Four-passenger autonomous eVTOL designed for remotely supervised operation using 12 electric propellers, with tilting propulsion at the front and fixed lift propellers aft.
Prototype flight testing; autonomous passenger certification pendingUnited States
Callouts below refer to the component-topology diagram, not to an unverified position on the artistic rendering.
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Twelve-propeller architecture
Six units tilt at the front; six aft units lift vertically. The system transitions to wingborne cruise.
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Autonomous supervision
A pilot seat is omitted from the passenger cabin; safe operation still requires certified autonomy and defined ground oversight.
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Four-place cabin
Four occupants planned, separating passenger capacity from flight-supervision personnel.
Model identification
How to recognize this configuration
Program facts sourced · visual geometry held
01 · IDENTIFIER12 propellers on a high-wing, multiple-boom configuration.
02 · IDENTIFIERForward tilting and aft lift-only propulsion groups.
03 · IDENTIFIERFour passenger seats and no routine onboard pilot planned.
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Detailed configuration view
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