The EXO-Wing
lourdes sanchez bayas — May 15, 2008 — Autos
References: engadget
Atair Aerospace's EXO-Wing, is the world's smallest human-piloted jet. The novel gadget is on display right now at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy Exhibit collection.
“The only thing we know about the EXO-Wing is that the twin micro-turbine-powered contraption is light enough to be worn as a backpack,†Engadget says. “Hell, we don't even know if it really works...â€
I would really love to see someone try to take off in one of these. What a strange looking jet:
The EXO-Wing looks similar to these two past Trend Hunter features:
“The only thing we know about the EXO-Wing is that the twin micro-turbine-powered contraption is light enough to be worn as a backpack,†Engadget says. “Hell, we don't even know if it really works...â€
I would really love to see someone try to take off in one of these. What a strange looking jet:
The EXO-Wing looks similar to these two past Trend Hunter features:
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Miniature Jetpacks — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop smaller and more efficient personal jetpacks that can be easily worn and used by individuals.
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Wearable Aviation Technology — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create wearable aviation technology that combines comfort, functionality, and style.
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Micro-turbine-powered Gadgets — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Explore the potential of micro-turbine-powered devices for various applications.
Industry Implications
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Aerospace — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Revolutionize the aerospace industry by designing compact and portable aircraft.
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Fashion — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate aviation-inspired fashion designs that incorporate wearable technology.
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Technology — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Enhance the development of innovative and compact turbine-powered gadgets for different sectors.
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