The first Personal eVTOL Aircraft that you can actually Buy, Jetson ONE
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Jetson ONE is an ultralight and extremely fun to fly recreational all-electric personal vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft. Order your Jetson ONE at www.jetsonaero.com/
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Jetson is a Swedish company with a mission to change the way we travel. They aim to make the skies available for everyone with their safe personal electric aerial vehicle.
Jetson was founded by Peter Ternström and Tomasz Patan in 2017. They intend to make everyone a pilot.
Jetson ONE Safety:
Race car-inspired Spaceframe safety cell design.
Can fly safely with the loss of any one motor.
Hands-free hover and emergency functions.
Triple redundant flight computer.
Ballistic parachute with rapid deployment time.
Lidar sensors driven terrain tracking and obstacle avoidance.
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Well, in my mind 15min of flight for $93,000 is still a prototype. However that said it seems to be a GREAT start! Brings tears to your eyes
I was thinking the same thing 15 mins for $93000 doesn't seem worth it for the average person
i agree
I‘d love to see a version carrying 2/3 persons with a range of 200km+
Hell if I wasn't burdened with money commitments I would by one and I am an average person. Even with 15 min flytime what an awesome experience. As batteries improve just swap batteries out.
@@mikroman1000 dude have not heard of helicopter?
In my grandmother's lifetime, she witnessed the Wright brothers' first heavier-than-air flight at Kittyhawk and Mr. Armstrong stroll around on the moon. At 55, I wonder what I'll see before I die. This is a bloody great milestone. 🚁
The first real heavier-than-air flight was by Alberto Santos Dummont. Not the Wright brother's. Anything can flight with a catapult.
what you will see
1) end of gasoline car and ownership and driving it or anything else as it will go all uber all the time, eventually roads may disappear, replaced with tunnels or these flying cars
2) 1 hour delivery by drone to you of almost anything, end of physical stores
3) Governments/banks collapse as crypto emerges fully
4) End of disease as smart watches will be able to identify danger zones and prescribe the cures, sans doctor
5) No more phones, smart glasses will take over/all 5G connected
how is this a milestone? have you never seen a helicopter?
@@phoenix21studios what are you stupid? It's nothing like a helicopter anymore than a Tesla is a chariot
You might die tomorrow and see nothing.
Drone racing is gonna be a lot more interesting in a few years, that´s for sure
I honestly think it's going to be more like a drone drag racing
is there a weapons package?
It's going to be a new industry man, the next Nascar
@@robertoferrari5397 yeah, it's called the propellers... think lawn mower ;)
the only thing i can think of is how many body parts and headless torso's would be involved... this would develop into statistics. which would then be followed by las vegas with creative and morbid bets like combatants (racers) in one pieces or two?
Finally The Manned Drone that is not just hovering with big promises. An actual flying at good speed, moving paces Manned Drone. Good Job buddy for making this
But the drone can help us and safety more than flight buy other machine , drone can more safety because Motor not pumping machine
I mean the motor stronger , not heater not smoke burner and finally help The World and our life , The 1000 true
Have you seen Blackfly? a much better alternative for commuting..... this is cool for recreation, but too pricey for the average Joe.
"Manned drone" is an oxymoron. At 15 minutes flight time this is a very expensive toy.
It's not real.The "prototype" you see here is not flying. It is placed in a CG format. It's fake. You can't buy one,but someone WILL take your money.
@@timhallas4275 I suppose you have some documented proof? I am waiting. All of the links check out. I think you are just jealous.
This is where "keep arms and legs in ride at all times" comes into play.
Jetson: Everyone's a pilot
Weight Watchers: Except you, you big clod.
Yes, what you said… at 6’4” 248lbs.. me neither.. 😢
Maybe in the future they'll be able to carry more weight.
Yeah my fatass would be a challenge for this drone.
