3D Transport Systems are Beginning to Take Off

Self-driving cars, trucks, and trains will soon begin revolutionizing ground transport systems. However, just as soon as humankind has incorporated robotics into two-dimensional logistics and supply chain systems, the third dimension will begin automating.

Amazon recently patented a skyscraper drone delivery system. This beehive-like building will deploy hundreds of drones to avoid terrestrial traffic and shorten delivery times.

With Amazon paying to patent an airborne drone delivery system for all of our material needs and wants, it becomes easy to imagine robotic air taxis shuttling people around. In fact, a pair of Italian companies have envisioned what this floating taxi could look like.

The three-dimensional revolution in logistics and supply chain management will not only take to the air, but will also be operating below our feet.

Elon Musk’s Boring Company is aiming to create an underground transportation network using Hyperloop technology.

Enormous amounts of money will need to be spent on global infrastructure in the years ahead. From existing roads, rails, and ports, to the three-dimensional technologies of tomorrow, the countries that invest in their infrastructure will be able to deliver products faster and cheaper.

What do you think? Please let me know in the comments.

4 comments

  1. www.corneliaweber-photography.com – In my photography work I thrive to capture the soul of the moment. I let my images speak the language of stillness and vibration, with that I leave my audience to find their own reflections and emotions. My approach in my work is to lead other's to their own imagination and freedom of dreams. I invite you to visit my web site www.corneliaweber-photography.com
    www.corneliaweber-photography.com says:

    Hm, I am thinking about this where it’s all heading to, eventually replacing humans from doing the jobs.

    1. Shawn P. Mitchell – Global Citizen – Hi! I’m Shawn. 👋 I help build digital brands. I’m a content manager with over 10 years of experience in leadership, project management, customer service, and content strategy.
      Shawn P. Mitchell says:

      Hi Cornelia!

      Many of the jobs that require repetitive actions will be going away in the next few years. However, new jobs will be created in the process. The challenge is that we need to retrain the workers that will lose their jobs. This will require enormous amounts of money and a commitment from many different parts of society. Here’s hoping we’ll see a concerted effort to improve global education systems to handle the increase in unemployment.

      Thanks for the comment! 😀

      1. www.corneliaweber-photography.com – In my photography work I thrive to capture the soul of the moment. I let my images speak the language of stillness and vibration, with that I leave my audience to find their own reflections and emotions. My approach in my work is to lead other's to their own imagination and freedom of dreams. I invite you to visit my web site www.corneliaweber-photography.com
        www.corneliaweber-photography.com says:

        Hi Shawn, thank you for your kind response. I guess I belong to a different generation, in order to wrap around my mind for such a future to come. I still believe in men/women hands on work , as a socializing working environment and not including the fear of unemployment. As at my age I can’t see the effort of putting that much money into such projects. Well, forgive me for my point of view, it’s all from different perspectives. And have in mind there is no criticism into at all. Have a great weekend with Tricia

        1. Shawn P. Mitchell – Global Citizen – Hi! I’m Shawn. 👋 I help build digital brands. I’m a content manager with over 10 years of experience in leadership, project management, customer service, and content strategy.
          Shawn P. Mitchell says:

          Automation is definitely both terrifying and fascinating at the same time. You’re absolutely right that we deserve to be free from the fear of unemployment as a result of this change. Here’s hoping the robots will create more jobs than they destroy. Thank you for the comment!

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