Today announced its participation in the European Union “GOF 2.0 Integrated Urban Airspace Validation” project, which is a follow-up to the SESAR JU GOF U-space project.
Kawasaki is best known for their super-fast engines, although the Japanese company has been interested in a range of industries from gun manufacturing to aircraft engines.
In the (who knows how distant or near) future, we may see car racing with “race cars” reminiscent of Star Wars vehicles. In the air!
The British government has chosen the Urban Air Port Air-One consortium to carry out the Future Flight Challenge program.
The world’s leading autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) technology platform company, today announced its participation as the only passenger eVTOL partner in the SAFIR-Med project. SAFIR-Med, which stands for “Safe and Flexible Integration of Advanced U-Space Services for Medical Air Mobility”, is a research and innovation project to promote the use of unmanned aviation in healthcare systems across the European Union.
Orwellian surveillance or a safe and effective tool for police to respond quickly to unexpected situations? Thanks to a report in The New York Times, we can find out what it’s like when police drones fly to the scene of crimes without human help.