I see these being particularly useful over snowy landscapes during rescue missions in the arctic etc. Where getting around on foot is hard and ATV are risky
Hardly. They have a 15 minute maximum flight time. Even at at top speed of 60mph, that is only a 7 mile return range. This assumes a straight line and maximum speed, the batteries hold a full charge in cold temperatures, you can transport this thing within a few miles of your search area, it can operate in high winds, you aren't going up or down repeatedly (say over rough terrain), etc. Even then... is only carries less than 180lbs and has not storage. So, even if it finds someone, it can't loiter or direct rescuers, transport someone away, or even drop any significant weight -- even a basic survival backpack could weigh 30+ lbs. As it is, you'd be far better off with a gas-powered drone -- cheater, lighter, longer range, less dangerous to operate, easier to transport, better optics, etc., etc.
Sorry, they'd need to increase the flight time by at least a factor of ten and probably double the payload to have it even remotely effective. Even then, they'd still probably be better off with a cheater drone for scouting and an actual helicopter which can carry medical personnel, rescue people, rush them back to civilization, drop significant supplies, etc., etc.
Amazing leap for all of us armchair pilots. 90k for 15 mins is only for those with silly money but you get to 45-60 mins then you have a line waiting to buy.
i'm wondering if you made it hybrid how much you'd be able to increase that.
Agreed. To pricey and how high does it go?
15 minutes might sound bad to some but it's really not terrible. Because it does fly, and can travel 60 mph, you can do in a solid straight line in a direction. Me driving to work takes almost 15 minutes, but if I traveled in a straight line at 60 mph there, it would probably only take 3 minutes.
Let's hope parking is plentiful... :-p
It doesn't demonstrate flying High Enough to go "in a straight Line!"
Let's hope nothing is in your way either
Same for me, i mean i flew in a helicopter before from Antwerp and what usually takes 30 minutes only took 5, at 100 knots
yes true mate and i have to stop at 6 sets of traffic lights as well spending about 3 mins at each one the only downside with this kind of transport if you crash you get shredded to bits by the blades
Now that's what I call a proper show of how things can work properly and perfectly proformed. Wow.
"Hey...let's get really big motors and make a big drone that we can ride..."
Hold my beer!
That's pretty freaking awesome!! Awesome to see something that's actually for sale. The safety features look impressive.
"Move through the air without vibration or noise" wtf are you talking about? It's loud as he'll and has 4 high speed props.
Yeah I noticed that too.
Learn to Count , is has 8 props ;-)
You're right about the noise and vibration. Redesigning the propellers could help with both problems which stem from the same cause: uneven air compression and vortices. As a bonus, less vibration and cleaner airflow also lead to reduced power consumption and longer run times.
@@andymanaus1077 I would change quite a bit more. Because I've commented basically the same thing a bunch already I'll just make a list instead.
- ICE
- Shrouds or ducts
- Tilt-rotors
- Wings
Sure, these changes would reduce hover time but who would just stay in place the entire time? That just doesn't sound as fun. The changes would reduce noise in forward flight (due to slower prop speed), and the coverage would also help block some too. An ICE also increases range due to, well you know, fuel. And tilt-rotors can still perform VTOL and are also way cooler
@@midgetman4206 Totally agree, especially with the shrouds or ducts. This company will be out of business through lawsuits the very first time a prop detaches and slices through a pilot.
Battery technology is always improving. When we have an hour flight time and perhaps a two seater, that would really get my attention and I would line up to buy one. This as a launching point however… is fantastic! I’d imagine a lot of thrill seekers will be all over this. 🙏🏼😎
I really hope for their sake they get good buy in from early adopters to bring the price down on future models... I would buy one in a heartbeat if it gets to around the price of a gyrocopter.
I don't think battery tech is the important innovation here (and in general), I would say those honors go to electronics efficiency and affordable lighter materials.
For flight time, I would rather just install an ICE. Though is6t efficiency would be cut because it's working like a generator, I think it would be fine due to the weight savings electric motors and cables have
2 seater would require a pilots license just like on ultra lights.
What about fitting a small petrol generator to give more flight time. Kicks in when battery power gets low
Well done! Looks brilliant. Must be grate to fly. Hope you do really well ect
Amazing to see how far drone technology has come in 10 years, imagine what the next 10yrs will bring?
