How autonomous flying taxis could change the way you travel | Rodin Lyasoff

107,896 views 惻 2018-07-20

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ģ•„ėž˜ ģ˜ė¬øģžė§‰ģ„ ė”ėø”ķ“ė¦­ķ•˜ģ‹œė©“ ģ˜ģƒģ“ ģž¬ģƒė©ė‹ˆė‹¤.

ė²ˆģ—­: Jun Young Park 검토: Jihyeon J. Kim
00:12
I love airplanes.
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ģ €ėŠ” 비행기넼 ģ‚¬ėž‘ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
00:14
Oh -- I love airplanes.
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정말 ģ‚¬ėž‘ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
00:16
So, when I went to college in the late 90s,
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ź·øėž˜ģ„œ ģ œź°€ 90ė…„ėŒ€ 말 ėŒ€ķ•™ģ— ģž…ķ•™ķ–ˆģ„ ė•Œ
00:19
it was obvious that I was going to study aerospace.
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ķ•­ź³µģš°ģ£¼ķ•™ģ„ 전공할 ź²ƒģž„ģ€ ė¶„ėŖ…ķ–ˆģ£ .
00:21
And you wouldn't believe how many people told me,
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그리고 ģ–¼ė§ˆė‚˜ ė§Žģ€ ģ‚¬ėžŒė“¤ģ“ ģ“ėŸ° ģ–˜źøøķ–ˆėŠ”ģ§€ 모넼 ź±°ģ˜ˆģš”.
00:24
"Oh no, not aerospace.
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"ķ•­ź³µģš°ģ£¼ķ•™ģ€ ģ•ˆ ė¼."
00:26
Aerospace is going to be boring,
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"ķ•­ź³µģš°ģ£¼ķ•™ģ€ ģ§€ė£Øķ•˜ź³ 
00:27
everything in aerospace has already been done."
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ė” 연구할 ź²ƒė„ ģ—†ėŠ” 분야야."
00:31
Well, they were a little bit off the mark.
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źø€ģŽ„ģš”, ź·ø ģ˜ˆģƒģ€ 약간 ė¹—ė‚˜ź°„ 것 ź°™ģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
00:33
And in fact, I think the next decade
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사실, ģ €ėŠ” ė‹¤ź°€ģ˜¬ 10ė…„ģ“
00:35
is going to be another golden age for aviation.
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ķ•­ź³µźø°ģˆ ģ˜ ķ™©źøˆźø°ź°€ 될 ź±°ė¼ ģƒź°ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
00:37
For one thing, and this is where I get excited,
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ė¬“ģ—‡ė³“ė‹¤ė„ ģ œź°€ źø°ėŒ€ķ•˜ėŠ” ź²ƒģ€
00:39
flight is about to get a lot more personal.
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ė¹„ķ–‰ģ“ėž€ ź²ƒģ“ 훨씬 ė” ź°œģøķ™”ė  ź²ƒģ“ėž€ ģ ģ“ģ£ .
00:41
So, a little compare and contrast.
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그럼 ķ•œ 번 비교넼 핓볓죠.
00:44
In the last century,
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ģ§€ė‚œ ģ„øźø°ģ—ėŠ”
00:46
large commercial airplanes have connected cities across the globe.
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ėŒ€ź·œėŖØ 상용 ķ•­ź³µģ‚¬ė“¤ģ“ ģ „ 세계 ė„ģ‹œė“¤ģ„ ģ—°ź²°ķ–ˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
00:49
And 100 years ago,
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100ė…„ ģ „ģ—ėŠ”
00:50
it would have been unthinkable for all of us
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ģƒģƒė„ ķ•  수 ģ—†ģ—ˆė˜ 게
00:53
to fly here from around the world for a five-day conference.
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5ģ¼ 짜리 행사넼 ģ°øģ„ķ•˜ėŸ¬ 지구넼 ķ•œ 바퀓 ėˆė‹¤ėŠ” ź²ƒģ“ģ—ˆģ£ .
00:55
But we did, and most of us probably without a second thought.
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ķ•˜ģ§€ė§Œ ģ‹¤ģ œė”œ ź·øėž¬ź³ , 다넸 ė°©ė²•ė„ ė”±ķžˆ ģ—†ģ—ˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
00:59
And that's a remarkable achievement for humanity.
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ģ“ź²Œ ė°”ė”œ ģøė„˜ģ˜ ė†€ė¼ģš“ ģ—…ģ ģ“ģ£ .
01:02
But on a day-to-day basis, we still spend a lot of time in cars.
