O TYM ODCINKU
A very special episode where I host Dan Grossman (ex-Zipcar, GM Ford Chariot) and Robert Baertsch (Line Mobility, ex-NASA) on an audacious vision to change transport without creating congestion.
If you thought the Jetsons were a century away, think again.
We talk:
- What is Personal Rapid Transit (PRT)?
How does it move more people?
- How do we improve Transit infrastructure? Stations, signals and roads/rails?
- Who is adopting these innovations as first movers?
- What technological progress is making this change possible?
- What do the jobs of the future look like?
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My guest today is building the answer to that question.
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From Defense to Commerc…
The traditional history of innovation follows a predictable script. New, transformative technology almost always starts as a luxury—a high-priced toy for early adopters.
Eventually getting adopted as aspirational consumers surge. Beep flips that script.
They take 'Space Age' technology of Autonom…
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