Discover CycloTech #4 | What is the CycloRotor and why it´s a game changer for aviation

What is the CycloRotor and why it´s a game changer for aviation industry!

We will answer your questions about how a #CycloRotor works, its capabilities and why this #innovation will pave the way for individual #AirMobility.

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[pete_dl]

The questions that spring to mind are:-
1) how is redundancy achieved ?
2) efficiency and noise compared to the same volume of axial fans ?
3) what happens when there is a power failure ?

[Mens-Wisdom]

Who else thought this was an upside down car from the thumbnail?

[Studio-C]

This is the best design I have seen in years and I think that it a true path to the future.
Way to go CycloTech.

[Tempestan]

Another "GAME CHANGING" technology, seen today and never heard from again.

[skuminachu]

Excited to see this in the next James Bond film.

[YellowWhiteEye]

Propulsive efficiency, compared to turboprop and turbofan engines? Maximum thrust? Noise level?

[nakfan]

Paint it red and Santa will order this for his new sleigh 🛷 🎅

[terrygreene]

Love the look from the side. Looks sort of like an old T Bucket. I'd immediately paint the sides of the rotors to look like old school mags and tires, then mount a small block chevy with a 6-71 blower on it, LOL.

[DBRGB]

Gave you a thumbs up for the idea. However, people cannot be trusted to fly air vehicles responsibly when they cannot be trusted to drive land vehicles responsibly. How do we know? Experience. Any air vehicle must be regulated to professionals only. Even as the events of 911 has taught us. Please don’t take this personally, but don’t be naïve in thinking and trusting that humans will not try to misuse this product. Humans are inherently, imperfect, and rebellious. Tell them not to do something and they’ll do it.

[jackbarton]

Every propulsion type has a sweet spot where it performs best, it will take time and practice to see where this is leading. Maybe practice with big drones before passengers, I hear Ukraine is looking for good drones.

[Naturallystated]

Make commercial/recreational drones to help fund your full scale project. This will prove to everyone the concept and build a loyal customer base.

[Hyperbole]

Here comes the flying lawn mower... HEADS DOWN

[O-B-F]

Hey ho, let's go. Blade runner future is here? Finally?

[fjbtube]

Amount of energy needed/distance? Max speed? Redundancy? Stability if one rotor fails?

[chpsilva]

This is the closest that real life got of the flying cars in Blade Runner.

[iamoverthelies]

Too many moving parts for me, you would want a parachute system.

[rexbarron]

When things go wrong planes glide and helicopters auto rotate but cyclorotors plummet.

[MichaelRejman]

How safe is your design? The first question in my mind is the amount of forces being applied to each aileron in each rotor? Have you found out how long of an operation cycle it can safely be run at before each rotor would need to be replaced/maintained?

[goolash]

So, what happens if the vanes on one rotor freeze up? How about loss of a rotor?

[Zone_Stomper]

Makes sense. You're doing good work here.