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ķ•˜ģ§€ė§Œ ė§¤ģ¼ė§¤ģ¼ ģš°ė¦¬ėŠ” ģ°Ø ģ•ˆģ—ģ„œ ė§Žģ€ ģ‹œź°„ģ„ 볓낓고 ģžˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
01:06
Or actively trying to avoid it.
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ķ˜¹ģ€ ź·øź±ø ķ”¼ķ•˜ė ¤ź³  ģ• ģ“°źø°ė„ ķ•˜ź³ ģš”.
01:10
Some of my best friends live in San Francisco,
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제 ģ¹œķ•œ ģ¹œźµ¬ėŠ” ģƒŒķ”„ėž€ģ‹œģŠ¤ģ½”ģ— ģ‚“ź³ ģš”.
01:12
I live in Mountain View, about 40 miles away.
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ģ €ėŠ” ź±°źø°ģ„œ 40ė§ˆģ¼ ģ •ė„ ė–Øģ–“ģ§„ ė§ˆģš“ķ‹“ 뷰에 ģ‚½ė‹ˆė‹¤.
01:15
We're all busy.
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ģ €ķ¬ėŠ” ė‘˜ 다 ė°”ģ˜ģ£ .
01:16
At the end of the day,
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ķ•˜ė£Ø ģ¼ź³¼ź°€ ėė‚˜ė©“,
01:17
we're separated by something like two hours of heavy traffic.
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ģ €ķ¬ėŠ” 2ģ‹œź°„ ź°€ėŸ‰ģ˜ 교통 정첓 ģ†ģ—ģ„œ ķ—¤ģ–“ģ§‘ė‹ˆė‹¤.
01:20
So frankly, we haven't seen each other in a few months.
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ź·øėž˜ģ„œ ģ†”ģ§ķžˆ ėŖ‡ 달 ė™ģ•ˆ ģ„œė”œ ė§Œė‚˜ģ§€ ėŖ»ķ–ˆģ–“ģš”.
01:24
Now, I work in downtown San Jose, which is near the airport.
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ģ €ėŠ” ģ§€źøˆ 공항과 ź°€ź¹Œģš“ ģ‚°ķ˜øģ„øģ˜ ģ‹œė‚“ģ—ģ„œ ģ¼ķ•˜ź³  ģžˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
01:28
And there are actually days when I can leave work,
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그리고 ź°€ė”ģ”©ģ€ 퇓근 후에
01:31
get on a plane and fly to Los Angeles
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비행기넼 ķƒ€ź³  LAź¹Œģ§€ 갈 ė•Œė„ ģžˆėŠ”ė°
01:34
faster than I can drive to San Francisco.
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01:36
Cities are only getting more populated,
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ė„ģ‹œģ—ėŠ” 점점 ė” ģøźµ¬ź°€ 몰리고 ģžˆź³ 
01:38
the roads are full, and it's really difficult to expand them.
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ė„ė”œėŠ” 꽉 ģ°¼ģ§€ė§Œ ė„“ķžˆėŠ” ź²ƒė„ 쉽지 ģ•ŠģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
01:41
And so in a lot of places,
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ė˜ķ•œ ė§Žģ€ ź³³ģ—ģ„œ
01:43
there really aren't a lot of good solutions
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ģ¢‹ģ€ ķ•“ė²•ģ„ ė§Œė“¤ģ–“ė‚“ģ–“
01:45
for getting around traffic.
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교통 문제넼 ėŒ€ģ‘ķ•˜ģ§„ ėŖ»ķ•˜ź³  ģžˆģ£ .
01:47
But what if you could fly over it?
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ź·øėŸ°ė° ė§Œģ•½ ė‚  수 ģžˆė‹¤ė©“ ģ–“ė–Øź¹Œģš”?
01:51
The sky is underutilized,
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ķ•˜ėŠ˜ģ€ ģ¶©ė¶„ķžˆ ķ™œģš©ė˜ģ§€ ėŖ»ķ•˜ź³  ģžˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
01:52
and I would argue it will never be as congested as the roads are.
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그리고 ė„ė”œė§Œķ¼ ė¶ė¹„ģ§€ė„ ģ•Šģ„ ź²ė‹ˆė‹¤.
01:56
First of all, you've got a whole other dimension,
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ė¬“ģ—‡ė³“ė‹¤ė„ ģ™„ģ „ķžˆ 다넸 ģ°Øģ›ģ“ 될 ź²ƒģ“ė©°,
01:59
but also just safety considerations and air-traffic management
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ģ•ˆģ „ ź·œģ •ź³¼ ķ•­ź³µģš“ķ•­ ꓀리넼 통핓
02:03
will not allow bumper-to-bumper traffic in the sky.
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ķ•­ź³µ źµķ†µģ„ ė¶ė¹„ź²Œ ė§Œė“¤ģ§€ė„ ģ•Šź² ģ£ .
