Meanings of technological hurdles in English

Beyond technological hurdles there are legal questions over who is responsible when a crash occurs.

Railroads say PTC implementation has been hampered by high costs, bureaucratic delays and technological hurdles.

Virtual reality still has technological hurdles to overcome.

Ironically, both of those issues had less to do with technological hurdles than with content licensing.

Still, there are a few big technological hurdles to leap to make sure we reap their benefits.

QuickCam doesn't leap any technological hurdles, but the low-res black-and-white Mac video recorder sure is fun to play with.

Toyota has whittled down those costs and overcome technological hurdles, such as how to start the car in very cold weather.

Malcolm Clark says while technological hurdles are being overcome for mining five kilometres down, the environmental implications are not well understood.

Airbus and Boeing have drawn up their most fuel efficient designs ever but technological hurdles mean both are struggling to deliver the promised planes.