Jetson: *Everyone’s a pilot*
My Wallet: *Except you*
It's very cool... But 15min of flight for $93,000 is a bit steep. I kinda laughed when I saw the photo of it sitting outside the modest, ranch-style home (as if they could afford a toy this expensive!). I'd love to try one... I just wish the flight time was at least a hour.
BTW - you can get a very similar experience (without the ability to hover, unless the wind is just right) by flying a paramotor. Also, you can get training and gear for under $15K. And, if the motor stops, you're under a glider, so you dont have to rely on a ballistic parachute to save your ass!
Let three more companies get in the game, with competitors and tech the flight time will be an hour within a few years and these things will be as cheap as Teslas!
Nice, I fly for an hour and a half , with a gallon and a half of fuel..
Too soon to cry about the 15 min's. It's like when T ford was built and someone crying about where to get fuel for the thing. This is the start, let shit roll. This is impressive, and things will be better and one day it will meet your expectations. reminds me of when iphone 1 was born and people cried about missing mms and so on. No clue they were witness to a freakin revolution.
@@joakimkn1 Spot on!
@@flierbill Batteries have yet to produce a given amount of energy that petro-chemicals can and for so cheap.
Jetson ONE, the very first Octochopper made by a Polish-Swedish team.
What is polished? ;-)
@@Nitramrec Its what people from poland referred to.
Absolutely incredible. You've built what everyone has been waiting for. Tears to my eyes seeing you fly over the desert. Excellent work!
Maybe the tears were from the emoting music. Funny, I didn't have tears but just a thought of look, an upscaled drone. Although, later I did shed a tear at the proposed price tag.
What is the range,...can I fly it without a pilot licence,...what is the purpose of it, since it is not usable in most cities. Those are the questions, I'm interested in. As far as it seems to me, it has the same purpose and practicality as a jet sky,...but is far more expensive.
@@mementomori4972 Really? Negative for no reason Chum Lee. The range is 10-15 minutes flight time with stock battery and current tech. It's a recreational vehicle at the moment. That's its purpose. Recreation. Research the requirements needed to pilot something with a license and get back to us. Or I can Google it for you. Yes, it is more expensive than a Jet Ski* because it fucking flies and has more technology per square inch than what NASA used to go to space for 20 years.
@@virusnine518 Did I get anything wrong? My comment was not negative, it was pragmatic and on point,...as was my comparison. I asked Important questions, that need to be answered, before blindly falling in premature praises. This thing has a flight time of 15 min max. and costs 80.000 Euros. How much recreation can you get for 80.000 Euros otherwise? The technology is not new, nor is it complicated. Anyone who can build an rc airplane could build a manned drone. ruclips.net/video/1d28w7wrzdA/видео.html
@@virusnine518 actually it's more expensive than some existing aircraft as well. Nice idea, but not viable.
All Future dreams are back to back fullfilling, and this quote is again and again proving our line so true.
#what else we can think we can achive.
This new DJI FPV Mavic is a great addition to the lineup.
LOL!
But does it have a RTH lol
Amazing! Looks a bit nerve wrecking at first, love how it all came together. great work guys!
i watched the video of the maiden flight years ago and it blew my mind. amazed to see it completed! i want
How has this not got more traction in the world 🤷♂️
To think only 100 years ago we barely understood the concepts of flight, amazing how quickly things can change.
Yeah it's crazy. The wright flyer made of wood and canvas first took off in 1903 and the Boeing 747 and Concorde both first flew just 66 years later!
It has more to do with battery and energy technology. Now we have strong enough batteries that are lighter and smaller than ever before making it possible to fly.
Gyroplane is much safer, can fly longer and costs less. But there is no much demand for these things tbh.
@@D9ID9I gyroplanes don’t take off vertically, they need a runway, and do have a big rotor. They don’t fly like helicopters too, although they can land vertically (once)
@@Ploz5555 50 meters runaway is not that much. If you really wanna fly you can find them. Big rotor is actually a benefit because you can safely land with a failed motor. But you can fly for hours. Right now. For less money.
