The Interview with General Designer of UST Inc.: “The Essential Part of Transportation on the Planet Will Be Transferred to the “Second Level” by 2051”
What will the world be like in 2051 and what role will uST play in it? General Designer of UST Inc. Anatoli Unitsky shares his forecast with the readers in a new interview published by WORLD 2051 media project.
We must strive for civilizational changes that will help to create a better and more sustainable world where the environmental, technological and related social needs of the person are in a prime focus.
The article describes the history of uST transport development, the stages of technology implementation and the plans of UST Inc.
You can read the full interview with Anatoli Unitsky here.
WORLD 2051 media project is dedicated to the future technologies: innovations, ambitious projects, engineering startups and people who are behind these discoveries and make a technological breakthrough even today.
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