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Skyryse One Helicopter

Skyryse One is changing the game in helicopter flight, combining simplicity with advanced technology. Priced at under $2 million, this California-based innovation features a streamlined cockpit with a single four-axis control stick and two touchscreens, reminiscent of flying a drone. The SkyOS operating system, using fly-by-wire technology, replaces traditional mechanical controls, simplifying the flying experience.

While not a full autopilot, SkyOS assists pilots by continuously analyzing inputs and conditions, ensuring a safe flight envelope. The system also introduces features like Hover Assist and automated autorotation during engine failure for added safety. With a standard helicopter Private Pilot License and 20 hours of additional training for airplane-licensed pilots, entry barriers are lowered.

Skyryse One delivers dynamic envelope protection, automated autorotation, and user-friendly touch-screen controls. Set to launch in 2025 pending FAA certification, Skyryse aims to make flying safer and more accessible, attracting a new wave of aviation enthusiasts.




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Michelin Airless Tires

Airless Tires will soon become a real thing and end with the hassle of punctured tires. These have been under development for some time but Michelin seem to have gotten the formula just about right. They’ve named it the UPTIS which stands for Unique Puncture Proof Tire System, these are being developed in collaboration with GM, the American car manufacturer is going to equip a large fleet of their Bolt models with the tires to continue testing and developing. The ...
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SPORTSMOBILE ULTIMATE ADVENTURE VEHICLE

The title really says it all…Sportsmobile has been converting Ford, Chevy/GM and Mercedes-Benz vans into luxurious travel homes since 1961. In a 5 step procedure you can decide the van you want to convert, the top, the floor plan, the styling, and the equipment. Or you can choose the Ultimate Adventure Vehicle(pictured), a rugged four-wheel drive van with serious off-road capabilities. Based on a full-size Ford E350 one-ton cargo van, the vehicle features interior...
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X-Cabin Camper

X-Cabin, a young Japanese brand, introduces the X-Cabin 300 camper, a lightweight, all-aluminum travel trailer inspired by industrial aesthetics. This 15-foot trailer, designed for versatile and stylish camping, is reminiscent of classic Airstreams, with an exterior that features shiny riveted aluminum and rounded corners, providing a sleek and appealing look. Constructed using marine-grade stainless steel parts and an AL-KO galvanized steel chassis, the X-Cabin 300...
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