Homebuilt Helicopters

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DIY Helicopter

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Research and development effort over the last three years has been applied to develop a simpler, lighter, more affordable, single-seat helicopter. A helicopter with a modern stylish enclosure, not just a bare frame and seat rendition but something that has some outstanding new features. Something that does not exist in the marketplace today. It’s called the LIteLiteCopter, chiefly because its empty weight will be only 85 lbs (39kg), enabling it to be in any ultralight vehicle category worldwide. In fact, it should really be called a microlight. It will sell in the marketplace for $US25,000 as a completely finished, tested product (not a kit). It will come with a modified 2-stroke air cooled gas engine as standard. Optional versions can be ‘morphed” into either a hybrid gas-electric or pure electric. The power plant mount or frame is designed for easy conversion to both. A minimum flying time (at 55mph) will be 3 hours (all gas), 2...

BKV Group from United States Titled “The Vertical Sustainable City,” the supertall skyscraper concept is an expression of the opportunities and constraints urbanistic contexts present to architects. Juxtaposing the idea of a sprawling, urban development, the vertical shape of the tower is a direct response to minimizing the structure’s footprint. The ground floors house commercial areas framed within a vertical mall concept, with a Food Production area directly above where residents and visitors are treated to a vertical, urban farm. Traditionally, agriculture is trucked into cities from rural areas, but this tower posits a farm-to-table experience where food can be grown, harvested, and consumed on-site in a single, vertical structure. Having access to the vertical farm are residences in the upper half of the tower that also feature access to drone landing pads. There, electric and solar-powered drones can dock at or near the elevated housing units – taking traffic off...