Replying to @Jason
As a pilot I believe yes. Many aircraft have avionics that will alert you if you land long and or can alert you if you are lined up with a runway to short for your aircraft. Here is an example from a simulator of it in action.
Cybercab photo shoot happening now outside the W Hotel in Austin. You can see how the iPhone app glows green matching the color of the light bar
The Cybercab economics already look incredibly good for fleet owners. Augmenting it with retail revenue could significantly augment ride hailing revenue models.
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Autonomous vehicles will fundamentally change Brick & mortar retail when 'the store' can drive to where the customers are. Imagine an insert for the Cybercab that turns it into a 24/7 bodega with no rent or sales clerk expenses.
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Replying to @rocketshipalx
Just fly higher above KHYI and you don't need AC. Here's a picture I took not far from San Marcos and it was minus 43 degrees (lower left hand of PFD).
SpaceX’s Starphone could be the most important consumer hardware launch since the iPhone.
A custom radio stack paired with Starlink Gen3 would deliver lower latency and more bandwidth than other smartphones (even those using the Starlink network.)
Would you trade your iPhone for a Starphone if it meant significantly faster internet?
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The Starlink embedded Cybercab will likely turn the fleet into mobile cellular towers to provide connectivity where satellite line of sight isn't feasible.
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