Let’s be honest here. This could be used for emergency paramedics attending a scene within minutes or even attending people in hard to reach locations. Simply amazing 🚀😇🚀
Hey Whats My Fair Eye Brotha 🇦🇴👨🦱📳♂️ Afro🦱Clock ⏰ Key You have a magnificent copterPack We've been praying 🕊🙏❣📳for something like this somehow there is hope for everyone no matter what nationality Race you are.
This is the best concept out of all I have seen. Simple and works without much stress or strain on balancing. The 2 perfect size props does what it needs to do without a ton of props and batteries. Vtol is the best. Very simple setup. LOVE IT!
I had the same invention as a kid in the 1970's. My friends would always kid me about "Doug's backpack helicopter". I ended up in wind energy instead - very similar technology actually. I still dream of my "backpack helicopter" idea though... (my concept had larger rotors, spinning slower, otherwise, very similar)
Dang... You took my comment. The very first second I saw this thing the first thing I thought was it will never be for sale in it's current state due to decapitation. Even if the blades were higher there is no way to say that if one broke free it couldn't ricochet and impale you as well. Still a great idea to build on though.
It's not his decapitation I'm worried about. He assumed the risk. If that thing malfunctions and he loses control, it could decapitate innocent bystanders.
@@Argosh controllability was an issue. The jet pack looked wildly more dangerous. One false move and you'd slam sideways or downwards into the ground. I could be way off, but this looks like it has a more forgiving nature. Again, I don't know anything, just judging from what I can see in the short videos that exist here on youtube.
@@jusztinnemeti6380 this is pretty simple to control because the Software from drones has gotten so good. You get yaw control through the motor acceleration and the reaction of the motors is much faster than from jetpacks.
@@Argosh that's what I was wondering. I'm assuming with both units there must be some sort of fail safe device. Something that prevents the user from moving the controls in such a way that would cause loss of control.
@@jusztinnemeti6380 that's what drone software does. There's three general modes for flight control in most systems: Basic, Advanced and Acrobatic. Basic does not allow any user induced banking but simply balances the vehicle automatically depending on the user requested speed and direction. Advanced allows some control over bank angle and acceleration but limits either to within safe operating parameters. Acro mode gives the user full bank, yaw and pitch control. Naturally all vendors have different interpretations of either mode but all are more or less in those general categories. Flying a drone like a mavic air is something you can safely let a child do.
That's impressive. It looks real to me. Would love to have this on the farm, very hilly here and flying at 2 meters altitude would be enough for almost everything we do.
That would be great for those of us on the lighter side. If they build it to accommodate 87% of American men, I'll be able to carry an extra hundred pounds (~45kg) of batteries.
Within the next few years we’re going to be flying around. Once man has conquered flight, we’re in for the dawn of a new era in human transport. I hope I live long enough to experience it!
I think it's India has a design for a Ridgid aluminum skined dirgible propelled buy turbine engines. It will revolutionize cargo transport, probably based on vimana designs 😂
this has a flight time of roughly 5 mins at most, and it is only stable because of the center of mass. there are so many issues with this that the FAA will never allow it to be anything but experimental.
Would have preferred to hear the noise! Those props would have needed to produce a lot of power to lift him, but I couldn't see any dust fly up when he landed!
If your goal is to go a few thousand feet. Beyond that, the battery packs are going to start getting too heavy for it to pick up. I have an electric lawn mower. It takes a pretty substantial battery just to mow my rather modest lawn, unless the grass is kinda wet, in which case, it's not quite enough and I have to recharge to finish. Simple also means no redundancy. Either or both rotors go out and you're toast. Literally, the fatal flaw of the jet pack as well.
@@petedavis7970 That's right. But think about something between that thing from the film and a hangglider. You would use full power of the motors only to start vertically and then just glide with the motors assistance. Wanna make a start-up? %)
@@petedavis7970 Yep. Needs a ICE / Electric hybrid powerpack instead of batteries. Battery energy density just is not there yet. One of those rocket launched parachutes for entire aircraft also if sticking with just two rotors.
@@petedavis7970 separately wired double source high voltage power system doubly wired to coaxial counter rotating motors for flight redundancy, and quadruple redundant micro circuitry flight controllers no problem, no problem, no problem. Next. See you in the skies 🙌
Amazing flying machine. It is beautiful simple, sleek, compact as well as effective. It gives you power to fly vertically, horizontally and let us hover like helicopter. This is like my dream came true because I always wanted such machine that makes me feel like bird and this what CopterPack promises to enable us to do so.
@@user-sz9wt2lk6w какая разница сколько, куда, к технологии которой сто лет?)) И да, даже эта идея не нова, и каждый раз она разбивается об одно и тоже - безопасность, причем не пилота! А соответственно, необходимость регулирования воздушного движения. Ну и во-вторых, купить подержанный вертолет, будет не намного дороже, если не дешевле - цены на них такие, что позволить себе вертолет в принципе может каждый, стоят они по цене чуть больше топовой Весты.
