Countries With Amazing Things For People’s Lives That You Never Knew About

They say it’s possible to learn something from every person you meet. What if we take a look at the development of other countries to see if we can learn from their experiences?
We invite you to go on a virtual trip around the globe and look at the most amazing laws and habits from all over the world. At the end of the article, there is a bonus waiting for you and it will prove that the future is already here.

1.Skytrain, new police “officers,” and sleeping anywhere, China

In China, a new railway station called Skytrain took only 4 months to build. A train that looks like a Chengdu panda will move along the country’s fastest suspension railway line. The train seats 230 passengers and reaches a speed of 37 miles per hour. It was designed for small towns. The construction of a hanging network is less time-consuming than the construction of stations and metro tunnels as it only takes 3-5 months to complete a suspended commuter railway line.

Officials in the Xinjiang province are seriously considering accepting geese into the service. Thanks to the feathered brigade, it was once possible to prevent a motorcycle theft. A thief had poisoned the guard dogs and climbed over the fence only to find that the road was blocked by 20 geese that attracted the attention of a policeman on duty with their loud noises. Scientists say that these birds have very good potential because they have panoramic vision, good hearing, and become aggressive if they sense danger.

How do they do it? The ability of Chinese people to fall asleep anywhere is something that has already become popular all around the world. There’s even a website called “Sleeping Chinese” where you can find photos of sleeping “celebrities.”

2.Advanced transport and service systems, Japan
The Japanese managed to create a powered exoskeleton. “We want to show the world that the future belongs to robots,” say the developers of HAL, The Hybrid Assistive Limb. All of the tests were successful. By the way, there is no need for a person to push any buttons since robolegs move by receiving impulses from the person’s muscles.

3.Maggie Daley Play Garden,USA

In Chicago, there is a children’s park that is every kid’s dream. On the territory of 20 acres, there are attractions for kids of all ages. In “The Harbor,” for example, one can find slides, spy glasses, and a water-splashing whale. Specially equipped climbing walls are located all around the park and a secure rubber ground imitates hills and waves.

4.The best roads in the world, Germany

The highways in Germany equal perfection. They serve 30-50 years without being repaired, while the repair itself looks more like construction from scratch. The technology of road-making resembles a layered cake: frost-resistant base, geotextile, cement reinforcement, cement concrete coating, and “glaze” — diamond milling or a concrete layer with a filler.

5.New image for buildings, Austria

The Spittelau waste incineration plant was redesigned by Friedensreich Hundertwasser after a major fire in 1989. Now, the building is a unique display of how waste, energy, and art can be combined.