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UAM Spreads Its Wings, Cuts Its Wires, and Ponders Hydrogen Power
Entrepreneurs explore the future of urban air mobility
UAM entrepreneurs are exploring hydrogen fuel cells and WiGL technology that proposes recharging eVTOLs midair.
Can Your UAVs Make It Rain? The Drones in Dubai Can.
Scientists in Dubai are modifying drones to shoot laser beams into clouds and charge them with electricity to create rain.
The Top 7 Leading Contenders in the Emerging UAM Market
The race is on for the lead in urban air mobility
AeroCar Journal’s top 7 picks for the companies that may make it in the fiercely competitive emerging urban air mobility market.
The Future of Urban Air Mobility
UAM by the numbers
These are the key numbers being posited as the Urban Air Mobility industry matures between now and 2035.
Will Graphene Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries Before eVTOLs Take Off?
Graphene batteries may make eVTOLs (flying cars) a reality more quickly than lithium batteries.
The Answer to Urban Air Mobility Congestion
Could it be a "magic" flying bus?
Heads’ up, Airbus. There’s a new air bus coming to town. Actually, it’s coming to downtown, perhaps a downtown near you. Kelekona, a New York City-based start-up, has set its sights on developing a mass transit eVTOL as big as a city bus. With a payload of 10,000 lbs. (about 4500 kg), Kelekona is aiming…