Verification test for flying cars

Verification test for flying cars

A verification test is held at Osaka port in Osaka on Oct. 22, 2021, using a drone to collect data to put a so-called manned flying car into practical use. SkyDrive Inc., founded by engineers from Toyota Motor Corp. and others, conducted the test to check wind effects and battery consumption of the drone.

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