Developed with a $5.1 million DARPA grant, the NASA-validated thrusters have undergone 25+ years of refinement through wind tunnel and manned vehicle prototypes.
The thrusters, originally developed under a DARPA grant, have proved their mettle in over a quarter-century’s worth of testing and refinement, including testing in wind tunnels and manned prototype flights.
The vehicle is capable of operating at an exceptionally quiet sound level of less than 55 decibels at a distance of 50 feet, making it a welcome addition to urban environments and adding to its allure. The interior accommodates two passengers, their luggage, and even golf clubs, promising a seamless travel experience.
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