02:05
Which means, in many cases,
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즉, ė§Žģ€ ź²½ģš°ģ—
02:07
flying can be a long-term, compelling alternative
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ķ•­ź³µ źµķ†µģ€ ģž„źø°ģ ģœ¼ė”œ ķ›Œė„­ķ•œ ėŒ€ģ•ˆģ“ ė˜ģ–“
02:10
to traveling on the ground.
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ė„ė”œ źµķ†µģ„ 볓완할 ź²ƒģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
02:13
So imagine this:
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ķ•œė²ˆ ģƒģƒķ•“ė³“ģ„øģš”.
02:14
you call an Uber, it takes you to a nearby landing spot --
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ģ—¬ėŸ¬ė¶„ģ“ ķ˜øģ¶œķ•œ ģš°ė²„ź°€ 근처 ģ°©ė„™ģ§€ģ ź¹Œģ§€ ė°ė ¤ė‹¤ ģ£¼ėŠ”ė°
02:17
we call these vertiports --
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ģ“ė„¼ ģˆ˜ģ§ģ“ģ°©ė„™ė¹„ķ–‰ģž„ģ“ė¼ź³  ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
02:20
there's an airplane waiting for you there,
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거기에 비행기 ķ•œ ėŒ€ź°€ ėŒ€źø°ķ•˜ź³  ģžˆė‹¤ź°€
02:22
flies you over all of the traffic in the middle,
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ģ—¬ėŸ¬ė¶„ģ„ 태우고 중간 경딜넼 ė¹„ķ–‰ķ•œ 후
02:24
and on the other side, another Uber takes you to your friend's house.
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다넸 ģŖ½ģ˜ 또 다넸 ģš°ė²„ź°€ ģ—¬ėŸ¬ė¶„ģ„ ģ¹œźµ¬ģ§‘ź¹Œģ§€ ė°ė ¤ė‹¤ģ£¼ģ£ .
02:27
And I said Uber,
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ģ œź°€ ģš°ė²„ė¼ź³  예넼 ė“¤ģ—ˆģ§€ė§Œ
02:28
but I really think we need to congratulate the Lyft branding team
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ģ •ė§ė”œ 칭찬받아야 ķ•  ģŖ½ģ€ ė¦¬ķ”„ķŠøģ˜ ėøŒėžœė“œķŒ€ģøė°ģš”.
02:31
for their forward thinking in choosing their brand.
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ģ“ėŸ° 진취적 사고넼 ė°”ķƒ•ģœ¼ė”œ ź·øė“¤ģ˜ ėøŒėžœė“œė„¼ ė§Œė“¤ģ–“ 낸 거죠.
02:34
(Laughter)
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(ģ›ƒģŒ)
02:36
So in that example,
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방금 ģ˜ˆģ™€ ź°™ģ“
02:37
OK, there are a few extra steps, I admit.
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ė§žģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤, ėŖ‡ 단계가 ė” ķ•„ģš”ķ•˜ė‹¤ėŠ” 걓 ģøģ •ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
02:39
But it's 30 minutes versus two hours,
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ķ•˜ģ§€ė§Œ 2ģ‹œź°„ ź±øė¦¬ė˜ ź²ƒģ“ 30ė¶„ģœ¼ė”œ 줄얓들고
02:43
it costs around 60 dollars,
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60ė‹¬ėŸ¬ ģ •ė„ģ˜ ė¹„ģš©ģœ¼ė”œ
02:44
and you get to fly.
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비행기넼 ģ“ģš©ķ•  수 ģžˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
02:46
We're not there yet,
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아직 ź·ø ģˆ˜ģ¤€ź¹Œģ§€ėŠ” ėŖ» ź°”ģ§€ė§Œ
02:48
but we are a lot closer than you might think.
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ģƒź°ė³“ė‹¤ėŠ” 빨리 ģ‹¤ķ˜„ė˜ź³  ģžˆģ–“ģš”.
02:50
So one of the first things we need
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ź·øėž˜ģ„œ ź°€ģž„ ģ‹œźø‰ķ•œ ź²ƒģ€
02:52
is we need an aircraft that can take off and land in small spaces
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비행기가 ģ¢ģ€ ź³µź°„ģ—ģ„œė„ ģ“ģ°©ė„™ķ•˜ģ—¬
02:55
and quickly take you where you want to go.
