Discover CycloTech #1 | Company Introduction
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- Discover CycloTech #1 | Company
CycloTech is introducing the premiere episode of a mini video series - #DiscoverCycloTech
Dive deep into the heart of CycloTech and see what sets us apart within #AirMobility. Join us on this captivating journey as we show our values, mission, and the driving forces behind our passion for the #CycloRotor technology.
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Keep waiting to see something tangible and flyable by an actual person! 👍
Any bird strike analysis? And what happens when you loose one or more rotors?
Just imagine mixing 2 Cyclo Rotors at the front, 2 heli rotors at the sides and a jet engine at the back! 😂
How loud?
Good question??
Quieter due to no change in velocity compared to the inside and outside of a propeller
So no vortices hopefully
@@Minigrub what about the tip which has flow on one side and not the other. That’s where sound comes from on propellers.
Can it autorotate or glide? It feels like any loss of power would be unrecoverable
I think your engine is the only solution, all the other „flying cars“ look like helicopters made of plastic
Except for lilium jet.
Check out LEO Flight - a flying supercar
I can only imagine an electric car that can convert its wheels into cyclorotors. So cool!
Can your craft auto-rotate to a safe landing, in the event of power failure?
You just drop out of the sky....
@@dedlunchreally?
while they are quieter than a chopper I don't see them being used yet in regular areas until they produce as little noise as a car driving slow, as they sound like a garden strimmer or a hedge trimmer which can be heard from multiple blocks away, so the idea of multiple around homesteads and local streets I hope you have a way to manipulate it in order to reduce those current drawbacks but i'll withold my concerns for now since it's a new field it is however a step in the right direction i've always felt traditional propellers felt dated and dangerous and didn't give the degree of control I often see spacecraft in my fav space sim StarCitizen I have hoverbikes in that game and your Cyclo Vehicular Aeronautic's (CVA) has more aerial stability than those currently do!
Awesome ytechnology. Congratulations for your achievement.
Promote a race of those vehicles and start getting tons of media money, get military companies to build their cars by licensing your technology so they can race and keep developing the technology with you (and get military contracts around the globe) , speed up development and amaze the consumers making them wish to get one ASAP (possibly influencing govs to also speed up homologation for some cities). Don't be like the other great flying vehicles out there. Build great partnership with battery makers and make them compete for the best battery in the race. Talk to Tesla to make a flying version of one of his cars. It's the first time I see a flying vehicle that actually could be small and simple as a car. Congrats, so exciting.
I'm not expert but I like your concept of flying car more than others, I have a idea why didn't mix the cycle rotor with the car wheels.
Seems like a very skinny tyre on an end might work 👍🏻
How long can it fly for?
Very cool!!!
I'm watching the future being made here
I always wondered if it would be possible to equip VTOLs like that with loudspeakers to cancel out the basic engine noise during take-off and landing phases to make them even better suited for urban mobility.
I imagine that would waste a lot of energy. Whatever energy is lost as noise, you'd need the same amount to cancel out the noise. Redirecting the noise or altering its spectra might be more efficient.
Can these be covered with a downwards-vented shell to obscure their appearance and possibly fan out the intake, or is the open eggbeater appearance somehow intrinsic to the mechanism?
How does the quad rotor vehicle shown achieve yaw control? Purely by differential thrust I guess?
We have lift off, and drift. Control is illusive.
Tesla should look into this. Their inductive motors would help alot
Normale Rotoren nehmen auch zu viel Platz weg, cyclorotoren hingegen nicht