00:00Self-driving cars may be hitting hurdles every step of the automated way, but flying cars seem
00:09to be full steam ahead. And this could one day soon be the future of commuter travel. They're
00:14calling it the Jetson 1, and it's being developed by Swedish company Jetson Aero. It's an eight
00:19engine four propeller aircraft that they say only takes five minutes to learn how to fly.
00:23That's because the single person vehicle also features a fly-by-wire system, which uses a
00:27computer program to process the user's flight control inputs and then process them into actual
00:32controlled movement by the aircraft, sort of like an automated co-pilot. The aircraft can reach speeds
00:37of around 63 miles per hour, and it's reportedly a really comfortable ride as well. The only hitch
00:42is that it only has an 18-minute flight time, as battery technology hasn't yet caught up with the
00:46aircraft's current needs, but they expect the flight time to increase as battery tech also advances.
00:51The Jetson 1 is already commercially available and costs $92,000.
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