@@DarkIllusoire, на вертолёте с балкона не взлетишь... Безопасность? - о ней говорят те, кто больше беспокоится о своей личной безопасности, чем о безопасности полётов. А то соберутся люди и, вместо митинга на площади, прилетят на лужайку перед губернаторским дворцом...
It is still early days but I can definitely see modified versions of this being used by first responders to access people who need assistance in difficult places to reach ❤️👍
Pendulum stability, max prop efficiency with the close fitting ducts, center of gravity looks about right, you nailed it! Much better then a lot of others have....
With a fixed wing aircraft that would be true but this design choice is probably more packaging driven. With the high resolution and high frequency of modern gyro tech, bottom heavy 'pendulum' stability actually reduces stability, agility, performance and efficiency. Other than ergonomics and packaging it offers no advantages that I can think of. You are actually far better with as neutral as possible thrust/centre of mass setup. This is just my own experience from building and flying quadcopters with all positive, negative and neutral stability setups. The neutral setup was easiest to tune and fly as the motors didn't have to work anywhere near as hard having to fight against a long oscillating lever arm of mass to maintain the required angle.
@@paulhope3401 that's also wrong. The COG can't be in the center for a device that's controlled by tilting the motors. It needs to be below (or above) the rotors. A quadcopter can work with the COG centered, but not the shown device.
@@TobiasLeininger Yes, after some thought I think I see your point, it is not an equal comparison. The geared tilting mechanism simply cannot have the same resolution and reaction speed of a motor.
@@paulhope3401 that's also not the point. If the COG is right on prop height, tilting the motors would not rotate the vehicle, it would be impossible to stabilize it. You need some leverage between motor force and COG inertial force. The reaction speed is not the problem, servos are more than fast enough nowadays.
Some great CG or visual effects, almost convincing. Should remember to add air disturbance to the grass, dirt path and foliage under the air vectors for the next video.
@@Mr_Chuckles it’s not a scam, just some good visual effects. If it were a scam, they’d be claiming this as video proof of something they are trying to sell. Which this is not.
@@Captndarty 1st, grow up. 2nd I was complimenting them on their work. it's well dont. 3rd My point still stands: the fact that there is no turbulent airflow created by something creating this much upwards force makes it clear that this is a video using visual effects. Not a single grain of dirt or sand is moved when he hovers over or lands on the dirt path.
@@D4MI0N good point, there is absolutely no disturbance of grass and dirt or the objects on the ground. Too bad, I really liked this. Take care and thanks for the eye opener. My cynical 60 year old self is satisfied. The landing looked odd to me from the very first viewing.
@@CarlosMongeLuna i don't agree--- standing on the propulsion system is inherently unstable. Have you ever seen the hoverboards that are powered by a hose that is fed from the ground... they require very delicate balance, or in a fraction of a second it will capsize and plunge you head-first into the water... you'd be lucky not to break your neck.
@SolarWebsite if you have a look similar devices, like multi blade hoverboard platforms, the amount of turbulence underneath them that they generate is massive. This thing isn't even blowing any of the sand underneath him in his face. I'd say that thing about doing a wide angle panorama, is you can crop off and CGI erase the suspension cable from the crane above him, that's holding him up.
@@norbertfleck812 I'm not educated in such things. But with some of the other gear coming out these days I dont have reason to doubt. Flying hoverboards, jet packs etc. If this is fake it's bound to happen in the next few years.
Früher hat man immer gehofft das die Technik mal soweit sein könnte. Jetzt ist es endlich soweit. Wir können jetzt endlich einen Menschen an einem Seil, so aussehen lassen, als könnte er durch Propeller fliegen - in dem wir alles mit Photoshop im Nachhinein bearbeiten. Großartig wie gute Videobearbeitung mittlerweile ist!
This is the single greatest invention I have seen of late. I was only thinking about this concept the other day and am glad someone has finally invented it. This invention would work brilliantly for communities located that little out of town, perhaps on a hillside or mountain side, especially during winter seasons when roads are a little risky to drive on. It is an ‘as the crow flies’ invention and will surely be much sought after. It will be great to see the modifications that arise after its introduction. I visualise shopping bag attachments for that quick winter shop into town and back. Great work. I hope they do wonderfully. 🥸
Bruh, I would not call this reliable! If either of those propellers fail, best case you drop like a stone. Worst case one of them keeps running and you spin out of control. Maybe if it had a foolproof kill-switch and you flew with a reserve parachute or two. But even then failures on takeoff or landing, when you're too low for a reserve to deploy but too high for the fall to be survivable, would likely be fatal. If you want to fly, take up paragliding. It would probably be less dangerous...
