Did you ever think that one day, you can fly in the sky? Yes, of course I did, back in 1903, the Wright brothers had flown in the sky was empty! Yes, everyone can get on a plane now fly in the sky. I mean, have you ever thought, without shelter, and dissolve into the sky like a real bird? United Kingdom company leading innovation firm CPI showed off their latest concept--a few days ago that is fully transparent fuselage of the plane. Yes, you read that right, all transparent! Vera Bradley tech case
The company plans to use ultra thin OLED screen to replace traditional aircraft porthole, while outside of the aircraft set up multiple cameras, provided uninterrupted real-time scenery outside the window back into the cabin, forge a "WINS have no window window" level. During the flight, passengers can enjoy high views of the barrier-free, while still at the midpoint of the blue sky and white clouds out Web pages, watching the news or shopping Taobao is arbitrary. Most interesting is, which covered the entire cabin screens can also be in the lighting display sunrise or sunset to help passengers to adjust to a different time zone difference change for long-distance flights. Do you think did the selling point of the sky outside the window is the CPI? Wrong, their ultimate goal is to reduce fuel costs. Due to absence of porthole cabin walls made of ultra thin screens replaced, the plane's overall weight will certainly drop. You know, the data show, aircraft weight, per 1%, can reduce fuel costs by 0.75%, also means less carbon emissions into the atmosphere ... ... The formula for this is a serial winner. Vera Bradley case
It is reported that the CPI technologies required to achieve approximately five years of development time, coupled with other technologies mature, good such full transparent view about the cabin is expected to be available in the next decade. By then, I'm not sure seat seat near the screen more than expensive, who dares to sit! Acrophobia, patients boarding and instantly get sick now! Normal users at an altitude of 30,000 feet or urine does not score minutes Ah! Scientific and technological progress is so horrible acridine (⊙ o ⊙)!
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