Podcasts about Terrafugia

An in-depth conversation with Carl Dietrich, Founder/CEO/CTO of Jump Aero – as he explains everything you want to know about Jump Aero as well as MOSAIC, the proposed Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification rule – what Carl considers a transformational opportunity. We start with Carl's professional arc through aviation from the Terrafugia days to Jump Aero, including involvement with the Part 23 rewrite and ASTM standards. We discuss the history of Light Sport Aircraft: when and why it was introduced and the significance to the GA market. The heart of the discussion is Carl's context to what led up to the proposed MOSAIC rule. We discuss when MOSAIC was first proposed and why, how it changes the LSA definition, and, very cool, how significant this change could be to the growth of the GA and AAM markets, including  to potentially create a faster path to market for certain types of aircraft. 

Commaris VTOL UAV for commercial operations, hazmat responders, QF-16 target drones, endangered porpoises, US Navy repels drones, AT&T COWs, India drone rules.

On today’s ALL NEW Nerdtastically Newsworthy episode of #NerdORama; the Last Airbender is set to return in a major way via the new Paramount+ App; John Stewart may be coming to the FlashVerse, Disney+ is on fire and Spider-Man has #NoWayHome…PLUS – We celebrate the 2nd anniversary of #TechThursday with Masha Collier and flying cars!!!

Stunning pictures of Perseverance on Mars, an endangered ferret is cloned, flying cars ready for take-off, second-hand Stonehenge, rowing teacher triumph and foul fatberg clogs London sewer!  

Learjet and Terrafugia depart the fix. FAA's new top doc promises to do much better in processing medical certificate applications. A pilot getaway to a tropical paradise that doesn't require a passport.

Der Flugauto-Entwickler Terrafugia, der zu Geely gehört, hat eine Designstudie seines elektrischen Flugtaxis TF-2A vorgestellt. Das Flugzeug kann senkrecht starten und landen und ist für Mobilitätsdienste in Städten vorgesehen. Die ersten Tests hat das Flugtaxi schon absolviert.

We have the machinery, so are we already living in the technology driven future promised by science fiction movies? Also an answer to why we haven’t met any time travel tourists…. yet. Guests Blair Crawford https://daltrey.com/podcast/ John Cadogan https://www.youtube.com/user/AutoExpertTV Matthew Szydagis https://www.albany.edu/physics/faculty/matthew-szydagis Carita Gronroos https://www.reikidrummoyne.com.au/ Joseph Ortega Biometric Tech History of Biometrics https://www.biometricupdate.com/201802/history-of-biometrics-2 Flying Cars  Terrafugia https://terrafugia.com/ Uber Elevate https://www.uber.com/au/en/elevate/ Aeromobil https://www.aeromobil.com/ Time Travel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Mallett Matthew Szydagis - Tedx Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2-I5HUwfRg Other Videos Chris Bache - The Universe wants us all to evolve https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yewNM9smrqo I wish I could go back in time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpvcUfEgNvI Contact Instagram: @mcuniversepodcast https://twitter.com/DanMcUniverse www.danmcuniverse.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carl Dietrich Terrafugia's CEO/CTO, Co-Founder, received his BS, MS and Ph.D. from the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) shortly after being selected as the 2006 winner of the prestigious Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for Innovation. Carl was additionally recognized by the Aero/Astro Department at MIT as one of sixteen exceptional graduates under the age of 35. Carl has also been named as one of the Boston Business Journal's “40 Under 40” in 2009. He has been a private pilot since the age of seventeen.

Today's buzz: “Auto makers look into their crystal balls – and their shops – to get an idea as to what's fueling the car of 2025. Most car makers agree: The next 10 years will see more change in the auto business than the last 20” (theglobeandmail.com). “Self-driving cars…once found only in science fiction, are about to become a reality” (Goldman Sachs, 2016). “When you think of a flying car one might think of The Jetsons. The company Terrafugia is working to get its flying car off the ground by 2025” (Business Insider, 2016). “In any major city in the world, you'll find smog…mostly from cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks…things are about to get better.…the car won't disappear, it will just be powered by different energies, and in some cases, take on new shapes” (thoughtco.com). We'll ask the experts for their take: Meg Divitto, Divitto Design Group; Mike Lackey, SAP; Marty Groover, C5MI; and Bill Newman, SAP. Join us for Fasten Your Seatbelt: Ready for Your Future Ride? – Part 2.

Today's buzz: “Auto makers look into their crystal balls – and their shops – to get an idea as to what's fueling the car of 2025. Most car makers agree: The next 10 years will see more change in the auto business than the last 20” (theglobeandmail.com). “Self-driving cars…once found only in science fiction, are about to become a reality” (Goldman Sachs, 2016). “When you think of a flying car one might think of The Jetsons. The company Terrafugia is working to get its flying car off the ground by 2025” (Business Insider, 2016). “In any major city in the world, you'll find smog…mostly from cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks…things are about to get better.…the car won't disappear, it will just be powered by different energies, and in some cases, take on new shapes” (thoughtco.com). We'll ask the experts for their take: Meg Divitto, Divitto Design Group; Mike Lackey, SAP; Marty Groover, C5MI; and Bill Newman, SAP. Join us for Fasten Your Seatbelt: Ready for Your Future Ride? – Part 2.