Another thought: For those of you wanting to commute to work in this, keep in mind, it would probably fall under part 103 here in the U.S. - which means you can't fly over "congested" areas. If you work in a city, you'd be breaking some regulations...
Catch me 🇺🇸
It's like a segway. You cannot use it anywhere but home.
People don't seem to get that there are regulations, restrictions, and licenses. You can't just "people suck at driving, so no" it's not any different than what's already out there, airliners fly over our heads all the time.
@@edocms In the U.S., ultralight vehicles (which is what this is) can be flown in E and G airspace, which is the majority of the air over the country. Yes, the range of this vehicle limits you to how far you can practically go, but it's not like you have to fly it at home only.
There are CURRENT regulations. If the concept works and it's proven safe and reliable regulations change and update with innovation. Quit trying to hold us back from our flying car dreams man lol.
This would be great for mountain rescue or just getting a paramedic to someone super fast with difficult terrain in between.
This is exactly what I was thinking. This will more than likely be used for emergency services etc first as a proof of concept and ease of use test THEN be slowly introduced to the public.
Expect very short flight time, because its battery powered.
@@sahhull 15 minutes. Not good for much of anything.
How can it ?. Only short flight time, 1 person payload
except part 103 ultralights are not FAA approved for such use. neither are amateur built experimental aircraft.
By far one of the most creative use for these technologies, well done its amazing.
eVTOL Innovation Congratulations, this was the best flying machine I've seen so far.
I hate to be this guy but bro this is the only flying machine out there like you do realise this is practically a flying car right like the 1st of its kind ever lol
@@everthingoutdoors8181 um... it's basically just a large drone they stuffed a human into.
@@thomasneal9291 Yeah I guess you right but technically what would be a flying car then like would it have to be bigger than this or qhat u think
I thought about building one of these ever since I got my first DJI drone. The problem is, $90,000 and you have a 15 minute flight time. Very cool, but what practical use would there be for something like this…with such a limited range?
Fantastic! ...when you come to produce a JETSON ONE (next generation) with a flight time of approximately one hour, I will definitely buy one. Or, a JETSON coming with a spare battery pack so that you can fly 30 min one way, then land to put-in a spare battery pack for another 30 min flying time to return. Just a thought. Thx.
This seems to be a great innovation of transportation in the near future!! We move from the UAS to the MAS probably (manned aircraft systems) and I think everyone deserves to live such a unique experience.
Can't wait to put one of those in my driveway! It'll be perfect for everyday commute like going to work or running errands. The battery needs to contain more power thou.
Driveway? Flyway!
Long overdue, cool. One point though: is it just me or do all drones, including this one have an odd movement pattern in flight? Sort of a stiff, shaky, going off to the side not quite straight, like the Enterprise flying on an angle at the end of Star Trek TOS end credits?I figured we'd have this stuff nearly perfected in the late '80s.
The price tag being close to $ 55k was the truly incredible part lol it better allows you live in it because that is what will happen if you purchase it. You will have to live in it to be able to pay it off.
That first POC flight....Totally epic! Fan(x8)tastic!
Thats amazing
Finally, the Jetson’s car Is in production. Totally amazing!!! Nice job!
Far from it
I know it defeats the purpose of it being electric but of it had a fuelled power plant I think the flight time as well as its payload capacity would be increased dramatically...
The future! Cant wait to see it on the air!
In case of rotor failure they have rocket launched parachutes tech and i feel these will be the backup used. That allows super quick emergency decent and piece of mind. Flight paths would have to be parachute friendly at first.
As an old aircraft engineer I do have concerns on the type of License that will be required to fly one of these machines.
Car license cheap, aircraft licenses very expensive and that’s if you can pass the strict medical.
John
The logistics of flying these legally for most peoples situations will be nearly impossible unless an entire ecosystem is built up for them,
They will be able to fly themselves though so no real skills needed other than some common sense ( sadly lacking in many people though lol )
You can forget flying one of these in Commiefornia.
