Create your vision of the capital in 2055
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 23 November 2007 11:19 GMT
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This is a virtual transport-ticket seller. She asks visitors if they have enough carbon credits to pay for a journey, suggesting that in the future your travel may be limited by your carbon footprint.
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Photo 1: The future of London Transport - walking!
Richard
I'm surprised no one has thought of gondolas given...
Karen Challinor
s phone into a train ticket and ticket vending machine, eliminating queues and relieving stress for passengers everywhere. It has excellent transport ...
The development of scenarios for the world we might like as well as may fear? You will be asked to look at, amongst other areas, how the business can ...
Provides principles to build (namings, reusable components, etc), eg defines development direction and develops small or critical scenarios within ...
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