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Airbus Advances in Futuristic Transportation with its Revolutionary Pop.Up Modular Flying Car System

Paul Femi Balo by Paul Femi Balo
March 10, 2017
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In Brief
  • Airbus, an industry leader in aeronautics, has been teasing aviation enthusiasts with its progressive Vahana flying car project for some time now.
  • Now, the company is taking this idea several steps beyond by introducing its innovative flying car concept called the ‘Pop.Up System’.
  • This unprecedented revelation took center stage at this year’s prestigious Geneva Motor Show, where Airbus, alongside Italdesign, thrilled the audience with an avant-garde mode of transportation...

Airbus, an industry leader in aeronautics, has been teasing aviation enthusiasts with its progressive Vahana flying car project for some time now. Now, the company is taking this idea several steps beyond by introducing its innovative flying car concept called the ‘Pop.Up System’. This unprecedented revelation took center stage at this year’s prestigious Geneva Motor Show, where Airbus, alongside Italdesign, thrilled the audience with an avant-garde mode of transportation – a system offering unprecedented modular functionality.

The Pop.Up System is uniquely designed to operate on both land and air, making it a standout amidst the various innovations showcased at the event.

![Pop.Up System in flight and on land](Source URL)

In a compelling YouTube presentation, the Pop.Up System was introduced as a futuristic transport mode, leveraging artificial intelligence to facilitate users in hailing a ride using a dedicated mobile application. This cutting-edge solution marks a great stride forward in the decentralized mobility envisioned by Airbus and Italdesign.

The design of the Pop.Up is strikingly capsule-like and boasts the capability to connect seamlessly to either its ground or air modules as per users’ preference. This ability to switch effortlessly between aerial and terrestrial modes, although seems like a scene straight out of a science fiction movie, is fast becoming an impending reality. Investment into these transformative initiatives by big names like Uber and Google’s Larry Page further solidifies the likelihood of us witnessing such a transportation mode sooner than we expect.

To make the experience even more immersive, Airbus has integrated a virtual reality environment into the Pop.Up System. This advanced feature allows for interactive experiences with its passenger on various topics, creating an exceptional and redefined mode of commuting.

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![Futuristic Interior of Pop.Up System](Source URL)

Currently, the exact timeline for the launch of the 8.5-foot long monocoque carbon-fibre passenger pod is still under wraps. However, uncertainty aside, breakthrough concepts like these are undeniably the precursors to a dynamic shift changing our world as we know it.

Adding another feather to its cap, the Pop.Up project promises to win the hearts of environmentalists as well. The entire system operates solely on clean energy, aligning it with other flying car projects and marking a major step towards reducing the carbon footprint of the aviation industry.

While the exact future of the Pop.Up System remains to be seen, the excitement and promise it brings to the transportation industry is palpably real. Airbus has once again astounded the world with its revolutionary idea that might just transform the way we travel forever.

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