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ģ›ķ•˜ėŠ” 곳으딜 빨리 갈 수 ģžˆź²Œ ķ•˜ėŠ” ź²ƒģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
02:57
And helicopters can do that today,
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ķ˜„ģž¬ ģ“ėŸ° ź²ƒģ€ ķ—¬ė¦¬ģ½„ķ„°ė”œė„ ź°€ėŠ„ķ•˜ģ§€ė§Œ
02:59
but traditionally, helicopters have been just a little bit too expensive,
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ģ• ė‹¹ģ“ˆ ķ—¬ė¦¬ģ½„ķ„°ėŠ” ė‹¤ģ†Œ ė¹„ģ‹øźø°ė„ ķ•˜ź³ 
03:03
just a little too hard to pilot
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ģ”°ģ¢…ķ•˜źø° ź¹Œė‹¤ė”œģšø 뿐만 ģ•„ė‹ˆė¼
03:05
and just a little too noisy to be used for daily transportation in cities.
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ģ¼ģƒģ ģø ė„ģ‹¬ źµķ†µģˆ˜ė‹Øģœ¼ė”œ ķ™œģš©ķ•˜źø°ģ—” ė„ˆė¬“ ģ‹œė„ėŸ½ģ£ .
03:10
Well, electric flight and autonomy are changing that.
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źø€ģŽ„ģš”, ģ „źø° 비행기와 ģžģœØģ£¼ķ–‰ģ“ ė‹µģ“ 될 수 ģžˆģ„ ź±°ģ—ģš”.
03:14
Electric flight, in particular,
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ķŠ¹ķžˆ ģ „źø° ė¹„ķ–‰źø°ėŠ”
03:15
unlocks new possibilities for vehicle configurations
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ģ°ØėŸ‰ ė‚“ė¶€ 구성에 ģžˆģ–“ģ„œė„ 새딜욓 ź°€ėŠ„ģ„±ģ„ ź°€ģ øģ˜¬ ź²ƒģ“ė©°
03:18
that we just could not explore in the past.
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ģ“ėŠ” ź³¼ź±°ģ—ėŠ” ģƒź°ģ§€ė„ ėŖ»ķ–ˆė˜ ź²ƒģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
03:21
If you use electric motors,
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전기모터넼 ķ™œģš©ķ•œė‹¤ė©“
03:23
you can have many of them around the aircraft,
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비행기에 ģ—¬ėŸ¬ 개넼 ģž„ģ°©ķ•  ģˆ˜ė„ ģžˆź³ 
03:25
and it doesn't add a lot of extra weight.
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그다지 큰 ģ¤‘ėŸ‰ ģ¦ź°€ė„ ģ—†ģ„ ź²ė‹ˆė‹¤.
03:27
And that gives you redundancy and safety.
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ė˜ķ•œ ģ—¬ė¶„ģ„ ģ±™źø°ź±°ė‚˜ ģ•ˆģ „ģ„±ģ„ ė†’ģ¼ ģˆ˜ė„ ģžˆģ£ .
03:29
And also, they are cleaner, cheaper and quieter
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ė”ģš± ź¹Øė—ķ•˜ź³  ģ €ė “ķ•˜ė©° ģ”°ģš©ķ•˜ė‹¤ėŠ” ģ ė„
03:31
than internal combustion engines.
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ė‚“ģ—°źø°ź“€ ėŒ€ė¹„ ģž„ģ ģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
03:33
Autonomy allows the transportation network to scale,
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ģžģœØģ£¼ķ–‰ģ€ źµķ†µė§ģ˜ ė²”ģœ„ė„¼ ė”ģš± ķ™•ģž„ķ•  수 ģžˆź³ 
03:36
and I actually think it makes the aircraft safer.
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ė¹„ķ–‰źø°ģ˜ ģ•ˆģ „ģ„±ģ„ ė†’ģ¼ ź²ė‹ˆė‹¤.
03:39
Commercial flights are already automated for most of their duration,
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상용 ė¹„ķ–‰ģ˜ 경우, ģ“ėÆø ėŒ€ė¶€ė¶„ģ˜ źµ¬ź°„ģ„ ģžė™ķ™”ķ•˜ģ˜€ģœ¼ė©°,
03:42
and I believe there will come a day
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머지 ģ•Šģ•„ ģ“ėŸ° ė‚ ė„ 오겠죠.
03:45
when we won't even trust an airplane that required a human to fly.
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ģ‚¬ėžŒģ“ ģš“ķ–‰ķ•˜ėŠ” 비행기넼 ė” ģ“ģƒ ģ‹ ė¢°ķ•˜ģ§€ ģ•ŠėŠ” ė‚ ė„ģš”.
03:50
So, one of our teams at A3
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ź·øėž˜ģ„œ ģ €ķ¬ A3ķŒ€ 중 ķ•˜ė‚˜ėŠ”
03:52
wanted to see just how close this future really was.