I looks more sensible than the Gravity Tech jet pack where you are supporting most of your weight with your forearms. Assuming this electric, it must have an even shorter flight time than the Grav Tech pac though.
@@nzsaltflatsracer8054 A gyro is probably way more fun to fly and land then this thing! : D i just cant wait until i can turn myself into a V tol glider! kinda like the footlaunch gliders they have but with those 2 drone motors on each side so you can actually take off from the ground, get some height and start gliding! this machine will be my dream! I´ve been thinking about this since im a kid and if inflatbale wings or solid wings etc! so many amazing things! i rly hope some1 has the same ideas as me but the potential to make it a real thing! I never flew besides on Computer games but im in love with landing especially dead stick landings! Most my friends who are not into flying think its weird that landing is my favourite part about flying?! How do you pilots think about this?
@@Deadmau5l fairly easy to make each nacel coaxial counter-rotating and therefore fail-safed and redundant. Flight controller hardware is cheap and can be made quadruple+ redundancy etc. When engineers figure they need to leave the ground, proper considerations are made for human safety. It's the bean counters sticking their fingers in the pie you have to worry about.
@@lmichaellangobarda7906 A drone is classified as being an unmanned aircraft, or essentially a flying robot. This is comparable to the jet pack and seems like it would be more versatile.
A perfect concept - the CG looks really effective-stability and maneuverability are obvious, seems like it’s all about a new lightweight, high wattage power supply for duration
@@3dnutta Center of Gravity --- some of the personal flight devices show the pilot sitting atop the fuselage with their legs and trunks will above the center horizontal plane
Best machine i've seen. You can keep it stored as a normal bike, in any appartment. Blades plane can be moved higher, in a future design, so no decapitation... Then, the "land on one engine mode" on "emergency geometry", emergency landing, if one the engines fails, has to be programmed and mechanicaly addapted, easy too.. so no victims ever. Beautiful.
With a 2 kWh Lithium battery you could perform a 5 minutes flight, depending on the efficiency. It seems to be possible although this video could be just CGI.
@@rodrigezslickepitt6580 That's precisely why they said battery technology is key. Electric motors are far more efficient than internal combustion engines and produce minimal emissions. It's our batteries that make vehicle electrification so difficult. With better batteries, electricity could easily replace gasoline in regards to vehicle propulsion.
Very strange: the "company" behind does not even provide a website with more than a few photos. No explanation, no investment ads, no career opportunities, just nothing. So there is a high probability that the whole thing is just a fake (or "art project").
@@IliaBroudno Yes, that's absolutely right. If you compare that with the Jetpack, you should expect a huge cloud of dust. To lift a man, you need to accelerate at least 30 cubic meters of air per second to 35 m/s (= 126 km/h) This derives from F = m * a with F > 1000 N. This should produce a massive downwash. Also, at a coastal cliff the wind is extremely random and unpredictable - no one would choose such a place for a maiden flight. However, the size of that thing seems to be realistic, and a accumulator capacity for a 5 minutes flight seems also to be something to handle. The necessary power is around 20 kW, which requires a accumulator capacity of some more than 2,5 kWh which equals some less than 20 kg. However, the motors in the middle of the propellers are far to small to deliver 10 kW of mechanical power.
He's always hanging around with his biggest fans.
Great play on words.👍👍👍
Nice pun
You only get one Dad joke like that per lifetime, now you must leave UA-cam and never return.
Noice
🤣
Let’s be honest here. This could be used for emergency paramedics attending a scene within minutes or even attending people in hard to reach locations. Simply amazing 🚀😇🚀
sure, become the new emergency while youre at it!
how long does it take to get out of the car and set up? how much weight can it hold?
Hey Whats My Fair Eye Brotha
🇦🇴👨🦱📳♂️
Afro🦱Clock ⏰ Key
You have a magnificent copterPack
We've been praying 🕊🙏❣📳for something like this somehow there is hope for everyone no matter what nationality Race you are.
@@hygrometer get good or get out
Look for gravity indutries, they're already doing it
This is the best concept out of all I have seen. Simple and works without much stress or strain on balancing. The 2 perfect size props does what it needs to do without a ton of props and batteries. Vtol is the best. Very simple setup. LOVE IT!
There's only 4 moving parts but if any one of them fail you are definitely going down.
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
since 10 years i had the same plan in my head. No one supported me. Now i see my project is done by someone different. I m proud with you guys !
They had these kind of things 20 years ago: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoloTrek_XFV
@@codetech5598 was about to say the same
I had the same invention as a kid in the 1970's. My friends would always kid me about "Doug's backpack helicopter". I ended up in wind energy instead - very similar technology actually. I still dream of my "backpack helicopter" idea though... (my concept had larger rotors, spinning slower, otherwise, very similar)
@@codetech5598
didnt knew that dude
i believed in u 🥹
Carefully engineered so that in the case of an emergency the blades are at neck level providing a swift and painless decapitation.
