Italy produces electricity with giant kites
KiteGen is an Italian-based energy technology company and their goal is to produce electricity using giant kites for high winds.
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KiteGen is an Italian-based energy technology company and their goal is to produce electricity using giant kites for high winds.
British scientists build new types of aircraft that can repair cracks themselves, while the US Air Force develops aircraft that can fly more than 6,000 km / h.
It has the same wingspan as a Boeing 747, but its weight is just the weight of a small car.
Solar powered engines today embark on a world-wide voyage from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
This plane will be a dream for those who like to float with the skateboard in the air like in the movie.
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.
For decades, the idea of a car that could fly when congested was only fiction.
Solar powered aircraft will depart for the first flight, with a round-the-world voyage from Abu Dhabi.
To banish natural birds that may harm crops, which may strike the plane with bad consequences ... people use different ways.
Flyers use flying energy very effectively, can flap wings to stand still, suspended in the air.
It seems to exist only in science fiction films, but one
After a day's work at home, you want to rest and sip a favorite drink, press the button to instruct the robot to function bartender and serve in place.
The Pal-V One Helicycle can run on the freeway as a three-wheeled motorcycle, and in a matter of minutes jumps into the air like a helicopter.
Unmanned aerial vehicles are becoming increasingly diversified, serving a variety of scientific, military and civilian purposes.
Flying 3.3 times faster than the speed of sound, more than 4,000 helpless missiles watched the Blackbird SR-71 flee without being able to touch it even once.