5 Star Wars-Style Manned Flying Drones #1 Human Flight Machine ▶ 4

Flying solo using a machine other than a small plane has been a for decades a human dream. Individual flying machines of all shapes and sizes you can find below.
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00:00 ● Intro
Star Wars Episode I - Podracing
01:21 ● 1. Airspeeder
The World's First Racing Series For Manned Flying Electric Cars.
Airspeeder is a proposed motorsport series for electric flying vehicles.
It was founded by Matt Pearson, and powered by performance eVTOL manufacturer Alauda who planned to hold an Airspeeder World Championship featuring five teams and ten pilots in various remote locations across the globe with the first public race proposed in Coober Pedy, South Australia. The teams may be provided racing electric quadcopters, known as ‘Speeders’ that can fly at speeds of up to 200km/h by Alauda.
👉• airspeeder.com/
04:07 ● 2. DCL Big Drone: The Groundbreaking Manned Aerobatic Drone
Drone Champions AG was founded by Herbert Weirather and has a virtual reality drone flying game company as well as sponsoring live races with real uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones. Weirather decided to invent a one passenger crewed aerobatic drone to create a brand new racing experience for the public.
In February 2020, the company announced they developed and built the first-ever crewed aerobatic drone called the “Big Drone”. Testing began indoors in Germany before the drone was taken for its maiden outdoor flights, where aerobatic maneuvers were successful in Vrsar, Croatia.
Maximum speed of the eVTOL aircraft is 140 km/h (87 mph), has 12 motors and 12 propellers and the aircraft can roll 180 degrees over and make full 180 degree loops. It is expected to be used and flown by people who play in the Drone Champions League.
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07:03 ● 3. Hover drone taxi
Urban Air Mobility (UAM) company ‘HOVER’ has been testing its drone taxi prototype in Moscow. The company aim to be flying over the city in 2023-2025.
HOVER is the brainchild of inventor and businessman Alexander Atamanov, who takes part in the tests himself. A group of engineers have been working on the drone taxi since 2016.
The digital control system is managed on 5G networks. It provides the best routes for the drone taxi and monitors the safety of flights. Therefore, a person on board is not required as part of the management process.
The aircraft’s dimensions are similar to those of a passenger car. This allows the HOVER to fit into a standard parking space and manoeuvre in a car park. It can also drive into a garage and drive back out onto the street.
👉• www.hoversurf....
09:26 ● 4. Hoverbike S3 - Drone Powered Individual Flying
Founded by Russian national Alex Atamanov, the company took it upon itself to create what may become the world’s first mass-marketed flying bike. The technology developed by the company has grown over the years to become a machine called Hoverbike S3.
In 2017, Hoverbike delivered to the Dubai police the first Hoverbikes.
The Hoverbike S3 is one of the tools people could be able to use in the not so distant future to get around by flying rather than driving. It is a motorbike-like construction allowing only one person to ride it at a time, or that can be used simply as a drone.
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11:08 ● 5. JetPack Aviation Launches The Speeder, A Star Wars-Style Flying Motorcycle.
The Speeder builds on JPA's jet turbine expertise, developed over the years working on the company's astounding JB-series jetpacks. It uses a cluster of four turbojet engines putting out a combined maximum thrust of 705 lbf - enough to lift the 231-lb (105 kg) airframe and a pilot up to 240 lb (109 kg).
Crucially, they're also rigged up to a fly-by-wire control system that allows the Speeder to self-stabilize in the air, much like a quadcopter drone. Running on kerosene, JetA or diesel, you can get yourself between 10 and 22 minutes in the air and 15,000 ft altitudes with 150 mph speeds, dependent on pilot weight and density altitude.
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[@jeffdaws12]

Just a pour boy from Tenn would love to have one of those kick ass flying machines. If need any test people I'm game. Jeff

[@DannyrcModels1579]

Siamo lontani a star Wars 🤪🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffdaws12]

That is the COOLEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN unfortunately I am poor but if I had a wish I would soar on that kick but fling machine. JD

[@olsonlr]

Graphics are easy. Real prototypes rock

[@citizenlovedevelopment]

My drone can carry me. Wow 😮

[@MG-er6dm]

Really loved watching this/great viewing.😍

[@sailingmohican2767]

I too have a dream of making it happen like a pod race some day..