You are way ahead of yourself. When you were 14 did you think you would have a computer you carried around with you much more powerful than the one they used to go to the moon? As an old guy interested in aviation, I can say that if you replaced the Wright Bros. with 500 guys that could qualify for a modern commercial license, we'd still be on the ground.
@@patlynch3464 the technology is here to enable anyone to fly these things, its red tape that's the issue.
I could be build a man sized multi rotor easily but if I tried to fly it I would be in a world if trouble with authorities.
The Wright brothers didn't have the same problems i imagine but they defo had their own issues pushing the boundaries.
No, this would be a Sport pilot license at most. So no medical needed, just a valid driver's license and, of course, the required training.
I was impressed with the safety features, parachute and auto hover. Curious to know what the recharge time is and the restrictions to operating one if any!
Jetson needs a 4 seat, 1000 payload craft that can fly at 120 mph for 120 minutes. A family version will explode the market.
That's really cool and must be such a trill! As a FPV pilot this would be for me the next level. However, putting aside the price, safety and autonomy (which of course will all get improved during the next versions), it would still be a challenge to fly this in Canada. Even for drones just above 250g the restrictions are already high. The government wants to controller every object flying the arial space. If you need a test pilot tough I volunteer!
It's great that there avaliable to the public now
No, it's terrible. Flight must be silent
@@I_dont_want_an_at name one manned powered plane that's silent
Black helicopters used by the government are silent.
@@I_dont_want_an_at not entirely while some are quite loud some are more on the quite end.
love my paramotor. same experience, 3 hours flight time and a a lot cheaper.
"Everyone is a pilot"
- that statement scares me
WASP platform from the 60,s would be a good concept to follow up on with electric turbines maybe.
Thing is, there will be no where apart from the desert that anyone could ever fly this big drone,
Too noisy, unsafe, I mean realistically you even need a pilot’s license to commercialy operate a photographic drone in urban areas
I've got to admit, that is incredible.
There aren’t enough words in the English language to convey how much I want to do this. And there’s no way I can convey the sadness that I’ll never get to because of the price tag-which it’s totally worth!! This is a dream
Love the concept, safety rings around the rotors? Like a dolphin helocopter tail. Never shows takeoff or landing, interesting, and sound/noise level?
Im seeing stuff like this in my head years before anyone else but it never even makes as far as a drawing.
Quadcopter such as this 20 years or more.
The design was more hang glider based so pilot was underneath and could drop away from airframe at the touch of a button.
Saw this initially as a millitary concept rather than a safety feature.
Troops could swarm in get dropped at objective whilst quadcopter stays on sentry duty till called in for pick up..
I'm so excited for this as we are living that 1940/50's fantasy vision of the future I'm left pondering where will today's vision lead.
It's because imagining end-results is always very easy. Actually realizing it is the difficult part.
These ideas are often also based on things one picked up somewhere (sometimes even without realizing it).
The first quadcopters were made well over 100 years ago, for example.
That they start to develop electric concepts now, is because of better battery energy density, compared to decades ago. (and still aren't that great for flying right now, btw).
So one simply couldn't even have made it work 20 years ago. :)
At Last. A Breakthrough has been made, Congratulations!!!
With those 8 props I think they have somewhat mitigated a prop breakage or flyoff. Can still barely fly to land at least but won’t be a fall out of the sky thing. 1 prop out on 1 arm will be just enough lift to come straight down or steep angle in to land alive.
At 15 minutes flight time I'm having a hard time finding a use case, even for fun, maybe as a rent and ride experience. Ems response maybe.
Yeah but improving battery tech can really make this viable in the future
@@arjuniyer5047 Batteries aren't that important, the improved efficiency in electronics and advancements in material science are though.
And besides, that just shows the downsides of battery tech. It's good at certain stuff but fuel is just better for duration due to its energy density. Also, rotors are bad for long flight anyways, tilt-rotors with some wings thrown in could improve range drastically while still retaining its VTOL capabilities (albeit even shorter due to more weight, but I would say it worth it. Just by moving forward a little, the wing could help lift the aircraft, instead of always hovering you could maybe circle)
It all has to start somewhere. How long was the first Wright brothers flight??? Look at where we are now.