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ģ“ėŸ° ėÆøėž˜ź°€ ģ–¼ė§ˆė‚˜ ź°€ź¹Œģ“ ģ™€ģžˆėŠ” ģ§€ ź¶źøˆķ•“ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
03:55
So they built and flew a prototype of one such vehicle.
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03:59
And they made a point of only using
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04:01
mature, commercially available technologies today.
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ģƒģš©ķ™”ź°€ ź°€ėŠ„ķ•œ źø°ģˆ ė§Œģ„ ģ‚¬ģš©ķ–ˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:04
We call it Vahana.
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그게 ė°”ė”œ ė°”ķ•˜ė‚˜ģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:05
It's fully electric.
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ģ™„ģ „ķ•œ ģ „ė™ķ™” ėŖØėøģ“ģ—ģš”.
04:08
It takes off and lands vertically, but flies forward like a regular airplane.
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수직 ģ“ģ°©ė„™ģ“ ź°€ėŠ„ķ•˜ė©° ģ¼ė°˜ ė¹„ķ–‰źø°ģ²˜ėŸ¼ ģ „ė°©ģœ¼ė”œ ė¹„ķ–‰ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:11
It's fully self-piloted.
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완전 ģžė™ģš“ķ•­ė„ ź°€ėŠ„ķ•˜ź³ ģš”.
04:13
You push a button, it takes off, flies and lands, all by itself.
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ė²„ķŠ¼ģ„ ėˆ„ė„“ė©“ 스스딜 ģ“ģ°©ė„™ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:17
The prototype that you see here
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04:19
is designed to carry a single passenger and luggage.
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ģŠ¹ź° ķ•œ ėŖ…ģ“ė‚˜ ģˆ˜ķ•˜ė¬¼ ģˆ˜ģ†”ģ„ ģœ„ķ•“ ė””ģžģøė˜ģ—ˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:21
And it can go about 20 miles in 15 minutes.
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15ė¶„ ė™ģ•ˆ 약 20ė§ˆģ¼ģ„ 비행할 수 ģžˆģ£ .
04:23
And our estimate for a trip like that is it would cost around 40 dollars,
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ģ“ ģ •ė„ģ˜ ģ“ė™ģ“ė¼ė©“ 40ė‹¬ėŸ¬ ģ •ė„ 들 ź±°ė¼ ģ˜ˆģƒķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:28
which you can really build a business around.
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ģ‚¬ģ—…ģ„±ė„ ģ¶©ė¶„ķžˆ ģžˆģ§€ģš”.
04:30
It has multiple redundant motors and batteries,
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ģ—¬ė¶„ģ˜ 모터와 ė°°ķ„°ė¦¬ė„ ģž„ģ°©ė˜ėÆ€ė”œ
04:32
you can lose one, it will continue flying and land normally.
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ķ•˜ė‚˜ź°€ ģ†ģ‹¤ė˜ė”ė¼ė„ ģ •ģƒģ ģœ¼ė”œ 비행과 ģ°©ė„™ģ„ ķ•  수 ģžˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:36
It's pretty quiet.
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źµ‰ģž„ķžˆ ģ •ģˆ™ķ•˜źø°ė„ ķ•˜ģ£ .
04:37
When it's flying overhead, it will be quieter than a Prius on the highway.
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머리 ģœ„ė„¼ ė‚ ė”ė¼ė„ ź³ ģ†ė„ė”œė„¼ ė‹¬ė¦¬ėŠ” ķ”„ė¦¬ģš°ģŠ¤ė³“ė‹¤ ģ”°ģš©ķ•  ź²ė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:41
It's intelligent and has cameras, lidar and radar,
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ģ§€ėŠ„ģ ģ“ė©°, ģ¹“ė©”ė¼ģ™€ ė¼ģ“ė”, ė ˆģ“ė”ź°€ ģžˆģ–“ģ„œ
04:43
so it can detect and avoid unexpected obstacles.
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예상치 ėŖ»ķ•œ ģž„ģ• ė¬¼ģ„ ź°ģ§€ķ•˜ź³  ķšŒķ”¼ķ•  수 ģžˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:47
And the team really focused on making it efficient,
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ė˜ķ•œ ķšØģœØģ„±ģ—ė„ ģ¤‘ģ ģ„ ė‘ģ—ˆėŠ”ė°ģš”.
04:49
so the batteries are small, light, and they last longer.
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ė°°ķ„°ė¦¬ėŠ” ģž‘ź³  ź°€ė²¼ģš°ė©° ģ˜¤ėž˜ź°€źø°ė„ ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:53
For reference, the Vahana battery
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참고딜 ė°”ķ•˜ė‚˜ģ˜ ė°°ķ„°ė¦¬ėŠ”
04:56
is less than half the size of a Tesla Model S battery.
