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Monday, August 30, 2010
A different approach to mass transit
In the Mentougou district, Beijing they will son have this innovative way of moving zombies -and there are lots of them there-. This 6 metre high train was developed by the Shenzhen Hashi Future Parking Equipment (SHFPE..I know) and will allow cars to travel beneath while in the upper level 1,400 souls enjoy the ride. The idea is to reduce pollution and reduce traffic by 30% also.
This new train system will travel at 60 km/hr and will be equipped with sensors and scanners that will prevent any accidents as it warns with light and sound if a car is getting too close to the train's walls. The investment is 500 yuan for 40 km of track, which is 10% of the cost of building a subway in China. For those who don't have any yuan... 1 yuan equals $ 1.5 US.
A long video but worthwhile to watch.
This new train system will travel at 60 km/hr and will be equipped with sensors and scanners that will prevent any accidents as it warns with light and sound if a car is getting too close to the train's walls. The investment is 500 yuan for 40 km of track, which is 10% of the cost of building a subway in China. For those who don't have any yuan... 1 yuan equals $ 1.5 US.
A long video but worthwhile to watch.
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Conocí hace unos días el proyecto. Pero lo que me resulta mas interesante es lo que el chino dice en el video. ¿Sabías que los zombies tenemos traductor simultáneo en la cabeza?
ReplyDeleteYo también lo entendí todo. La única diferencia es que mi traductor simultáneo lo tengo en el riñón. Lo que no es de negarse es que es una propuesta diferente, por eso me llamó la atención.
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