Dang... You took my comment. The very first second I saw this thing the first thing I thought was it will never be for sale in it's current state due to decapitation. Even if the blades were higher there is no way to say that if one broke free it couldn't ricochet and impale you as well. Still a great idea to build on though.
Yeah i heard this guy was sponsored by cuisinart
@@peru00bobby1 LMFAO i was mixing some protein with my cuisinart while reading this lol
@@peru00bobby1 bahahaha
It's not his decapitation I'm worried about. He assumed the risk. If that thing malfunctions and he loses control, it could decapitate innocent bystanders.
Very cool. They look highly maneuverable. Now, if they would just fold back when not in use like a butterfly's wings, we'd be all set. 😎
Shouldn't even be that hard to engineer given current technology.
@Honky Tonk
why do you need nanotechnology to fold giant propellers behind your back? xD
Wouldn’t imagine it would be that hard.
If it could tuck away when not in use, or become a bike, you could say it Transforms.
@@sozijlt That would be cool if could become a bike!
Flying machines like this are really cool
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
The vulture suit from spider man,focking badass .
Now, we just need to figure out how to use my stored fat to run this device. It could run for days, maybe weeks.
True...but only the one time.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just make it a peddle crank for power and there you go 🤣
@@gmarie701 refuel
Perhaps make it an Airship bicycle with battery assist ;-) Imagine landing at the airport and some air bikers are just chugging beers at the runway...
Those fans are just to keep the pilot cool. You should see him sweat when they stop spinning!
Ha ha, props for that joke!
Man all these dumb jokes take away from humanity saying "why the hell don't we have this yet?"
@@uhom469 Because Icarus
ha ha, I bet.
fan use for balancing
Wherever he is, Leonardo da Vinci must be laughing and clapping his hands like a happy fool!🤩
He isn't, he doesn't exist...step away from religion.
@@michaelanderson7715 What the fuck has Leonardo da Vinci got to do with religion?
@@michaelanderson7715 Lol whut? 😆
@@michaelanderson7715 step away from the internet and read a book. Wow.
@@BurtTurbo amoeba
I'm already imagining a bunch of super cool ideas and fun things you could do with this. Imagine you can call it to you like Ironman calls his suit!
Looks like a better option than the jet pack.
@JZ's Best Friend it has much better controllability, so it's safe enough to be used as a toy for the beginning.
@@Argosh controllability was an issue. The jet pack looked wildly more dangerous. One false move and you'd slam sideways or downwards into the ground. I could be way off, but this looks like it has a more forgiving nature. Again, I don't know anything, just judging from what I can see in the short videos that exist here on youtube.
@@jusztinnemeti6380 this is pretty simple to control because the Software from drones has gotten so good. You get yaw control through the motor acceleration and the reaction of the motors is much faster than from jetpacks.
@@Argosh that's what I was wondering. I'm assuming with both units there must be some sort of fail safe device. Something that prevents the user from moving the controls in such a way that would cause loss of control.
@@jusztinnemeti6380 that's what drone software does. There's three general modes for flight control in most systems: Basic, Advanced and Acrobatic. Basic does not allow any user induced banking but simply balances the vehicle automatically depending on the user requested speed and direction. Advanced allows some control over bank angle and acceleration but limits either to within safe operating parameters. Acro mode gives the user full bank, yaw and pitch control. Naturally all vendors have different interpretations of either mode but all are more or less in those general categories. Flying a drone like a mavic air is something you can safely let a child do.
That's impressive. It looks real to me. Would love to have this on the farm, very hilly here and flying at 2 meters altitude would be enough for almost everything we do.
With safety meshes and speed limiting, i can see this becoming a good helicopter alternative for fast first aid
they did an excellent job editing out the cable he is hanging from - almost undetectable - almost
Not enough thrust to make the grass ripple.
Yea and they say on there website that it was a tethered test aswell
@@someguy5035
Gee, that’s original.
Gonna need four blades to lift most Americans.
Gonna need 400 blades to lift most Americans!
"Me too..."
That would be great for those of us on the lighter side. If they build it to accommodate 87% of American men, I'll be able to carry an extra hundred pounds (~45kg) of batteries.
@B Babbich From all the SOY stuffed into foodstuffs, Avoid soy and your weight plummets and your GUT shrinks!
Countries with skinny citizens can't afford this device.
Within the next few years we’re going to be flying around. Once man has conquered flight, we’re in for the dawn of a new era in human transport. I hope I live long enough to experience it!
Sounds like hell on earth.
I think it's India has a design for a Ridgid aluminum skined dirgible propelled buy turbine engines. It will revolutionize cargo transport, probably based on vimana designs 😂
@@itsROMPERS... you feel safer on the ground huh?
