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Simple Grass Could Be the Secret to Silent Flying Taxis

Smith professors Raghu Raghavan and Bruce Golden's research on Urban Air Mobility (UAM) explores routing and scheduling challenges for electric flying taxis. Their study addresses passenger demand, battery management, and real-world logistics, aiming to maximize transport efficiency in future smart cities.

Researchers Tackle Logistics Challenges of Urban Air Mobility

Flying taxi. Pixabay

Developing new materials to accelerate the arrival of ‘air taxis’

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