You've seen them in science fiction films, but the hoverbike could soon become a commercial reality.
The brainchild of British designer Chris Malloy, "the world's first hoverbike " combines "the freedom of a helicopter with the simplicity of a motorcycle" to offer a whole new way to fly.
The bike is currently available as a 1/3 scale hoverbike drone, which is listed on crowdfunding website Kickstarter as a means of funding the full-size version. The inventors claim the drone will allow users to see and feel exactly what flying the hoverbike would be like.
Featuring a multipurpose platform suitable for transporting a variety of objects, the drone comes with colorful LED lights framing its wheels.
The full-sized hoverbike, currently in the final prototype stages, could be flown manned or unmanned, whilst its smaller version can fly on a pre-determined fight path as well as ‘follow' and ‘loiter.'
The drone versions of the hoverbike are expected to ship this November.
Question for you: Guess the expected price.
(Hint: Between $1000 to $25000).
[Answer will be posted in comment after 50 replies]
Let's see who will be close enough
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Followers
Popular Posts
-
First Name: Sony Last Name: Sharma Gender: Female Age: 20 Years Religion: Hindu Marital Status: Single Date of Birth: 22.01.2000 L...
-
Top 100 Best Hollywood Actresses,Top 100 Richest Actresses,top 100 actresses 2015top 100 actresses of all time,top 100 actresses 2014,top 1...
-
Inattentional blindness , also known as perceptual blindness , is when a person fails to notice some stimulus that is in plain sig...
-
Rose day is without doubt a special occasion that's expected by each new lover and one or two everywhere the planet. will be} the day ...
-
Even though totally different forms of flowers exist, roses square measure aforementioned to occupy the highest slot, once it involves impr...
-
1. Keep body hydrated Cucumber has 96% water content that is more nutritious than regular water, which helps in keeping the body hydra...
-
1. The kea, a bird native to NZ, is known for pulling windscreen wipers off cars and eating the strips of rubber from windows. 2. The lon...
%2BON%2BTHE%2BWAY.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment