Mayman Aerospace has designed a P2 Speeder flying motorcycle for commercial or military use. The company promotes the P2 Speeder as a high-speed vehicle that can be used in operations that often require helicopters. The design is still in the testing phase, with the driverless prototype using a safety cable for now.
Mobility company Mayman Aerospace has designed a flying motorcycle that is intended for commercial or military use. Know in detail what this futuristic vehicle has to offer.
The motorcycle is designed to be flown autonomously, remotely or with a pilot with potential for military applications.
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The P2 Speeder is built with eight powerful jet engines that can fly up to an altitude of 6,000 meters.
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It is over 1.8 meters long, over 1 meter high (without landing gear) and has removable wings that can be extended up to 5 meters wide for faster flight.
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As on a racing motorcycle, riders can sit with their feet on the rear legs, leaning forward.
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CEO David Mayman said the seat has two handles: one for takeoff and landing, the other for speed and altitude control.
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Once activated, the motorcycle rises up to two meters and floats while waiting for the rider’s instructions.
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According to the CEO the motorcycle can identify routes and detect potential obstacles like trees or buildings while flying through its motion sensors.
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The motorcycle is also designed to carry up to 450 kg and can glide through the air at 320 km/h and over 800 km/h in riderless charging mode.
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Mayman Aerospace sees potential customers in the military, cargo delivery, wildfire and natural disaster relief, and relocation in inaccessible areas.
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The P2 Speeder is currently being tested at the Mayman Aerospace airfield in Ventura, California. The prototype must be lanyarded until certified by the FAA.
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So far, the P2 Speeder prototype has successfully taken off and landed on its own. It is also capable of hovering and forward flight, although this has not yet been tested by a pilot.
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Mayman Aerospace said insider Which expects military use of the motorcycle by 2024 while it overcomes problems related to overcrowding in its logistics. Consumer versions won’t be available anytime soon.
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