Transport in 2050 by Ricardo Gomez

We always have wondered how the cars will be in the future, will they fly? Will they work alone?

Cars have changed very much in the last decade, but not so much like in order that they fly in 2050. And they are not equal to the futurist vehicles of the movies.

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Environmentally friendly cars

All new cars to be zero emissions vehicles, to achieve this, cars includes battery electric, plug-in hybrid and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

New materials

In the future we will be able to use materials like Nitride of rennet and silicon carbide for their use in electrical and hybrid vehicles.

Automatic driving

Automobile in 2050 will be self-driving. Companies are working on concepts allowing cars to cruise along on the highway without driver intervention, many of which are likely to be seen on our roads. Driving is likely to get much safer and also much more 

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Transport in 2050 By Bettiana

Here, I'm going to introduce some predictions about flying in the future:

The planes of the future will have zones dedicated to relaxing and playing games, panoramic windows and seats that collect our body heat to power in-cabin features, according to Airbus.

Predicting what travel will be like in 2050, the plane passengers will be able to relax in massage seats that also serve drinks and vitamins as needed and provide either a sea breeze or a scent of fresh pine and sound showers will ease passengers into the perfect sleep, snug in the warm embrace of special shades to keep out the light.

                                                                                     

For those who prefer a view, the plane will be made up of panoramic windows, which can become transparent at the wave of a hand or remain opaque in certain areas thanks to an integrated neural network which can detect and respond to the specific needs of each passenger.

The cabin's bionic structure will be based on the bone structure of a bird to keep it light but strong.

It would then be coated with a biopolymer membrane, which controls the amount of natural light, humidity and temperature, providing opacity or transparency on command and eliminating the need for windows.

                                          Image taken from http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=airbus