What if we combine trains with airplanes?
The idea of sounding crazy was actually proposed and studied by designer Dahir Insaat, the father of many transport solutions for the future.
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The idea of sounding crazy was actually proposed and studied by designer Dahir Insaat, the father of many transport solutions for the future.
The car is called BlackFly, powered by electricity, with only one seat inside. BlackFly uses the most advanced engines but has super light weight.
The Kitty Hawk flying car is gradually being completed and put into test flight.
New batteries with long operating times promise many benefits for space science and medicine.
Although the project has not officially been 'greened', Boeing is said to be ambitious to create a supersonic plane that can fly around the world in about 1-3 hours.
Automation company Festo (Germany) has a history of developing many models of wild animal simulation robots. It is impossible not to mention kangaroo, elephants, ants an…
Unlike the concept images of other flying cars, Cora is equipped with a total of 12 propellers on her wings.
It is possible for people to go to work in other countries on a rocket, connecting Americans with global opportunities.
The flying car, called Pop.Up, from Airbus combined with Italdesign designer is said to be a solution to solve congestion in another 5-10 years.
Uber partnered with Bell Helicopter to revolutionize the shipping industry, which is expected to launch its first taxi in the mid-next decade.
With only the internet and determination, two Sudanese men have attempted to create the country's first flying agricultural robot - a big step in the fight against deser…
The US military has just launched a competitive product in the drone market.
Photovoltaic cells, taxis, self-propelled marine vessels ... are groundbreaking inventions that promise to bring about many changes in people's lives.
Flying or self-driving cars have not been widely introduced to the public, but many modern technologies have been included in current models.
Designed to be the world's largest seaplane, the AG600 is 37 meters long, with a wingspan of 38.8 meters and a maximum takeoff rate of 53.5 tonnes.