This is Volonaut Airbike, and the personal trip rules are scheduled to be rewritten. It was built by the Polish inventor Tomasz Patan, which was also behind Jetson One Evtol (a take -off and header -headed plane), not similar to “Airbike” anything I saw in the sky before.
No, this is not vaporware or a concept, and this flying is broken by every personal air vehicle design base. No fans, no cockpit, just a lightweight frame, jet payment, and contestant. You can simply grip the resistance like a motorcycle, the tendency forward, and they are fired in the air, while managing the controls through a retamented helmet. The royal journey computer translates your body’s movements into flight modifications in the actual time. More specific details are awaiting the exact way to pay, as Patan wants to keep some secrecy at the moment.
Thanks to its simple design and the use of 3D printed ingredients and carbon fibers in its construction, the Airbike game is seven times lighter than the high -end shooting, usually between 300 and 500 pounds. Volonaut claims a top speed of 124 miles per hour. There is no trails that are not designed at an angle of 360 degrees besides the lightness of movement on flying much closer to trees and maneuvering in more strict spaces, and this is something that you may find a traditional traditional flying craft.
Since the last last Airbike appeared, a wave of comparisons on the web has sparked fast bikes of Jedi’s return. Certainly design details, such as red light strips at the back, give them a direct thing from the stars war.
So, how much can it cost an air bike? Volonaut has not revealed any pricing or launch date so far. But for some context, the creation of the previous Patan, Jetson One Evtol, which provides 20 minutes of flying on electrical energy and a top speed of 63 miles per hour, at $ 128,000. The Speeder by Jetpack Aviation: a turbine -powered flying motorcycle targeting military and rescue, costing $ 380,000. Others like Ryse Recon and Skyblazer hovering in a range of $ 150,000-$ 250,000.
Source: Volonaut