Such a simple drone-like design and works.
this has a flight time of roughly 5 mins at most, and it is only stable because of the center of mass. there are so many issues with this that the FAA will never allow it to be anything but experimental.
Absolutley brilliant!!!
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
great design
This needs to be in the cold open of the next James Bond movie!
You just let the cat out of the bag🤯
1965 Bond uses jet pack. 2021 Bond uses propeller pack. 😖
@@ericrodgers5646 if it was small and foldable 😎
What a time to be alive
Until the noise suddenly stops at 100 feet above the ground........
@@robertphillips2983 that's when you really experience living
@@badongo328 Yes, ... briefly. :p
You watch two minute paper videos?
@@badongo328 I think if you give a really loud fart you could brake your fall......just thinking.
WOW!!! Impressive !!
You have to ask yourself why the grass/sand don't blow or what that blur is above the pilots head at :53 or where the batteries are.
Would have preferred to hear the noise! Those props would have needed to produce a lot of power to lift him, but I couldn't see any dust fly up when he landed!
That thing looks simple and thanks to that it has the future.
If your goal is to go a few thousand feet. Beyond that, the battery packs are going to start getting too heavy for it to pick up. I have an electric lawn mower. It takes a pretty substantial battery just to mow my rather modest lawn, unless the grass is kinda wet, in which case, it's not quite enough and I have to recharge to finish.
Simple also means no redundancy. Either or both rotors go out and you're toast. Literally, the fatal flaw of the jet pack as well.
@@petedavis7970 That's right. But think about something between that thing from the film and a hangglider. You would use full power of the motors only to start vertically and then just glide with the motors assistance. Wanna make a start-up? %)
@@petedavis7970 Yep. Needs a ICE / Electric hybrid powerpack instead of batteries. Battery energy density just is not there yet. One of those rocket launched parachutes for entire aircraft also if sticking with just two rotors.
@@petedavis7970 separately wired double source high voltage power system doubly wired to coaxial counter rotating motors for flight redundancy, and quadruple redundant micro circuitry flight controllers no problem, no problem, no problem.
Next. See you in the skies 🙌
@@captainTubesWhatever you say Captain Splat.
My dream 🤩👍
AWESOME!!!! I JUST FOUND MY CHRISTMAS PRESENT!!!
SANTUARY
It took you 7 months to find your Christmas present?
That would make a Hell of an entrance to a picnic party.
Looking forward to picking up my kids in this. Each can hold onto one of my boots.
_Joke aside, this is awesome, well done!_
Amazing flying machine. It is beautiful simple, sleek, compact as well as effective. It gives you power to fly vertically, horizontally and let us hover like helicopter. This is like my dream came true because I always wanted such machine that makes me feel like bird and this what CopterPack promises to enable us to do so.
Amazing! Respect from Poland!
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
OK, I see a lot of cool stuff on youtube, but this takes the prize. For this week at least ;)
I agree
I want the same ! What ´s the price ? Certainly more than 250 000€?
I just want the two electric motors that are being used.
Maybe even the month 😂
Пересматриваю в тысячный раз. Надеюсь, за этим будущее)
guys, u are my heroes × from Russia with love :>
Пипец ты только проснулся)) Сто лет как человек использует винта для полетов, а он все о будущем мечтает
@@DarkIllusoire, сколько человек на планете могут взять и полететь куда угодно из любой не оборудованной точки?
@@user-sz9wt2lk6w какая разница сколько, куда, к технологии которой сто лет?)) И да, даже эта идея не нова, и каждый раз она разбивается об одно и тоже - безопасность, причем не пилота! А соответственно, необходимость регулирования воздушного движения. Ну и во-вторых, купить подержанный вертолет, будет не намного дороже, если не дешевле - цены на них такие, что позволить себе вертолет в принципе может каждый, стоят они по цене чуть больше топовой Весты.
@@DarkIllusoire, на вертолёте с балкона не взлетишь...
Безопасность? - о ней говорят те, кто больше беспокоится о своей личной безопасности, чем о безопасности полётов. А то соберутся люди и, вместо митинга на площади, прилетят на лужайку перед губернаторским дворцом...
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Amazing..Best wishes from India..
It is still early days but I can definitely see modified versions of this being used by first responders to access people who need assistance in difficult places to reach ❤️👍
The stuff that dreams are made of. Congratulations!
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
It's the beginning of something amazing.
Fantastic!! Well done guys.
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
Well done! This is more practical than other similar inventions and similar to my design. Good luck to you.
That is stupendous, ingenious and functional.
and don't forget, deadly.
@@robertphillips2983 like life?
And lasts less than one minute.
How big would the battery have to be to make it useful?
"Functional" LOL
Please bring this to the market!
