Sentences with phrase «human passengers»

Bonus science: The orbiter is now scouting perfect landing spots for future spacecraft — including, potentially, some with human passengers in the 2030s.

Paul Rocco, president of Provectus Robotics Solutions, uses similar types of technology in his company's robots, and says that self - driving vehicles will reduce the risk for human passengers.

The entire craft was designed like a giant shock absorber with the back covered in thick shielding to protect human passengers.

It's comfortable and spacious, and even though my model is the King Cab (not the bigger Crew Cab), I feel that the back seat still has plenty of space for all but the largest human passengers.

The only obtrusion we experienced from the hybrid models was a whine from the electric powertrain likely only to be heard by canines and human passengers whose ears can still sense higher frequencies.

Dogs can also fly through the window or hit human passengers and injure them.

Optimists cite plunging fertility rates in some countries as evidence that Earth's human passenger list will not reach 9 billion.

On November 21, 1783, the first free flight with human passengers was launched.

NetJets once flew a plane with no human passengers aboard, said Gallagher.

At CES 2016, Ehang, a Chinese drone company, revealed the 184 drone, a huge drone that could transport a human passenger as far as 10 miles.

The drone is large enough to fit a human passenger.

While many car ads talk about the safety of the human passengers (much like Bruce Willis did for Honda during the Super Bowl on Sunday), I can't recall a time when I've heard pets mentioned.

As happened with children, though, opinions are beginning to change and more pet parents are realizing the importance — for both your dog and your human passengers — of securing your dog in the car.

If at all possible, we prefer a pup to fly in cabin, with a human passenger.

They can't even give their human passengers decent service.

It may be tempting to let Fido travel freely in the car, but doing so may be quite risky business, not just for your dog but for your human passengers as well.

ICAO President Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu said that 65 countries had already signed on for the voluntary phase, and these countries together represent nearly 83 percent of total aviation miles, measured in «revenue tonne kilometers» (RTKs), which translate into one metric ton of load (human passengers or cargo) per kilometer traveled.

The company conducted over 1,000 test flights with human passengers, including a 984 - foot (300 - meter) vertical climb, a weight test carrying over 500 pounds (230 kilograms), a routed test flight covering 9.3 miles (15 kilometers), and a high - speed cruising test that reached 80.7 mph (130 km / h).

An argument could be made that a self - driving car with a steering wheel is less safe than one without, because a human passenger could grab the wheel and easily cause a crash.