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This supersized drone will fly you to work (or anywhere)

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It’s happened. Someone built a quadcopter big enough to carry human cargo. The future is officially here, and it’s kinda scary. Scary in the cool way though. The same company that brought us the regular-sized Ghost drone has just announced the “184” Personal Flying Vehicle (PFV). It’s about the size of a (very) small car, and claims to be able to deliver one human (up to 260 pounds) anywhere within a 10 mile/23 min flight time reach. A working prototype of the autonomous craft is being shown at CES, and we’re pretty excited. If a little skeptical.
via Engadget

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