You need to write that in Chinese if you want it to come true
@@HH-tp1dc An Australian guy made this
@@Anton-bp6nf But china would copy, produce and ship this thing in no time ;)
@@artvandaley2788 True! And for half the price too! lol
Shit, they already have a catchy name and stylized logo. Coming to a Wal-Mart near you.
A human Micronaut he is "Acroyear" love it, well done.
Needs a cooler helmet, though. 🤔
Its a great time to be alive.
I’m in! I will keep watching. Some have dreams, a rare few have vision.
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
Great job guys, fantastic it is also an Aussie company. I look forward to seeing more!
I thought I am his big fan but he got his own fans.
This looks amazing. If you guys ever end up selling these I need one.
A briljant personlige flying machine
Uhhh you just trumped the jet pack guys in one video... well done.
😅😅😅
Pendulum stability, max prop efficiency with the close fitting ducts, center of gravity looks about right, you nailed it! Much better then a lot of others have....
There is no pendulum stability on a helicopter like that. It only works through a flight controller.
With a fixed wing aircraft that would be true but this design choice is probably more packaging driven.
With the high resolution and high frequency of modern gyro tech, bottom heavy 'pendulum' stability actually reduces stability, agility, performance and efficiency. Other than ergonomics and packaging it offers no advantages that I can think of.
You are actually far better with as neutral as possible thrust/centre of mass setup.
This is just my own experience from building and flying quadcopters with all positive, negative and neutral stability setups. The neutral setup was easiest to tune and fly as the motors didn't have to work anywhere near as hard having to fight against a long oscillating lever arm of mass to maintain the required angle.
@@paulhope3401 that's also wrong. The COG can't be in the center for a device that's controlled by tilting the motors. It needs to be below (or above) the rotors.
A quadcopter can work with the COG centered, but not the shown device.
@@TobiasLeininger Yes, after some thought I think I see your point, it is not an equal comparison. The geared tilting mechanism simply cannot have the same resolution and reaction speed of a motor.
@@paulhope3401 that's also not the point. If the COG is right on prop height, tilting the motors would not rotate the vehicle, it would be impossible to stabilize it. You need some leverage between motor force and COG inertial force. The reaction speed is not the problem, servos are more than fast enough nowadays.
Well done my friend ..it needs a small frame with a simple bike seat , only for comfort..! Cool
Some great CG or visual effects, almost convincing. Should remember to add air disturbance to the grass, dirt path and foliage under the air vectors for the next video.
you think this is a scam?
@@Mr_Chuckles it’s not a scam, just some good visual effects. If it were a scam, they’d be claiming this as video proof of something they are trying to sell. Which this is not.
@@andredbraxton yeah just waiting for the "kickstarter" now...
@@Captndarty if it is fake, its really well done for sure. But it is odd how there is no disturbance of sand or grass anywhere in the clip.
@@Captndarty 1st, grow up. 2nd I was complimenting them on their work. it's well dont. 3rd My point still stands: the fact that there is no turbulent airflow created by something creating this much upwards force makes it clear that this is a video using visual effects. Not a single grain of dirt or sand is moved when he hovers over or lands on the dirt path.
I am a 6 year again old believing anything is possible now..... Good on you.
@@D4MI0N good point, there is absolutely no disturbance of grass and dirt or the objects on the ground. Too bad, I really liked this.
Take care and thanks for the eye opener.
My cynical 60 year old self is satisfied. The landing looked odd to me from the very first viewing.
I like this better than standing on a drone. It seems more intuitive.
Perhaps, but I disagree. I like the green goblin.
though im not sure if hanging from a harness is a good thing for the body, comparably i mean
If you're standing on it to fly it, that would mean it's really not a drone. Drones are ummanned.
@@CarlosMongeLuna i don't agree--- standing on the propulsion system is inherently unstable. Have you ever seen the hoverboards that are powered by a hose that is fed from the ground... they require very delicate balance, or in a fraction of a second it will capsize and plunge you head-first into the water... you'd be lucky not to break your neck.
Airbike!
@SolarWebsite if you have a look similar devices, like multi blade hoverboard platforms, the amount of turbulence underneath them that they generate is massive.
This thing isn't even blowing any of the sand underneath him in his face. I'd say that thing about doing a wide angle panorama, is you can crop off and CGI erase the suspension cable from the crane above him, that's holding him up.
Finally a life size toy I can actually use...
This is a genuine shut up and take my money moment
Lol!
There are several hints that the video could be just CGI.
@@norbertfleck812 I'm not educated in such things. But with some of the other gear coming out these days I dont have reason to doubt. Flying hoverboards, jet packs etc. If this is fake it's bound to happen in the next few years.
This would make a GREAT Father’s Day Gift!!! For ME!
Früher hat man immer gehofft das die Technik mal soweit sein könnte. Jetzt ist es endlich soweit.