[@Airspeeder]

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[@MrSamac4750]

The crashes will be spectacular!

[@cheweyweather]

Does the big DCL come with a barf bag?

[@samojerom1046]

It is just a matter of time and we will see manned drones fills the sky . roads becomes more and more jammed and upcoming 15 years it will be double jammed than we have now . but manned drones needs intelligent artificial on every manned drone so can be controlled to prevent these drones from crashing each other in the sky .

[@farmers2630]

In 10 years this will the be the new nascar.

[@cuttersgoose]

Oh yeah...the first crash is going to be epic..... I hope they have full roll cages....

[@mauricioserafim5962]

Eu poderia Melhora Mil Veze esse projeto de You

[@21bk60]

The amount of money when a pod takes a turn and crashes into another propeller puju

[@ronplatt6008]

Unless you guys put those damn blades into ducts or housings there will be blood when the racing starts!!!

[@Gargamoth]

They're different helicopter types of aircraft. It looks like antigravity may happen sometime after the apocalypse, but maybe manufacturers can come up with different types of propulsion.

[@edwardkelly5625]

FYI....IF THE AIRCRAFT HAS A PILOT ON BOARD ITS NOT A DRONE.....DRONES ARE FLOWN REMOTELY.....

[@toptechtopic3121]

Thanks for the comment and please find the link below en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_drone

[@0rangevale]

Well it appears we're going to be stuck with propellers for another decade or so until we harness the power of alien spacecraft.

[@FBPrepping]

I hate to admit it, but the ruskies seem to have the best option. The last rocket powered drone was a joke. Venturi propellers for moving forward, though, it's a logical step. Avoids the need for complex tilting mechanisms that could fail.

[@AZ-bx8yi]

please share company name.

[@animo3739]

gyroscopic is paramount

[@highlysuspkt8886]

@@AZ-bx8yi jet pack aviation for the last one and it isn’t rocket powered they are mini turbine engines and they have a working prototype

[@asterlofts1565]

Which of all are you referring to? Or is it not in this video?

[@billb.5887]

drone noun (AIRCRAFT) ... an aircraft that does not have a pilot but is controlled by someone on the ground, used especially for dropping bombs or for surveillance

[@hifinsword]

A drone would be any aircraft that flies autonomously, i.e. a pre-planned flight and flown without any pilot, inside or outside the aircraft.

[@AZ-bx8yi]

@Fun freq EMRA is more like it = Electric Multi Rotor Aircraft.

[@AZ-bx8yi]

Disagreed, MiRA doesn’t make a lot of sense, and anything non electric in the future doesn’t make sense so let’s just all agree that EMRA is the way to go. Sorry you didn’t think of it first, no need for hostility, lol. All jokes aside, you’re right, maybe they will get their act together someday soon, but let’s not count on it just yet!

[@manp1039]

i think Cyclotech style propulsion will ultimately win out over standard props for quad human flight.

[@thomasrudder9639]

Parker takes Todd Hoffman to school

[@AceMarcusWorld2]

4:08 this is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. I need a fleet of them in every color. 💳

[@bencowles2105]

not bad. I prefer mine because it is faster and has a greater range with its hybrid power system. speed 450 knots, altitude 11,000 ft. range 600 miles. catch me if you can.

[@luizripper1967]

if the eletronic control broke? how to control this flying machine?

[@leonlionheart5927]

@Luiz Ripper ... just pray.

[@EdHartling]

One thing's missing is the roto-blade safety shields unless you don't mind losing a toe.

[@NBC_NCO]

Hopefully none of them use Windows as an operating system

[@hifinsword]

If even 1 motor axis on a quadcopter fails, the aircraft crashes. One axis might have 2 motors, upper and lower. It won't take long before a minimum of 6 motors dominates the sport for safety reasons. Four might be more efficient and faster, but regulators will require safer a/c.

[@codetech5598]

"Racing" and "safety" are two different goals.

[@md.moinulislam9467]

MASHAALLAH khub valo video......

[@klauszwegert6382]

the last one is cgi but whatever lol

[@arinaZamorochka]

Magnetohydrodynamic engine.