15 minutes is false advertising.
....or military surveillance, battlefield recon etc. You'll notice the demo video doesn't feature power lines, shrubs and trees :-p Or Wildlife. However you slice it, this is going to be quite the challenge to "make everyone a pilot" without the distinct possibility of corpses falling from the sky!
With improved batteries/flight time similar to that of an e scooter this could be a seriously cool form of transport
Pretty amazing!!
Astounding! I want one
"Everyone (less than 200lbs) is a Pilot!"
Stay under 200 ur good
Awesome 👊 but the cockpit should be surrounded with a strong lightweight polyshild to protect anyone inside in the event of a prop coming off of from a strike of some kind of from a close contact with an object.
But other than that, it looks awesome 👊
Bees would be a problem…..
Or a bug, at 60 mph.
@@ernestbamburg329 10-4 on that 👊
this thing is just absolutely amazing!
Looking at this reminds me of The Wright Brothers learning to fly all over again...Nobody believed it then and it wont be long before all of us will have some vehicle like this. A hundred yrs from now the world will look like Blade Runner. Add some sort of ion propulsion system and a parachute...These look so fun!!
the trust this man has in his propellers is astonishing. a simple mistake in the proximity sensor, a minor operator error, a common manufacturing defect and a doctor is pulling pieces of those propellers out of your chest 🤷🏼♂️
Let´s forget about going into space ...
@Scott Page USMC , nope ...both called progress , invention , risk and guts ...
@Scott Page USMC why do you need to use " fucking" ? i gave you my opinion of what it think , nothing more nothing less ...
I will have to wait till they make them vehicles like the jetsons
Add some more devices like radar, target tracking and locking device, fire power and shielding and that's it, you're good to go! And don't forget to check regularly for update and patch to keep your personal aircraft in tip-top condition!
Do you have any more footage of this thing the thing is amazing I love it I would love to see some more footage of it
Waiting for one that can carry the whole fam
Helicopter
*Judy Jetson:*
_So they call it the Jetson One and this thing can really fly?_
*Rosie:*
_I swear on my mother's rechargeable batteries._
Can this only fly in ground effect or can it actually gain some altitude?
What's the EVSE ("charger"/transformer) for the battery pack, and what is the charging time?
$93,000 USD for this thing? Well there's another cute toy for the exceptionally rich, People like Harrison Ford or John Travolta would be all over this but us common folk wouldn't be able to get near one.
John Travolta weighs 214 pounds. Looks like he won't be able to fly it after all.
@@meadowdaydream5165 not the point, the point is he and others like him would be the ones who can afford it for all i know he may just buy the thing for the simple reason of because he's John Travolta and he just can. Elites buy cars and houses like us common folk buy sneakers.
While this looks very cool, I'm concern about the exposed blades, especially the ones mounted on top. If one of those were to fail catastrophically, the pilot could be seriously injured or killed by the shrapnel.
Might give it a try one day👍
Just in time for my birthday! Never really considered health, or life insurance....until now. Every Dick Tracy fan has been waiting for this moment, including me. Kudos, and ....Finally !
This is genuinely very cool. Needs a flight time of an hour, then you're in business.
Gas powered... voila!
@@kobaltstaub287 Exactly, batteries are good and all, but let them stick to what they do best and leave the endurance to ICE
@@kobaltstaub287 to have enough gasoline for a decent flight time; the weight of the gas would put it over it's limit.
@@hebegb8991 Weighing gas compared to batteries pound to pound you would get more mileage, not counting the weight of those 4 motors compared to a single small gas engine and carbon fiber axels etc. like a helicopter to turn all props plus you can always limit the pilot weight to 180- 190 pounds
@@hebegb8991 Most of the weight of this thing is batteries you know, and it weights as much as a human, while the average GAS powered mini helicopters also carry about the same weight as themselves but have FAR longer flight time. So yeah, if it wasn't battery and/or electric powered, i'd fly for far longer than this joke of a sub 20 minute flight
Congratulations on a very nice machine. I’ll be in after the props are protected and the battery range is a minimum of 1 hour flight time plus 15 minutes of reserve.