Wir können jetzt endlich einen Menschen an einem Seil, so aussehen lassen, als könnte er durch Propeller fliegen - in dem wir alles mit Photoshop im Nachhinein bearbeiten.
Großartig wie gute Videobearbeitung mittlerweile ist!
I would say "take all my money" but I don't thing the twenty bucks I have is going to cut it.
CANT FIND THE "ADD TO CART BUTTON"!!!!
This is the single greatest invention I have seen of late. I was only thinking about this concept the other day and am glad someone has finally invented it. This invention would work brilliantly for communities located that little out of town, perhaps on a hillside or mountain side, especially during winter seasons when roads are a little risky to drive on. It is an ‘as the crow flies’ invention and will surely be much sought after.
It will be great to see the modifications that arise after its introduction. I visualise shopping bag attachments for that quick winter shop into town and back.
Great work. I hope they do wonderfully. 🥸
Excellent and simple idea but genius 👍👏👏👏👏🌹🌷
They edited out the part when he threw his hands up in victory and simultaneously chopped both of them off..
Funny as lol🤣🤣
😂😂😂
******LMFAO******
You won the internets for today LMAO!
🤣🤣🤣
Awesome, absolutely bloody awesome!
Yes, and now please without a wire.
Wow that´s amazing👌👍
A guard should be used as well as a fan for safety.
It's really cool!
Looks more reliable than most other concepts of flying man.
Looks also more reliable, and durable
Those rotora look very weak (not durable)
@@ImieNazwiskoOK But relatively inexpensive.
@@tricosteryl But why would buy something that would fly for minute? (if it can fly, because that video looks very fake)
@@ImieNazwiskoOK ask the channel for this. I dont have any share in this project
Bruh, I would not call this reliable!
If either of those propellers fail, best case you drop like a stone. Worst case one of them keeps running and you spin out of control.
Maybe if it had a foolproof kill-switch and you flew with a reserve parachute or two. But even then failures on takeoff or landing, when you're too low for a reserve to deploy but too high for the fall to be survivable, would likely be fatal.
If you want to fly, take up paragliding. It would probably be less dangerous...
Wow, it looks so stable, and controlled already
You have to give that guy props.
Best looking flying pack so far
I actually think this is even cooler than a Jetpack.
Seems to be safer too.
Even though thay stole the same music 🎶
Yes, but the jet pack is real, Ive seen him, or one of his pilots, testing it down the river in the UK.
@@dalitsozulu9876 Safer
until you stick your finger in the blades
I agree, looks cheaper too
That's looks like a lot of fun.
You must be famous. You got two HUGE FANS
got it?
clever editing and the use of a wide camera angle do a great job of hiding the wire this rig is suspended from
No need to "fake" this. It's perfectly normal technology.
@@ThatBoomerDude56 yeah there's no need to, but they did anyway
@@jp9403 No evidence that this is faked.
@@ThatBoomerDude56 yes there is, look it up. Clear as the clone tool.
That looks a lot more logical than all the other shit being developed & it would classify as a part 103 ultralight here in the US.
I looks more sensible than the Gravity Tech jet pack where you are supporting most of your weight with your forearms. Assuming this electric, it must have an even shorter flight time than the Grav Tech pac though.
That is true! but for my german brain that wanted to fly as a kid this thing is still super silly compared to the things they could do ;)
@@bamfyfe My kiwi brain still enjoys buzzing the Rocky Mountains with my Sube gyro & landing at gas stations for lunch.
@@nzsaltflatsracer8054 A gyro is probably way more fun to fly and land then this thing! : D i just cant wait until i can turn myself into a V tol glider! kinda like the footlaunch gliders they have but with those 2 drone motors on each side so you can actually take off from the ground, get some height and start gliding! this machine will be my dream! I´ve been thinking about this since im a kid and if inflatbale wings or solid wings etc! so many amazing things! i rly hope some1 has the same ideas as me but the potential to make it a real thing! I never flew besides on Computer games but im in love with landing especially dead stick landings! Most my friends who are not into flying think its weird that landing is my favourite part about flying?! How do you pilots think about this?
It's logical because it was developed in Australia, not in the U.S. :)
Karlsson-on-the-Roof is back! "Я небольшое привидение с мотором! Дикое, но симпатичное!"
Wow, so amazing flying man. Big like. ^^ Take care & seeU. ^^
Well done guys, thats the magic right there. Love it.
This looks more sustainable than the other jet packs, more doable.
it relies on more stable air though, one collapse like you have on a parachute and your dead
@@Deadmau5l fairly easy to make each nacel coaxial counter-rotating and therefore fail-safed and redundant. Flight controller hardware is cheap and can be made quadruple+ redundancy etc. When engineers figure they need to leave the ground, proper considerations are made for human safety. It's the bean counters sticking their fingers in the pie you have to worry about.