[@mariosanchez-sj9yv]

All digital Hollywood sauce. This people still playing with propellers

[@DengbulaAce]

Is there a a possible way of making flying boats? That'll be awesome.👍👍👍👍👍

[@lineetoliviersebire3444]

Bonjour , superbe engin mais pourquoi incliner tout l'appareil au risque de perdre l'aérodynamisme alors que l'on pourrait le conserver juste en inclinant les moteurs ?

[@lagendacpbelalangkunyit1289]

I think this evtol race not suitable for small track try it at large space like grand canyon

[@toptechtopic3121]

Great Idea !!

[@killingfields1424]

Wheres the Blackfly

[@toptechtopic3121]

My reply was gone, again please find the link below.. my reply was kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJzYe5-epbqlqcU

[@bobsnabby2298]

Racing is a very good way of developing the technology. Once the big companies step in, starts to happen a lot. Racing has more drive than being horny animal!

[@joseantonioojedacastro9309]

Del sonido de uno de los drones de la película es igual al de un motosoplante de filtros de arena. Jeeeeeee

[@seanregehr4921]

The Truth is this; racing is how the "rich" make the poor to pay for R&D (Research & Development) without giving away any ownership fo their company or assets. When you support racing you are supporting the "rich" remaining "rich" because the poor pay for it all. Essentially they will simply push out as many iterations as possible, even when they are negligible in the grans scheme. This is how they squeeze every dime and penny from the poor. Not only that but you do all their marketing for them as well. People should be demanding that they have a slice of that pie instead of a ticket for a single event.

[@dalea1691]

50 more years before they will be flying as a sport.

[@noutram1000]

I will say

[@CharlesHuse]

Am I the only one who just realized that the pod racer scene was a take on the chariot races from ancient Rome?? Clips #3 and #5 I could get behind easily. While the current multi-copter style drones are great for lightweight unmanned use, I feel there is still a lot of work to be done to make them reliable and safe for manned/piloted flight. However, I do feel that the designers and developers are on the right track. Another design I would like to see come to light is the jet-bike shown in the movie The Island with Ewan McGregor.

[@Cqdx11]

Hmmm... "Future of MotorSport"?? I guess it has Motors of the electrical persuasion, but "MotorSport"??

[@ellehell3914]

Is there a a possible way of making flying boats? That'll be awesome.

[@cuttersgoose]

LOL LOL LOL

[@valdemargarza5291]

Saludos, un detalle muy importante. El lugar para estacionar estos prototipos voladores no debe ser estacionado en estacionamientos publicos normales ya que la delincuencia nunca descansa estaran al acecho de estos para robarlos o hacerles daño. debe ser estacionado en un estacionamiento exclusivo donde sus pilotos tengan acceso exclusivo aterrizar, salir y entrar a estos con una identificacion biometrica. por si van a un local o tienda

[@ivanramirez9137]

Por que el modelo de la miniatura tiene parrilla? A caso no resta aerodinámica

[@mlack9872]

عالم السيارات الارضية الملتصقة بالارض الى مزبلة التاريخ وبالنسبة للتصميم الهندسي الاصفر للطائرة غير مقنع لانه غير مريح

[@shawnhollahan590]

These prop drone racing cars are not the way to go. They are unstable, lethal in so many ways, and the designs I'm seeing are all based on formula one cars because 'that is familiar'. They wont look like this at all when the engineering gets finalized in twenty years or so.

[@term0s]

3:48 Others now: "We want to create a real WpEout racing league" term0s in ~30 yrs: Hold my beer.

[@noutram1000]

I expect there will be different drone types/designs for different purposes, even within a sector like air taxi there will be ones designed for longer journeys and others for shorter more frequent ones... Safety is going to be critical (look what's happened to F1 and air-taxi is even more important for public recognition of this as an option). Noise level is going to be important in urban environments, anhedral tipped blades for example to improve acoustics.

[@johnorr8094]

I can see manned drones used for search and rescue, as well as for fire spotting, and medevac scenarios.

