Scientists from Tohoku University and the Australian National University have made a significant advancement in plasma propulsion technology, which could potentially be used in the future for sending spacecraft to faraway planets or even powering flying cars.
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Airbus has revealed a hydrogen-powered engine that could potentially be used in the creation of zero-emission planes with the capacity to carry over 100 passengers after 2035.
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The Dragon’s RotorX eVTOL is similar to the Jetson One in terms of design and operation, but it can only accommodate one passenger, has a flight time of 20 minutes on a single charge, and is powered by 16 kW motors with eight rotors. It can be controlled using a joystick, except during landing when it can be set to automatic mode. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the aircraft is classified as ultralight, so no pilot’s license is needed to operate it.
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Automated agricultural drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have the potential to revolutionize the way we approach agriculture. These drones are equipped with sensors, cameras, and other types of technology that allow them to collect data on crops, soil conditions, and other factors that can impact the growth and health of crops.
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There is currently significant interest in the potential for flying cars, also known as vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicles, to revolutionize transportation. These vehicles have the potential to address some of the challenges associated with traditional ground-based transportation, such as congestion and limited mobility in certain areas. However, integrating flying cars into existing infrastructure and transport systems will likely require significant changes and considerations.
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Aura Aerospace has developed a VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) aircraft called the Ranger, which is intended for intercontinental journeys and can land on rooftops.