Global Wellbeing

We all can disrupt the commuting industry by 3D printing our own DIY electric autonomous helicopters with renewable resources and use ride sharing apps to hail them. For This could make global physical borders ineffective which would in turn make the world $78 trillion richer according to an analyst from the Economist. It seems Uber is implementing some of my ideas through its Uber elevate project but Uber's project seems far too complex and targeted towards a wealthy and hence niche market. My idea of a global commuter solution with DIY copters Uber Elevate Imagine the disruption of the car industry by ride hailing an autonomous electric Hélicoptèr which gets charged when not in use by landing on under utilized solar roofs. Imagine solar roads transferring all roads in areas of high solar energy potential thanks to electric DIY Hélicoptèrs which reduced the need for car ownership leaving the roads under utilized for convertion into electric roads. 

Maison Rorqual Skytwister copter Hungaro copter Autonomous helicopters Home with helipad for Blac China

Japanese built ultralight helicopter Homes with helipad Mountain side home with rooftop helipad

Flysub koax helikopter Great day at Friedrichshafen, near Lake Constance, in Germany, where Aero was in session at the new Messe. Good collection of wild and wacky new helicopter ideas, as well as some incredibly safe and sensible ideas. Discopter Air Taxi concept Whisper from Avingnon Whisper is an innovation from EAC, a French company, who envisage running the machine with eight rotors and four battery packs. Detail of Whisper’s rotor.  Zefhir, unveiled today by Curti Aerospace Divison Zefhir is a two seat turbine engine ultralight with a FADEC running and starting system and a ballastic parachute in case of trouble. Konner K1, like the Zefhir from Italy, is a composite two seat ultralight with a turbine engine, and there is also a four seat version K2 Konner K2  Counter-rotating helicopter Flysub from Hungary Verre Poisson Glowing Whale