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World's first flying car ππ
Last-mile transportation is heaaaaating up. π
π©οΈ The Flyride actually lets you fly, powered by water.
π Low-tech Flaneurz convert your sneakers into clip-on rollerskates.
πΒ The Onewheel is a self-balancing electric skateboard with only one wheel. Modern version of the hoverboards that went #viral last year.
What's your favorite innovative way to get to work? Let us know. π²
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Decentralized scooter company Bird is raising at $2B valuation less than a year after they started. Dockless bicycle startup JUMP was acquired by Uber for $200M earlier this year. 12 different companies have applied for scooter permits... in San Francisco alone.
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Not all last-mile solutions have wheels. π
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Flying cars have arrived, and Casey Neistat got a sneak peak. Meet the Kitty Hawk, a personal drone backed by Google co-founder Larry Paige.
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"Oh my god, this thing is so f*cking fun." We can see why. Check out Casey's video review. The soundtrack is dope.
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Scooters and helicopters aren't the only competitors in the space:π©οΈ The Flyride actually lets you fly, powered by water.
π Low-tech Flaneurz convert your sneakers into clip-on rollerskates.
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π³οΈ Elon Musk's Boring Company wants to build tunnels that criss-cross your city and cut your entire commute down to minutes. They just got a $1B contract from the city of Chicago.
πΒ The Onewheel is a self-balancing electric skateboard with only one wheel. Modern version of the hoverboards that went #viral last year.
What's your favorite innovative way to get to work? Let us know. π²
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Someone built an API to detect NSFW images. We cannot confirm whether it uses Jian-Yang's proprietary Not-A-Hotdog algorithm. π³π
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