[@topsecret1837]

@@johnorr8094 I can see a flying armored vehicle using two to four ducted fans for a similar hovering purpose, then either transitioning to level flight with its main engines or using ground effect to get up to high speeds. A hybrid between an A-10 warthog and AH-56 Cheyenne.

[@cody8754]

I think a ducted fan design would be safer than an open prop quad . I’d like to see if it was possible to build one with a large central intake like an electric turbine and use thrust vectoring to maneuver by controlling the volume of airflow exiting the ducts

[@anthonygordon1131]

These vehicles will cost so much with a terrible battery life and as for me I’m 56 years old I may never see when these vehicles are affordable and become the norm .

[@icorezx14r]

When I watch vehicles of this type fly I always wonder about passive redundancy. As if one motor fails can the others compensate enough to maintain control to land? Or will the vehicle simply auger in? Any thoughts?

[@jovanleon7]

Redundancy is the minimum requirement for this type of vehicles to even pass regulations, the Blackfly even has triple redundancy.

[@topsecret1837]

Did you see the one that deploys a parachute in case it can’t fulfill the redundancy or did you make this comment before watching the entire video?

[@icorezx14r]

@@topsecret1837 I'm not smart enough to answer that question. Could you simplify it for me?

[@topsecret1837]

@@icorezx14r Did you have brain surgery in the three months before you made that reply? I’m pretty sure that question could not be simplified further.

[@topsecret1837]

@@icorezx14r Also: 7:57

[@vtstechnologies5737]

check this video : "Making a flying car" its really great .we can see all from beginning to end of first episode. @

[@mariaantoniamontanez1308]

Entended pueblo el mini Helicóptero Gen H4, Japones, inventado hace 15 años aun patea por mucho a la tecnología de 2022, dada su autonomía,facil manejo y bajo coste de fabricación,debemos actualizarlo y listo a Volar.🤠

[@MrSwimmster]

If it's manned. It's not a drone......... uuuugh..

[@toptechtopic3121]

Please find the link below en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_drone

[@MrSwimmster]

@@toptechtopic3121 good luck getting that one thru the insurance companies... lol..

[@toptechtopic3121]

thanks for your comment, fully understand what you are saying but please find the link below en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_drone

[@MrSwimmster]

@@toptechtopic3121 why do you keep sending me that link?? Saw it the first time. Like I said, good luck with the insurance companies.. lol

[@MrSwimmster]

@@toptechtopic3121 oh. And fyi. If it's just a passenger thing, then it's not a manned anything.. anything that flies and is "manned", means it has a pilot on board.. or someone "manning" the controls... so you can't can it manned if the folks on board have nothing to do with its operation..

[@chesterbrady5200]

Love you

[@animo3739]

just get used to wreckin alot

[@timothylanthorn1680]

I wonder if you could instal a light weight generator on this to charge as u fly to recieve a farther distace of travel or allow it to power up when battery gets so low like 50%

[@gartwilliams3347]

Noise!

[@loclam3825]

Yes

[@nikowagner4885]

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[@Davidsanchez12683]

Thay finally made the oppressor mk2😬

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[@jimwells3872]

Not sure I’d want to fly one.

[@mauricioserafim5962]

E bonito mais e Muito fraco esse Carro drony 👎

[@camaro92026]

You wouldn't be able to park one of these like a car. you would throw to much dust and debris damaging other vehicles around you not to mention people

[@maxiegrobner9018]

Lots of CGI very little pilots flying machines.

[@electricaviationchannelvid7863]

Hmmm

[@6-33]

I have drone motors for only $200

[@Mr_McAlex]

Только он летит не параллельно, а перпендикулярно земле и поэтому эти болидные формы никчему...

[@cabledrone9348]

This power line powered passenger drone (a.k.a cable drone ) could be another alternative: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5-ukohre953qNk

[@gerbanren9890]

PÉSIMO!!!

[@kapucinov]

the first one is an absolute joke. You put a piece of plastic on a cargo drone and call it a racing evolution???? :DDDDD

[@MikeMartinCR]

a five minute intro ... Really ?

[@suetaylor1127]

2 years ago ssssppppfffff

[@xcodychaosx]

Intro is rediculously long so I stopped watching

[@mauricioserafim5962]

You e Muito Fraco Mesmo