Italy announces the design of a vertical landing car
Italian car maker has announced the new design of the new TF-X with a speed of 322km / h, a range of 805km and no need for runways to take off and land.
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Italian car maker has announced the new design of the new TF-X with a speed of 322km / h, a range of 805km and no need for runways to take off and land.
In the future, seaplane will replace traditional aircraft, transporting 200-2,000 passengers across the sea without fear of congestion or noise pollution.
The American Space Agency (NASA) tested the aircraft with a design of 10 electric motors, takeoff and landing helicopters.
The American Space Agency (NASA) tests the new generation of wing aircraft with features
The founder of an aerospace company said that technology, despite rescuing airplanes, could protect aircraft and in the future prevent disasters like Germanwings.
American Space Agency (NASA) launches new electric powered aircraft, equipped with 18 engines on the wing.
A UK aerospace company has announced a new windowless airplane model, instead of a landscape display system or a live screening system.
Student inventor Alec Momont at Delft University of Technology (Netherlands) has unveiled 'unmanned ambulance'.
The device is worn on the wrist as a fashion item, but can pop up high to shoot movies, take pictures whenever the user wants.
Delivery by airplane drone is a great idea, but according to NASA, this service is still a prospect in the future.
A system fitted outside the hull to help it 'feel' damaged or injured as human skin is being developed by BAE Systems, UK.
Parrot is well known for its unmanned and specialized civilian aircraft, such as mapping and crop monitoring.
Maglev technology was first proposed in the mid-20th century and the current Maglev system in Shanghai could reach speeds of up to 430 km / h, making it the world's…
Airbus has announced plans to build a smaller aircraft powered by hybrid electric motors, similar to the current approach by automakers.
The US Navy has successfully crafted a new kind of fuel from seawater, capable of running aircraft and warships.