What should I do if my eleven travel stops on the road? Try these "blocking" black technology

The beautiful 11 â€‹â€‹Golden Week entered the second day smoothly. Although the holiday is good, but the taste of a bunch of people stuck on the road can not be good.

According to reports from the transportation department, traffic congestion in the country during the 11th period was the most serious in the three regions of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Pearl River Delta. Among them, Beijing's total freeway traffic on the first day of National Day holiday increased by 19.42% from the previous day. The owner of the car arrived at the entrance of the Jingcheng Expressway toll gate from 6 o'clock in the morning and remained blocked until 1 o'clock at noon before it resumed its smooth flow. It took 108 hours to drive for a total of 108 hours. Moreover, due to too long congestion time and too many people, it also created a dilemma that the toilet was not enough. Many male toilets were occupied by women.

In response to large-scale congestion and violations, traffic law enforcement agencies throughout the country have also used high-tech methods. For example, the traffic control departments of Guangzhou and Jiangsu used unmanned aerial vehicles equipped with high-definition infrared cameras to monitor road violations. Anhui, on the other hand, fully implemented the illegal highway emergency lane capture system.

In such a situation, many small partners may be waiting on the road for longer than the actual time spent in the scenic area. To this end, today Lei Fengwang (search "Lei Feng Network" public concern) for everyone to sort out the following rich sense of technology and the future of the "governance blocking weapon", some of which can be used to send traffic jam waiting time, some may be true Can help us to bid farewell to congestion, you may feel a little partner on the road.

Â Car projection

HUD refers to the Heads Up Display. The vehicle-mounted HUD is a phase-change projection technology that can project driving information on the windshield through optical means. Originally used in the military, it began to appear in some concept-class luxury cars from the early 1980s. In recent years, with the rise of AR/VR technology, HUD has become increasingly popular.

In some recent top luxury cars, HUD has added more and more intelligent features in addition to the ability to project traffic information and mobile phone messages onto the windshield glass in a surrealistic way. For example, the mbrace2 vehicle system implemented by Mercedes-Benz through HUD has almost become an intelligent voice assistant. Users can control the car by voice to perform traffic navigation, music playback, automatic car care, and emergency assistance.

If there is an intelligent voice assistant similar to mbrace2 in the traffic jam, and it is also possible to display interactive information on the windshield, it is also very interesting.

In addition to HUD, in fact, some cars have their own projectors. At the time of the day, if you sit by the woman's favorite ticket, sitting together in the jam-packed traffic stream, and projecting a bridge of bridge dreams and watching her together, is also an excellent experience.

Â Car AR

Last year, BMW jointly united Qualcomm launched an augmented reality spectacles that was specially equipped for owners. With this spectacles, drivers can see navigation data, driving speed, speed limit information, and mouthwash information on a single screen while driving. Series and traffic-related data information, and no longer need to "eyes on all sides", not only need to look at the road, watching cars, but also pay attention to traffic lights, mirrors and so on. This augmented reality technology "helps you see what you can't see in front of you" is exactly what you need to drive a car.

What's more important is that this augmented reality technology can also remind users of what word-of-mouth restaurants and clothing stores have passed, messages and e-mails that users receive on mobile phones, etc. In short, during the entire journey, the driver only needs to focus on the screen in front of him to handle other things while ensuring safe driving.

In the eleven holiday season, if there is such a pair of AR glasses when there is a traffic jam, it may be possible to immediately enter the game mode with the mobile phone.

Â Jetpack

As shown in the picture, if you have such a backpack, it's good to fly directly to the sights and complete traffic jams with Say Goodbye.

At the end of last year, Martin Jetpack completed China's first flight in Shenzhen. As a single-person aircraft, the Martin Jetpack can theoretically fly at a speed of 74 kilometers per hour at altitudes of 1,000 meters above sea level for 30 minutes, but last year it was only able to fly for 3 minutes at an altitude of about 10 meters. And because of the complexity of control, only pilots with special training can control it.

Although it is still a long way from real commercial use, this backpack aircraft will undoubtedly provide a brand-new choice for people's future travel.

Â Cars that can climb the wall

Recently, mechanical engineer Charles Bombardier developed a concept car called Ventooz based on previous research. According to Bombardier, the Ventooz has two turbines in front of and behind the vehicle body, each with a set of paddle wings inside, so it can provide upward reasoning and allow the car to fit tightly against the wall. In addition, the Ventooz's four wheels are stuffed with sucker-like things so they can provide the car with enough friction and adhesion like an octopus.

Ventooz can now carry a person's weight steadily on the wall. It can be used for a variety of purposes. For example, staff can drive Venooz open the outer edge of the skyscraper to repair these buildings, large-scale levee patrol. Inspections, emergency rescues and other situations. Of course, in addition to these, Ventooz can also be used for entertainment purposes, such as building a similar experience project in a park or playground, allowing visitors to experience the feeling of vertical driving.

Then the question arises. What can a car that can climb a wall do on a congested highway? Maybe, only in the face of a high-rise or tunnel wall-climbing section can Ventooz come in handy.

Â Flying car

The "vehicle" named Transition is the first product from the United States Terrafugia. Transition first completed its first flight at the Plattsburgh Airport in the United States in 2009. In 2011, it obtained the license on the road and became the first practical "flying car." In June of this year, Transition received a license issued by the United States FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) and officially had the qualification to operate a Light Sport Aircraft. At this point, Transition became the first "Aircraft" in the United States to have both flight and road permit.

According to reports, Transition can fly in the air at a speed of 200km/h, with a maximum flying distance of about 800km and a maximum speed of 128km/h on land. In addition, if you want to drive this flying car, you need not only a car license, but also a FAA sports aircraft license. Transition's current scheduled price is $279,000 (close to the price of three Tesla).

In addition to the Transition, Terrafugia's second flight vehicle, the TF-X, is currently under development.

Of course, if a person really has a license for a sports aircraft and he has a sum of $279,000, then the congestion may have nothing to do with him.

Â to sum up

A U.S. company that does autonomous driving has done research. They believe that most of the congestion in real life comes from the driverâ€™s traffic violations and lack of concentration. If all the trips can be achieved by autonomous driving and car networking, , then there will be no traffic jams at all.

According to this statement, then the real "blocking weapon" may not be any high-tech, but the steering wheel held in the hands of each driver.