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The Iranian inventor that invented the floating shoes, has now built a propeller-less propulsion system ideal of flying taxis
By Ben Aris in Berlin Mohsen Bahmani is an Iranian-born mechanical engineer and a man with a dream. When he was just 17 years ...
Drone builders have challenges they face with each new design. If the drones are too big, they can't fit into tight spaces where they need to operate. If the drones are too small, they can't carry the ...
Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky is developing autonomous, twin prop-rotor Nomad drones, based on the company's rotor blown wing ...
Recent legislative action is clearing the way for Red River Army Depot to contribute to the production of unmanned autonomous ...
The shorter a drone's propellers, the less efficient they are at keeping it airborne. That factor, along with compact, low-capacity batteries, is the reason that small drones can't fly for very long.
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1-Cent Drone Delivery? Tesla-Backed Startup Thinks It’s Possible
Airbound, which is developing a blended-wing-body (BWB) tail-sitter drone called the TRT, on Tuesday announced it raised more ...
A drone, or quadcopter as it's technically called, typically has four propellers to generate enough thrust to let it hover in the air. The propellers are arranged in such a way to counterbalance the ...
Drones fly while rotating multiple propellers at high speed, which makes a loud buzzing noise during flight. Some drones have reduced noise by devising the shape of the propellers. In the 'Slow-motion ...
The Internet of Everything (IoE) — a term coined by Cisco — has given Sydney-based startup Propeller Aerobotics the foundation to develop drones that it hopes will reduce the complications of data ...
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