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ķ…ŒģŠ¬ė¼ ėŖØėøSģ˜ 배터리볓다 ģ ˆė°˜ė„ ė˜ģ§€ ģ•ŠėŠ” ķ¬źø°ģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
04:59
It's about 40 kilowatt-hours.
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ģ „ė „ģ€ ģ‹œź°„ė‹¹ 40KW ģ •ė„ģ“ź³ ģš”.
05:01
And you can hot swap the batteries in just a few minutes.
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ėŖ‡ ė¶„ ė§Œģ— ģ „ģ›ģ“ ģ—°ź²°ėœ ģ±„ė”œ 배터리넼 교첓할 ģˆ˜ė„ ģžˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
05:05
And I do think that in a few years,
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05:06
people will be comfortable getting by themselves
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ģ‚¬ėžŒė“¤ģ€ ģ“ėŸ° ź²ƒė“¤ģ— ģµģˆ™ķ•“ģ øģ„œ
05:09
in a self-piloted, electric, VTOL air taxi.
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ģžģœØģ£¼ķ–‰ źø°ėŠ„ģ„ ź°–ģ¶˜ ģ „ė™ķ™”ėœ ģˆ˜ģ§ģ“ģ°©ė„™ ģ—ģ–“ķƒģ‹œė„¼ ģ“ģš©ķ•˜ź² ģ£ .
05:13
But the team is busy working on the next version,
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ķ•˜ģ§€ė§Œ ģ €ķ¬ ķŒ€ģ€ ķ›„ģ† ėŖØėøģ˜ ź°œė°œģ—ė„ ģ—“ģ¤‘ķ•˜ź³  ģžˆģœ¼ė©°
05:15
which is going to carry at least two passengers
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ģ ģ–“ė„ 두 ėŖ… ģ“ģƒģ˜ ģŠ¹ź°ģ„ ģˆ˜ģ†”ķ•˜ź³ 
05:18
and fly quite a bit farther.
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훨씬 ė” 멀리 비행할 수 ģžˆģ„ ź²ė‹ˆė‹¤.
05:19
But more importantly, there are over 20 companies around the world
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ė¬“ģ—‡ė³“ė‹¤ė„ ģ¤‘ģš”ķ•œ ź²ƒģ€ ģ „ ģ„øź³„ģ—ģ„œ 20ģ—¬ 개 ģ“ģƒģ˜ ķšŒģ‚¬ė“¤ģ“
05:24
working on vehicles just like this one right now.
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ķ˜„ģž¬ ģ“ėŸ° 비행기넼 개발 ģ¤‘ģ“ėž€ 거죠.
05:28
My best guess is in the next five years,
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ģ•„ė§ˆė„ 햄후 5ė…„ ė‚“
05:30
you'll start seeing vertiports in some cities,
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몇몇 ė„ģ‹œģ— ģˆ˜ģ§ģ“ģ°©ė„™ė¹„ķ–‰ģž„ģ“ ģƒźø°ź³ 
05:32
and little airplane icons on your ride-sharing apps.
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ģ—¬ėŸ¬ė¶„ė“¤ģ˜ ģ°ØėŸ‰ 공유 ģ•±ģ—ėŠ” ģ”°ź·øė§ˆķ•œ 비행기 ģ•„ģ“ģ½˜ģ“ ģƒźø°ź² ģ£ .
05:36
And it might begin with a dozen,
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ģ²˜ģŒģ—” ģˆ˜ģ‹­ ėŒ€ė”œ ģ‹œģž‘ķ•˜ź² ģ§€ė§Œ,
05:38
but eventually, we could have hundreds of these,
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ź²°źµ­ģ—ėŠ” 수백 ėŒ€ 규모딜 ėŠ˜ģ–“ė‚˜
05:40
flying around our cities.
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05:42
And it will fundamentally transform our relationship with local travel.
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ģ“ėŠ” ė„ģ‹œ ź°„ 여행에 ģžˆģ–“ 근본적 변화넼 ź°€ģ øģ˜¬ ź²ƒģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
05:47
In the past century, flight connected our planet,
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ģ§€ė‚œ 세기 ė™ģ•ˆ ė¹„ķ–‰źø°ėŠ” 세계 ė„ģ‹œė“¤ģ„ ģ—°ź²°ķ–ˆģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
05:50
in the next, it will reconnect our local communities,
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ėÆøėž˜ģ—ėŠ” 지역 ģ‚¬ķšŒė„¼ ģ—°ź²°ķ•  ź²ƒģ“ź³ ģš”.
