L’artiste anglais Chris LaBrooy, dont nous avons déjà parlé à maintes reprises, a créé une sorte de sculpture digitale très originale en retouchant un avion tout jaune qui aurait un très long intestin grêle étalé à l’arrière. Une exécution insolite et drôle à découvrir en images dans la suite de l’article.
Powerline Chopper of the Future
Posted in: flyingThe PLC28 is a futuristic quadrocopter concept specifically designed to aid in the dangerous task of maintaining power lines. No more truck and ladder adventures— the piloted multi-rotor design provides stability for technicians to work from a safe platform to make repairs or complete general maintenance. It’s easier for workers and quicker recovery from power outages!
The PLC28 has 4 ducted fans including two coaxial rotors which drastically reduce noise while increasing safety. In the event of a rotor drop out, the helicopter is still able to fly. The multiple rotors create an extremely stable flight position based on a fly-by-wire system which is supported by GPS positioning. Ducted fans also prevent the possibility of contact between rotors and cable wires.
Designer: Felix Schumacher & Lino Lehner
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Cool Hunting Video: NYU Fluid Dynamics Lab: A visit to the NYU Applied Math Lab, where they unlock the secrets of aerodyamics—one flying jellyfish robot at a time
Posted in: fluiddynamics, labs, machines
The concept of flight has always held humankind’s imagination captive—yet making that concept a reality continues to baffle even the most ingenious innovators. We recently got a few insights and a lesson in aerodynamics from NYU Professor of Mathematics at the
The latest from aviation enthusiast Oscar Viñals, the AWWA “Sky Whale” concept aircraft explores the use of hybrid engine technology and active airflow wings. The unique wing system is longer from tip-to-tip and includes an integrated turbine near the fuselage which redirects laminar airflow while producing supplemental energy for the hybrid engines. Looks like an ultra-modern Spruce Goose!
Designer: Oscar Viñals
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Visualized for the Paragon Space Development Corporation, this concept capsule will take passengers to the edge of space where they will be able to observe the curvature of the earth. Inspired by luxury aircraft interiors, the design focuses on enhancing comfort onboard to create a transformative human experience!
World View plans the flights of the capsule, which can carry eight people, to over 30 kilometres (98,425 feet) by means of a helium balloon. The ascent will take between one and a half to two hours. The capsule will then spend between two and six hours at the intended altitude of 30 kilometres, before returning to Earth over the course of 20-40 minutes.
The extended length of time spent in space was a significant driver for the design of the vessel. As director Nigel Goode explains: ‘The idea of space travel naturally brings to mind traditional rocket ships and the aerodynamic forms they command. However, the World View experience is not about speed, it’s about enjoying a once in a lifetime journey. The unique advantage is that the body of work over the last 25 years, from product design to aircraft interiors and hotels, means we always design with the user at the heart. We didn’t just want to design a vessel, we wanted to define what commercial space travel could be. We wanted to create a stylish, elegant, luxurious environment for this unique experience. It was all about finding the right balance between form and function.”
The capsule’s sturdy form was designed to enhance passenger safety. The key design features are the large panoramic windows constructed from an array of small high pressure units. Goode continues ‘It was crucial to find a way to maximise the viewing windows. In our initial design meetings with the World View team, they talked about wanting to start the journey before dawn, so that as passengers rose up to space, they would be able to observe the sunrise, the curvature of the Earth, the thin blue atmosphere and the blackness of space. The windows we designed offer the maximum amount of viewing space for passengers, whilst meeting stringent safety requirements. There is also a cupola viewing dome for unrestricted view of the Earth’s curvature.”
Other features include a lightweight structure, permanently deployed parafoil to maximise safety, science capsule attached to the top of the exterior for potential scientific data readings, deployable landing gear (skids), a reserve parachute for safety and a unique trailer unit for ground transportation and launching platform.
Designer: Priestmangoode
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Interactive Billboards Flight
Posted in: UncategorizedLes équipes d’Ogilvy 12th floor ont imaginé pour British Airways un panneau publicitaire installé à Piccadilly Circus et Chiswick qui interagit en fonction de l’avion qui passe au-dessus. Une initiative insolite et sympathique montrant de jeunes enfants pointant du doigt l’avion à découvrir en vidéo dans la suite.
Multifunctional Space Tourer
Posted in: plane, space travelThe latest from space travel-enthusiast Oscar Viñals, the M2G White Bat combines space tourism with scientific exploration to expand the functionality of each trip. While primarily focused on the passenger’s space experience, the craft would be capable of delivering a number of commercial satellites or drones as supplementary support. In addition, an independently operated capsule with a single passenger could be deployed upon reentry in order to train and prepare astronauts for return missions.
Designer: Oscar Viñals
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Flight Sneakers Video
Posted in: josh baker, TwinJonathan et Josh Baker, aussi connus sous le collectif TWiN, nous invite à découvrir un homme chaussant des sneakers qui a le pouvoir de faire courir à pleins poumons son possesseur. Une création intéressante réalisée avec talent, jouant sur l’effet fluo de la paire lorsque celle-ci est « en marche ».
Flying Book Concept
Posted in: Embraer, flying, paulo coelho, plane, rolling wordsDéjà à l’origine du livre « Rolling Words » qui se fumait pour Snoop Dogg, le directeur créatif Paulo Coelho a imaginé pour le constructeur aéronautique brésilien Embraer cette brochure et ce livre qui lévite au dessus d’une base adaptée pour l’occasion. Le tout grâce à un aimant placé sur la quatrième de couverture.
Spacecraft Carrier
Posted in: spacecraftThe MKS-1 SLS concept was designed primarily as a launch-support for space rockets & suborbital vehicles, helping them reach their destination by first carrying them closer to the edge of our atmosphere. Adaptable guide-rails above the fuselage are configurable to a variety of different payloads, including pods for space tourism. Together, 11 next-gen engines, 8 ultra high-bypass turbofan engines, & 3 engines with adaptive versatile engine technology ensure precious cargo safely arrives at an altitude of 50k feet before 2nd launch.
The MKS-1 SLS would have an auto-generator electric energy system from heat energy conversion and from combustion of liquefied natural gas (also used for turbofan engines mixed with conventional combustible) to keep the avionic systems and the rocket’s combustible temperature in optimal conditions. It also would have a “hyper-lift” mechanical system to create a dynamic air flow controlled by a fly-by-wire system and on-board computers to prevent a possible stall situation.
The MKS is also built with advanced composite materials such as carbon laminate, carbon sandwich, activated carbon, aluminum, and titanium that are stress and fatigue resistant. Where it counts, low density sections on the exterior of the plane have extra capacity to resist the highest temperatures.
Designer: Oscar Viñals
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