Star Wars Revisited
Japan's Tetra 3 for Personal Flying
This Boeing GoFly, Top Ten winner is so cool it looks like its ready for Star Wars adventures. It's called Tetra 3 and is the concept design created by Team Tetra of Japan. It clearly looks like a flying motorbike. The operator rides it like a motorcycle. And according to Team Tetra Captain Tasuka Nakai, the operator can work it and fly it like a video game.
Fun and Easy to Fly
The Japanese team says the Tetra 3 is easy for anyone to fly. An electric motor powers the propellers. The device can hover, take off and land vertically and fly horizontally, much like a plane with fixed wings. To win the competition, it also has to fly non-stop at least 20 miles, safely, with minimal noise and comply with the international competition's size standards.
Takeoff Time
The rubber is hitting the road. The futuristic, Star Wars-like Tetra 3 is now being built into a working prototype to fly for the gold. $2 million in prize money to be awarded to one of the ten competing international teams to win Boeing's Go Fly competition. The winner will be announced in March 2019.
This Boeing GoFly, Top Ten winner is so cool it looks like its ready for Star Wars adventures. It's called Tetra 3 and is the concept design created by Team Tetra of Japan. It clearly looks like a flying motorbike. The operator rides it like a motorcycle. And according to Team Tetra Captain Tasuka Nakai, the operator can work it and fly it like a video game.
Fun and Easy to Fly
The Japanese team says the Tetra 3 is easy for anyone to fly. An electric motor powers the propellers. The device can hover, take off and land vertically and fly horizontally, much like a plane with fixed wings. To win the competition, it also has to fly non-stop at least 20 miles, safely, with minimal noise and comply with the international competition's size standards.
Takeoff Time
The rubber is hitting the road. The futuristic, Star Wars-like Tetra 3 is now being built into a working prototype to fly for the gold. $2 million in prize money to be awarded to one of the ten competing international teams to win Boeing's Go Fly competition. The winner will be announced in March 2019.
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