LOL! That thing is priced out of almost every RUclips commenter's life forever, even if they have a half-price sale. Your "requirements" are soooo moot. Thanks for playing!
Keep dreaming!
It's awful. Extra noise is banned. Flight must be silent
@@I_dont_want_an_at It's called "walking"...
@@HangTimeDeluxe Not to worry, all these hi tech gizmos are priced in the stratosphere at first, so that only the likes of Jeff Bezos will be able to pay the up front costs of R&D. But after that, prices will come down dramatically so that the rest of us serfs can afford one.
Imagining attaching a custom micro jet engine like on the JSX-2 for turbo boosts.
A 2 seater and longer flight time is what must come next.
I'm not a fan of flying at all. Just gives me anxiety. However this thing is absolutely amazing, and I would 100 percent fly this
Awesome. If only the flight time was more and price much lower.
Capitalism will ultimately solve the price.
@@gringovaquero We live in the society.
@@Rasupubegasu huh
@@Rasupubegasu Bottom text
@@mixrable1212 right.....🤔
That's cool. Would like an enclosed two-seater one though. Not like I'll ever afford one either way.
I'm a paraplegic impaird movment in my legs, which I can't use my legs to move around and walk. Tho is it possible for a paraplegic with the use of only his arms, hands and of course with the movement of head be able to fly this craft. What Im trying to say is, it's this air craft all hand controlled so that paraplegic are able to operate this flying vehicle???
*No blade protection in case it touches a surface*
*No body protection in case a blade snaps away*
*No machine protection in case it break down up high*
Engenieres need to think ahead and forsee possible incidents even if they haven't happened.
No blade protection in case it touches someone's hand
Great weed cutter though 😉
This thing should be in next Carmageddon game. Killing pedestrians with open propellers must be fun.
I love it. Reckon probably would put pool noodles on all the bars. Looks super affordable / or diy also.
This is like the 400th four rotor minicopter I've seen in the last two years.
The fact that it is actually called " Jetson" reminds you of the old cartoons where they had personal flying vehicle.
Yea… i think that might be the point…..
Does it really? Wow
Now it just needs an exterior hull to hide all those propellers and give it a sexy and glossy sci-fi look
It can't handle that
Have to keep the weight low
Very well done. Let me know when it is ready to market, as currently, in my opinion, it is not. But a good start. Keep going!
Omg I want one so bad! I fly fpv drones everyday, this is like my dream drones drones 🤣
can it do flips and power loops?
😅😅😅👌
@@MrSmithFPV here is another one that think same has me.
Looks amazing! Is there anyway the propellers can be covered in later designs? For safety reasons.
Haha
Wow!! exciting!! Thank you~
What happens if one of the engines fail. Or two or just quit working? Doesn't look like something that will just glide back down if that happens.
Ещё будет удобно, если зарядная станция будет такой же как и у Tesla, т.е. полностью совместима.
четко!
я подумал про другое, быстросъёмная батарея было бы не плохо, длительность полета сейчас оставляет желать лучшего, а если точки замены батарей будут на полностью заряженные - то уже другой разговор
As an ultralight pilot, you have a amazing machine.
No Mike, It is not going to be a Part 103 aircraft. Sorry
@@vaughnbay actually it is an ultralight. But for 100 grand for a 15 min ride is insane. Not to mention that price is for the kit. You can get a mosquito helicopter for half that
@@vaughnbay I have to disagree - I've read the entire Part 103 regs, only 2 pages, and don't remember anything that doesn't fit. There's no limitation on power source and there are already Part 103 helicopters.
@@thewheelieguy it definitely is heavier than 254lb which is the upper limit of a part 103 ultralight
@@Aviator168 The manufacturer lists the weight at 86 kg (190 lbs), which is less than 254lb last time I checked.
edit: the weight even includes the ballistic parachutes, which are excluded in the part 103 weight restriction.
Omg this looks so fun!! 😭😻