit a huge tr