These Smallest eVTOLs are the Future Ultralight Aircraft

In the near future, flying will become cheaper, easier, and more accessible thanks to the innovation of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft or simply eVTOL. eVTOLs are a type of aircraft that use electric power to hover, take off, and land vertically. This technology has emerged due to significant advances in electric propulsion, motors, batteries, fuel cells, and electronic controllers, along with the growing need for new aerial vehicles for urban air mobility that enable greener and quieter flights. Most eVTOLs are designed to be small, allowing them to fit into tight spaces. Some are built to carry a single person and are intended to be the ultralight aircraft of the future, so that can operated them without requiring a pilot's license. Each year, a variety of eVTOL aircraft are introduced, and among them, here are the smallest personal eVTOL aircraft poised to replace today's ultralight aircraft.

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[BlueMax]

This is the best compilation of small eVOTLs I have seen.
It would be more informative if a list of aircraft mentioned in the video is added to the description
Cheers!

[CyberDocUSA]

A majority of people I encounter can barely safely operate a motor vehicle on the road. I'll be damned if I want to see them flying around over my neighborhood!

[erepsekahs]

I just cannot wait until everyone in my street, and everyone else in the country has one of these. It just makes so much sense, doesn't it? We can all fly off to work at the same time, and have friendly races on the way, just imagine it.

[TheWadetube]

I hope to see these in the skies over the next four years.

[funkymonkey]

When I bought my first drone I crashed it many times. You couldn't pay me enough to get inside one of these things without any training. That's insane

[Chris-ij]

Love 'em
Give Me one .
Let's make them popular.
Looks like a good explanation for UFO sightings possibly.

[ChompsOverride]

All of these are great and all part of a bigger picture in my opinion. New ideas and refinement will finally give us a good solution. I don't think drones with blades will make it to the future because of noise factor and damage/death lets say if a bird flies into a propeller. The closest I have seen here that will make it to the future of eVTOL is the 'jetoptera j2000'. We need to focus on more like this. Much much safer I think.

[LeydenAigg]

"Surround yourself with 8 meat grinders.", they said. "What could go wrong?", they said.

[YoniBaruch-ym]

Putting the human body into the plane of rotation of the propellers is a HUGE design flaw in terms of deadliness. NEVER take an aircraft design seriously unless they know better than to do that.

[Rotuma]

Nice compilation. It's funny that at 6:43 and 7:01 the cc renders "crewed" as "crude."

[gregbolitho]

You remember the young american bloke who built one of these around his bath tub and flew it to Maccas in the States.

[Portondown]

Why is there no engine sound? Are they silent motors? I can hear everything ver clearly but no noise from the drone?

[mountaincruiser]

Just think of the brutal noise these things must produce. A small commercial drone sits close to 100 dBA. Imagine how a already noisy city sound if these where flying everywhere😅

[kaf]

Color me paranoid but I don’t like being in line with propellers, in the event that they break loose!

[darinfisher]

The hydrogen electric one is the only one that made sense. Who wants to fly for 15 or 20 minutes. You want something that can fly for hours and batteries will never be that hydrogen is the future not batteries. Battery dumb shifts need to wake up. It's like trying to row a boat with anchors thrown out

[lloydhouston]

i need one! just imagine no commuter traffic instead of 45 minutes you get there in 15 mins. no traffic lights no stop signs no parking problems.

[carsonhc]

They'll never let us fly those things until they can run on an automated system. Think of the potential for mid-air and telephone-line crashes..

[Mattyp-]

Anyone watching this cuz of the “drones” over NJ?

[longshot]

Nope. Think about the rich idiots that crash their expensive cars doing dumb things. Now take that into the 3rd dimension.

[lenwenzel]

Those have the same glide characteristics of a brick. Power goes off, you die, no do over. Death wish anyone?