Technology

Aerospace & advanced mobility.

A long-term research ambition in electric flight, eVTOL systems and autonomous flight assistance.

Long-term research
Concept illustration of an electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft

Future research ambition. Nothing on this page is a product. Any passenger-carrying or piloted aircraft would need extensive safety validation and regulatory certification. None is claimed or planned in the near term.

Research areas

The building blocks of electric flight.

Electric flying cars

Long-term concept studies of personal air vehicles.

eVTOL systems

Vertical take-off and landing configurations.

Electric propulsion

Motors, rotors and efficient power systems.

Advanced battery technology

Energy density, safety and thermal behaviour.

Lightweight materials

Composites and structures for efficient aircraft.

Flight control systems

Stable, redundant control for vertical flight.

Sensor fusion

Combining sensors for reliable awareness.

Autonomous flight assistance

Assistance that supports, not replaces, pilot judgment.

Concept illustration of an electric aircraft
Research ambition

The future of personal air mobility.

We are interested in how electric propulsion, lightweight structures and intelligent flight control could one day make short-range air travel safer, quieter and more accessible. This is a vision for research, not a product.

Heavy-lift platforms

Long-term research concept.

Research

We are also studying heavy-lift multirotor platforms for moving cargo over difficult terrain, a long-term concept to be approached step by step, beginning with small-scale research.

  • Multi-rotor redundancy studies
  • Payload handling and stability
  • Safe operation near people and property
Concept illustration of a heavy-lift aerial platform

Interested in advanced mobility research?

We welcome academic and institutional collaboration.