Yes.. Does it take less fuel than the jet pack?
Likes GI Joe
Certainly more stealthy and economical than jet packs. However, it may not have the performance and range of a jet pack.
"Manned drone" makes about as much sense as "dehydrated water" :-D
I have to agree other than the fun factor
This isn’t a drone. This is more analogous to the Bell jet pack that ran on hydrogen peroxide.
Mmmmmm, dehydrated water. I use that to make very, very, dry wines.
@@KelleyStrzelczyk pucker much?
@@lmichaellangobarda7906 A drone is classified as being an unmanned aircraft, or essentially a flying robot. This is comparable to the jet pack and seems like it would be more versatile.
From all us here at James Bond Franchise, we thank you.
I don't like y'all because somehow you've designed the exact thing that I've designed!
Thieves
very Impressive, Great
I need this in my life so bad! I love it! Man is a genius! 😻💘
Well done 👏🏼
Palm Beach too - oops, I meant Summer Bay ha ha
Well Drone*
You two lads crack me up, i really appreciate your content, there isnt much around that can compete with your product.. cheers
Yeah, but what if you're really fat?
uh oh, Marty's about to revamp supergramps with wings...
Looks like he has his two biggest fans by his side. Wish other celebs would do this.
Right! Ok. My turn! LOL Fantastic! Thanks for sharing this.
Definitely one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time!
A perfect concept - the CG looks really effective-stability and maneuverability are obvious, seems like it’s all about a new lightweight, high wattage power supply for duration
"the CG looks really effective" The center of gravity, or computer graphics as I am tending towards the second...
@@3dnutta Center of Gravity --- some of the personal flight devices show the pilot sitting atop the fuselage with their legs and trunks will above the center horizontal plane
@@3dnutta you probably think the earths flat too ?
Oh I know what CG stands for in this context. Was a word play eluding to this being faked.
No No the only thing flat here is your comprehension.
Best machine i've seen. You can keep it stored as a normal bike, in any appartment. Blades plane can be moved higher, in a future design, so no decapitation... Then, the "land on one engine mode" on "emergency geometry", emergency landing, if one the engines fails, has to be programmed and mechanicaly addapted, easy too.. so no victims ever. Beautiful.
Yep, I'm getting one as soon as they are available!
If we only had lightweight long lasting batteries.😙
It's coming be patient.
But it beats that jet pack by a mile at least if something goes wrong you don't lose your hands in an explosion.
Hydrogen fuel cells do increase flight time significantly
Or just long power cable lol
With a 2 kWh Lithium battery you could perform a 5 minutes flight, depending on the efficiency.
It seems to be possible although this video could be just CGI.
@@norbertfleck812 like a couple of years back some guys filmed a toy claiming it was a backpack drone
Just as the jetpack, the flying time is not that long! But its great to see!
A man flying a bicycle! 😲😲👏👏👏👏👏👏😊😉👍👍
I'll need a turbocharged version to get my big butt off the ground
@@lawngnome777
Yeah I saw those little motors and figured they’d need at least 20kw per to get ass in the air.
I'd still wear giant springs on my shoes just in case.
Also, it should be shaped like two golden arches.
Go go gadget springs.
THE MAN WHO COULD FLY
Amazing! I've always wondered why we haven't seen this until now. Battery technology is the key to all development like this
no, combustion engine is the key. batteries are waaay inferior to gasoline in terms of energy storage.
@@rodrigezslickepitt6580 That's precisely why they said battery technology is key. Electric motors are far more efficient than internal combustion engines and produce minimal emissions. It's our batteries that make vehicle electrification so difficult. With better batteries, electricity could easily replace gasoline in regards to vehicle propulsion.
This makes more practical sense than the jetpack idea!
Very strange: the "company" behind does not even provide a website with more than a few photos.
No explanation, no investment ads, no career opportunities, just nothing.
So there is a high probability that the whole thing is just a fake (or "art project").
Could be a brand new small company that is just trying to get off the ground.
I noticed no dust was kicked up when he was landing on a dirt road.
Probably there is no company, just some guy that built this in his basement.
@@IliaBroudno Yes, that's absolutely right. If you compare that with the Jetpack, you should expect a huge cloud of dust.
To lift a man, you need to accelerate at least 30 cubic meters of air per second to 35 m/s (= 126 km/h) This derives from F = m * a with F > 1000 N.
This should produce a massive downwash.
Also, at a coastal cliff the wind is extremely random and unpredictable - no one would choose such a place for a maiden flight.
However, the size of that thing seems to be realistic, and a accumulator capacity for a 5 minutes flight seems also to be something to handle.
The necessary power is around 20 kW, which requires a accumulator capacity of some more than 2,5 kWh which equals some less than 20 kg.
However, the motors in the middle of the propellers are far to small to deliver 10 kW of mechanical power.
DJA think????