05:53
and I hope it will reconnect us to each other.
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그리고 ģ €ėŠ” ģ“ź²ƒģ“ 우리넼 상호 ģ—°ź²°ķ•˜źø°ė„¼ ė°”ėžė‹ˆė‹¤.
05:56
Thank you.
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ź°ģ‚¬ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
05:57
(Applause)
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(ė°•ģˆ˜)
06:05
Chris Anderson: OK, so when these things first roll out --
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크리스 ģ•¤ė”ģŠØ: ģ¢‹ģ•„ģš”. 그럼 ģ–øģ œģÆ¤ ģ“ź²Œ ė‚˜ģ˜¤ė‚˜ģš”?
06:08
right now, it's a single person aircraft, right?
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ķ˜„ģž¬ėŠ” 1ģøģš©ģø 거죠. ģ•„ė‹Œź°€ģš”?
06:12
Rodin Lyasoff: Ours is, yes.
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ė”œė”˜ 리아씰프: ģ €ķ¬ ģ œķ’ˆģ€ 그렇죠.
06:13
CA: Yours is.
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CA: 당신 ģ œķ’ˆģš”.
06:14
I mean, someone comes out of their car,
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ģ‚¬ėžŒė“¤ģ“ ģ°Øģ—ģ„œ ė‚˜ģ™€ģ„œ
06:17
the door opens, they get in, there's no one else in there.
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ė¬øģ„ ģ—“ź³  ģŠ¹ģ°Øķ•˜ė©“ ė‚“ė¶€ģ—ėŠ” ģ•„ė¬“ė„ ģ—†ėŠ” 거죠.
06:20
This thing takes off.
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그리고 ģ“ė„™ķ•˜ź²Œ ė˜ź³ ģš”.
06:22
Could we do a poll here?
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ģ—¬źø°ģ„œ ķ•œ 번 ķˆ¬ķ‘œķ•“ė³¼ź¹Œģš”?
06:23
Because these are early adopters in this room.
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여기에 ģ–¼ė¦¬ģ–“ė‹µķ„°ė“¤ģ“ ė§Žģ“ ģžˆģ„ 것 ź°™ź±°ė“ ģš”.
06:25
I want to know who here is excited
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ģ—¬źø°ģ„œ ģ–“ė–¤ ė¶„ė“¤ģ“ ź“€ģ‹¬ģ„ ź°–ź³ 
06:28
about the idea of being picked up solo in an auto-flying --
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ķ˜¼ģžģ„œ ģžģœØģ£¼ķ–‰ 비행기넼 ģ“ģš©ķ•  ģ§€ ė§ģ“ģ£ .
06:32
Well, there you go!
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와, 저기 ģžˆė„¤ģš”.
06:34
RL: It's pretty good.
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RL: 아주 ģ¢‹ģŠµė‹ˆė‹¤.
06:35
CA: That is pretty awesome,
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CA: źµ‰ģž„ķ•œė°ģš”.
06:36
half of TED is completely stark staring bonkers.
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TED 청중 중 ģ ˆė°˜ģ€ ģ™„ģ „ķžˆ 제 ģ •ģ‹ ģ“ ģ•„ė‹ˆźµ°ģš”.
06:39
(Laughter)
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(ģ›ƒģŒ)
06:42
RL: So, one of the things we're really focusing on
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RL: ģš°ė¦¬ź°€ ģ§‘ģ¤‘ķ•˜ź³  ģžˆėŠ” 것 ģ¤‘ģ˜ ķ•˜ė‚˜ėŠ”
06:44
is, really, the cost.
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ė¹„ģš©ģž…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
06:46
So you can really wrap a business around that.
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ģ“ 문제넼 핓결핓야 ģ‹¤ģ œė”œ 사업화할 수 ģžˆģ£ .
06:48
And so, that's why some of the features are really driven by price.
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가격에 ģ˜ķ•“ ģ‚¬ģ—…ģ„±ģ“ ģ¢Œģš°ė©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
06:52
And the 40-dollar price tag is really a target that we're aiming for.
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ģ €ķ¬ėŠ” 40ė‹¬ėŸ¬ ģˆ˜ģ¤€ģ˜ ź°€ź²©ėŒ€ė„¼ ėŖ©ķ‘œė”œ ķ•˜ėŠ”ė°ģš”.
06:55
Which should make it accessible to a larger crowd than this one.
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ź·øė ‡ź²Œ 핓야 ė” ė§Žģ€ ģ“ė“¤ģ—ź²Œ 수용될 수 ģžˆź² ģ£ .
