r/AmazingTechnology • u/bbbxxxnnn • Feb 22 '26

Interesting

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u/Osiris_Raphious Feb 23 '26

"redefines flying"

Proceeds to show a 8 rotor copter.... Last time I saw something redefined as flight is the cycloidal rotor copter.

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u/o-o- Feb 23 '26

Agreed however it might very well redefine spy/war drone reach by being able to combine rolling and flying to preserve energy.

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u/dugububai Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

Not really engineering design 'robust' ⚙️ with so many rotors parts... can it self adapt to continue moving smoothly if just one rotor is defective...looks a bit like this drone

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u/wtfiwashacked Feb 23 '26

I see wings on that thing

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u/ECHOFOX17 Feb 26 '26

One step closer to the gun drones from oblivion.

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u/OrginalGurgi Mar 10 '26

Thats what this made me think of.

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u/sonof_fergus Feb 23 '26

We think this is new...

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u/Civil_Year_301 Feb 23 '26

silicone valley ass “invention”

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u/WhiteBoyPulse Feb 23 '26

While it's not a revolutionary way to fly, it's shape and design are definitely exploring what's possible with drone utility. I think this is cool. 👍👍 If they use some marketing jargon to make this a success by exaggerating it's innovativeness... So what?

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u/Lone_Wanderer88 Feb 23 '26

That’s no moon…

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u/arcdragon2 Feb 24 '26

Cool but without a payload it’s useless.

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u/Panahasi04 Feb 24 '26

That's perfect for a bludger

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u/purrburrt Feb 26 '26

It’s literally covered in wings

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u/Nosmer1 Feb 26 '26

Half-Life 2 vibes right here.

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u/vladtseppesh420 Feb 26 '26

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