an Introduction for Future of Transportation prepared for MGMT315 - Global Mega Trend, Singapore Management University

1. THE FUTURE OF TRANSPORT
Group 7
Elvin Prananta | Julia Bois Barnett |Maximilian Marius Goeppert
Sebastian Hadinata | Wong Ai Yun

2. Introduction
Agenda
What is Future of
Transportation (FoT) ?
Drivers of FoT
What are the impacts
and obstacles?

3. Why
Everybody takes
transport everywhere
Transport is a 11billion
expenditure in 2015
Our kids may not need
to take driving license
How
What are the different
possibilities of FoT?
What drives FoT?
What are the possible
impacts?

4. What is Future of Transport?

5. Next 5 years: Autonomous Driving

6. Nine out of 15 interviewed were concerned they won’t be able to
buy a flat and a car
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Happiness quotient will go
up if people don’t need to
worry about getting a car
30%
of cars
are
needed
In
Singapore,
only
Autonomous Driving solves this and adds productivity, saves
time, and efficiency

7. Pave the path for the future
Autonomous Flights
Today, pilots fly, on average between 3.5 and 7
minutes per flight
VTOLs
Vertical Take Off and Landing vehicles

8. Take to the air:
Flying Cars
Has been around for 70 years
The reason we don’t
have them is poor
driving by humanity
Automated vehicles
solve this issue
Drones invented for
people

9. VTOLs: Vertical take-off and Landing
“Just like skyscrapers allowed cities to use limited land more
efficiently, urban air transportation will use three-dimensional
airspace to alleviate transportation congestion on the ground”
Jeff Holden, Uber’s CPO

10. In the U.S. alone, traffic
waste about $124 billion
annually
Geo-scarcity?
Take to the skies
2hr 12mins drive
vs
15mins $20 VTOL
San Francisco San Jose

11. Sky Lifter

12. Sky Lifter
Airships that are capable of
LOW Flight speeds
LONG Endurance flights
LIFTING very heavy
payload vertically
For Cargo, Tourism, Sports Aviation
Easy, low-cost flying

13. Hyperloop
Hyperloop is a new way to move people and
things at airline speeds for the price of a bus ticket.
It's on-demand, energy-efficient and safe.
Think: broadband for transportation.

14. Speed of up to 620mph
(1,000km/h) with no turbulence
System is designed to be entirely autonomous
(departures every 10-20seconds)

16. Drivers of
Future of Transport

17. Increase in
Population
Insufficient transport
network and
infrastructure
Unable to sustain the
increase in population in
many countries
Longer
Commune
#1: Sustainability

18. Struck in traffic
Prediction of 70million
will be stuck in traffic
#2: Demand for Productivity
That’s very expensive!

19. #3: Climate Change

20. #3: Climate Change

21. #4: Globalization of Goods
Some goods need to be
delivered immediately
(flowers & food)
Improvement in transport
will lower shipping cost

22. #5: Globalization of People
Tourism Industry
Millennial demanding
for cheap flights
Live in
New York Singapore Australia
Work in Clients

23. Impact of FoT the Consequence

24. Source:
h*ps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hype_cycle
What will happen here?
AV,
Hyperloop,
etc.
Gartner Hype Cycle

25. Economic Social
Lifestyle Environment
Major Impact

26. Economic Effect

28. Major
disrup6on
and
transforma6on
caused
by
alterna6ve
design
and
energy
source

29. Decrease
in
revenue
as
more
people
opt
for
vehicle
sharing

30. Decrease
in
revenue
due
to
improved
in
safety
and
reliability

31. “The ministry's estimated expenditure was
about S$11 billion in the 2015 Budget,
ranking fourth behind the Defence,
Education and National Development
ministries.”
ChannelNewsAsia, Mar 2016
More
money
going
into:
1. Building
of
infrastructure
to
support
new
type
of
transporta6on
in
ini6al
phase
Less
money
for
other
sectors

32. Improve Productivity
In the future, the possibility of
“moving office” will definitely
improve productivity
Faster transport, delivery will be faster
Enhancing the economy in a greater speed

33. Social Effect

34. Earliest adopted of
technology if often people
who have the ability and
financial power
Growing Inequality
Study by Harvard
Commuting time has
emerged as the single
strongest factor in the odds of
escaping poverty

35. Privacy

36. Safety

37. Health

38. Environmental Effect

40. The use of renewable energy source (magnet, solar)
and improve technology will cause less Green house
effect
Environmental Effect

41. Thank You!