It’s the latest in a string of partnerships announced by Eve and Australian companies and operators, as the company gears up to bring eVTOL vehicles and infrastructure to Australian cities across the eastern seaboard.
Embraer offshoot Eve Urban Air Mobility has partnered with yet another Australian company in order to bring electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVOTL) vehicles, commonly known as air taxis, to our shores within the next five years.
Swinburne University of Technology has launched an “Australian-first” research hub to boost the aerospace and space sector in Victoria – set to accelerate flying car innovations and lower launch costs.
Telstra Purple and Airspeeder have penned a partnership to power the world’s first flying electric car races, garnering technology such as 5G connectivity and virtual reality.
Local startup Skyportz is currently working with property owners to establish the landing infrastructure required for the introduction of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxis in Melbourne.
The team at RMIT lab demonstrations show that 3D printed catalysts could potentially be used to power hypersonic flight while simultaneously cooling the system.