Swedish startup Jetson has made headlines once again as it pushes the boundaries of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) technology. Recently, the company shared footage of its founder and ...

Another US-based customer got their hands on their Jetson One eVTOL just in time for Christmas and quickly learned to operate ...

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View post: Amazon Has a Portable Stick Welder on Sale for Just $66 Swedish company Jetson has been working on a way to give people the experience of flying like a drone with the Jetson One electric ...

The push for all-electric vehicles, whether on the road, in the air or on water, stems from environmental concerns, as well as the need for more affordable and convenient transportation. Despite what ...

Jetson Aerospace is set to publicly debut its Jetson One eVTOL on June 8 with Prince Albert II of Monaco, showcasing new flight footage. The "build-your-own" single-rider eVTOL is designed for ease of ...

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Although many of the personal flying aircraft prototypes we’ve seen have been quite gimmicky, every once in a while one comes along that seems like it could go somewhere. The Jetson One, from the ...

Jetson has filmed some terrific video of a guy flying one of these things around. Wisely, they've stayed close to the ground, so there's a real sense of dynamic motion to the footage and it just looks ...

Yes, there's a Swedish startup called Jetson, and the company has come up with the ONE personal aerial vehicle. Established in 2017 by Peter Ternstrom and Tomasz Patan, Jetson immediately went to work ...

Although many of the personal flying aircraft prototypes we’ve seen have been quite gimmicky, every once in a while one comes along that seems like it could go somewhere. The Jetson One, from the ...