06:59
CA: The biggest blockage in terms of when this rolls out
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CA: ģ“ź²Œ źµ¬ķ˜„ė˜źø° ģœ„ķ•œ ź°€ģž„ 큰 ģž„ģ• ėŠ”
07:03
is probably not the technology at this point -- it's regulation, right?
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ķ˜„ ģ‹œģ ģ—ģ„œ 기술적 ė¬øģ œź°€ ģ•„ė‹Œ ģ œė„ģ  ė¬øģ œģø 거죠. ė§žė‚˜ģš”?
07:06
RL: That's probably true, yes, I would agree with that.
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RL: ģ•„ė§ˆė„ ė§žģ„ ź²ė‹ˆė‹¤. ģ €ė„ ė™ģ˜ķ•“ģš”.
07:09
The technology need to mature in terms of safety,
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ģ•ˆģ „ ꓀련 źø°ģˆ ģ€ ė”ģš± ź°œģ„ ė  ķ•„ģš”ź°€ ģžˆģœ¼ė©°
07:12
to get to the safety levels that we expect from aircraft.
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ģ¼ė°˜ 비행기 ģˆ˜ģ¤€ģœ¼ė”œ ė„ė‹¬ķ•“ģ•¼ź² ģ£ .
07:16
But I don't think there are any blockers there,
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ķ•˜ģ§€ė§Œ 그런 ģ•ˆģ „ 기술 ģø”ė©“ģ—ģ„œ ģž„ģ• ėŠ” 없다고 ė³“ėŠ”ė°ģš”.
07:18
just work needs to get done.
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ź³§ 핓결될 ź±°ė¼ ė³“ź±°ė“ ģš”.
07:19
CA: So, first, this is ride sharing.
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CA: 그럼 ģ²˜ģŒģ—ėŠ” 공유 ķ˜•ķƒœė”œ ģ‹œģž‘ķ•  것 ź°™ģ€ė°
07:21
Are we that far away from a time
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ģ–¼ė§ˆė‚˜ ģš”ģ›ķ•œ ģ¼ģž…ė‹ˆź¹Œ?
07:23
when lots of people have one of these in their garage
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ė§Žģ€ ģ‚¬ėžŒė“¤ģ“ ģ°Øź³ ģ—ģ„œ źŗ¼ė‚“ģ„œ
07:26
and just kind of, go direct to their friend's house?
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ģ¹œźµ¬ģ§‘ģœ¼ė”œ ź³§ģž„ 갈 수 ģžˆģœ¼ė©“ ģ¢‹ģ„ķ…ė°ģš”.
07:29
RL: My personal view is that ride sharing actually allows you to operate
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RL: 제 ģ‚¬ź²¬ģœ¼ė”œėŠ” 공유 ķ˜•ķƒœė„¼ 통핓
07:33
that entire business much more efficiently.
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ģ“ėŸ° ģ‚¬ģ—…ģ€ ė”ģš± 효율적으딜 ģš“ģ˜ė˜ė¦¬ė¼ ė“…ė‹ˆė‹¤.
07:37
You know, there are millennials that say they never want to own a car.
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ģ•„ģ‹œė‹¤ģ‹œķ”¼ ė§Žģ€ ė°€ė ˆė‹ˆģ–¼ ģ„øėŒ€ė“¤ģ“ ģ°ØėŸ‰ źµ¬ģž…ģ„ źø°ķ”¼ķ•˜ź³  ģžˆź³ ģš”.
07:40
I think they'll probably feel even stronger about aircraft.
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비행기 źµ¬ģž…ģ€ ģ•„ė¬“ėž˜ė„ ė” źø°ķ”¼ķ•˜ź² ģ£ .
07:43
So --
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ź·øėŸ¬ėÆ€ė”œ...
07:44
(Laughter)
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(ģ›ƒģŒ)
07:46
I really think that the network scales and operates a lot better
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ė²”ģœ„ģ˜ 경제넼 ģ‹¤ķ˜„ķ•˜ėŠ”ė° ģžˆģ–“
07:50
as a ride-sharing platform,
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공유 ķ”Œėž«ķ¼ė³“ė‹¤ ė‚˜ģ€ź²Œ 없죠.
07:52
also because the integration with air-traffic management
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ė˜ķ•œ ķ•­ź³µ 교통 ꓀리에 ģžˆģ–“ģ„œė„
07:55
works a lot better if it's handled centrally.
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중앙 ź“€ģ œģ‹ģœ¼ė”œ 욓영되멓 ė” ė‚˜ģ„ ź²ė‹ˆė‹¤.
07:58
CA: Cool. Thank you for that.
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CA: ģ¢‹ė„¤ģš”. ź°ģ‚¬ķ•©ė‹ˆė‹¤.
08:00
RL: Thank you. CA: That was amazing.
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