Amy, Kweku and Rob play a special Christmasy version of Next or Not? Three more technologies are up for judgement: flying cars from Terrafugia, location sharing from what3words and zero-emission Christmas cooking from One Earth Designs. Questions & comments? Email us at wcn@granttree.co.uk Find out more: Terrafugia: terrafugia.com what3words: what3words.com One Earth Designs: oneearthdesigns.com

In today’s episode we welcome back previous guest, friend of the show and all-round CFD expert, Patrick Hanley. The last time Patrick was on the show we spoke about his experience as an independent CFD software vendor. This time we’re hearing about his adventures designing “flying cars” as part of the mobility startup Terrafugia. We cover a lot of ground, including, but not limited to: • How speed of execution is critical in the sprint to market & how different CFD tools can play into that (including a huge shout-out to Pointwise) • The value of understanding what’s gone before, not only in terms of aircraft development, but also code development & being able to mine those archives to give you an unfair advantage today • The importance of being able to select the right simulation tool for the job, being able to get multiple approaches to agree & the alarm bells that should go off when they don’t Shownotes • Connect with Patrick on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hanleyinnovations/ * Check out Patrick’s CFD codes at http://hanleyinnovations.com/ • Check out the Terrafugia website for more details of their vehicle concepts - https://terrafugia.com/

Today's Buzz: Auto makers look into their crystal balls – and their shops – to get an idea as to what's fueling the car of 2025. Most car makers agree: The next 10 years will see more change in the auto business than the last 20. theglobeandmail.com Self-driving cars…once found only in science fiction, are about to become a reality. (Goldman Sachs, 2016). When you think of a flying car one might think of The Jetsons. The company Terrafugia is working to get its flying car off the ground by 2025. (Business Insider, 2016). infogram.com In any major city in the world, you'll find smog…mostly from cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks. But things are about to get better…the car won't disappear, it will just be powered by different energies, and in some cases, take on new shapes. thoughtco.com. We'll ask the experts for their take: Meg Divitto, Divitto Design Group; Bill Newman & Mike Lackey, SAP; José Negron, AVANTI Technologies. Join us for Fasten Your Seatbelt: Ready for Your Future Ride?

Today's Buzz: Auto makers look into their crystal balls – and their shops – to get an idea as to what's fueling the car of 2025. Most car makers agree: The next 10 years will see more change in the auto business than the last 20. theglobeandmail.com Self-driving cars…once found only in science fiction, are about to become a reality. (Goldman Sachs, 2016). When you think of a flying car one might think of The Jetsons. The company Terrafugia is working to get its flying car off the ground by 2025. (Business Insider, 2016). infogram.com In any major city in the world, you'll find smog…mostly from cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks. But things are about to get better…the car won't disappear, it will just be powered by different energies, and in some cases, take on new shapes. thoughtco.com. We'll ask the experts for their take: Meg Divitto, Divitto Design Group; Bill Newman & Mike Lackey, SAP; José Negron, AVANTI Technologies. Join us for Fasten Your Seatbelt: Ready for Your Future Ride?

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Flying cars or drivable planes rather will be available in 2019 through a company called Terrafugia...

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SPECIAL GUEST:Mike O'BrienVP, Product Planning, HyundaiNEWS:- Hyundai's Fresh Product Lineup- Dr. Data and Happy 400th Episode- Geely to buy Terrafugia: Is Geely Going To Take Over Mobility?- 2019 Corvette ZR1 introduced in Dubai: Do Superchargers Like Sand?- IHS Markit Study: One third of Vehicles will be EVs by 2040PANEL:- John McElroy, Autoline.tv- Gary Vasilash, ADandP- Ron Sessions, AutoTrader.com

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A company called Terrafugia is building prototypes for flying cars. This week, the prototype received a weight exemption from the FAA and is being considered a “light sport aircraft”. Guest: Dick Knapinski, Experimental Aircraft Association thescottradleyshow

Digital Health philosopher John Nosta returns to the Pharmacy Podcast Show to talk about the transformational impact of Digital Health technologies on pharmacy, drug development and modern medicine. If you were one of the people who dreamed of a future filled with flying cars and virtual reality, well your dreams weren't too far off from where we are in 2016. While companies like Terrafugia are knee-deep in development of real-life flying cars, virtual reality is just beginning to take off, and not just in video games. Medical Realities  leveraging virtual reality in the operating room for surgery studies.  #VRinOR  - hashtag circulating on Twitter about the new technologies in surgery centers. Meditation technology by MUSE.  NOSTALAB is a healthcare "innovation think tank" that focuses on the emergence of digital health and the implications to health, wellness, medicine and the pharmaceutical industry. Our focus is on the development of technology and communication platforms that will transform health. We connect like-minded thinkers with eclectic backgrounds to foster "creative critical mass" and drive unexpected brilliance. www.NostaLab.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks episode of Expanded Perspectives the boys start off by talking about how according to Massachusetts-based Terrafugia, a full-size unmanned prototype is expected to be ready by 2018. The firm's concept car has fold-out wings with twin electric motors attached to each end. These motors allow the TF-X to move from a vertical to a horizontal position, and will be powered by a 300 horsepower engine. Thrust will be provided by a ducted fan, and the vehicle will have a cruising speed of 200 mph (322 km/h), along with a 500-mile (805 km) flight range. Terrafugia said its aim is to provide 'true door-to-door transportation,' with the vehicle capable of being parked in a home garage like an ordinary car. Then, they bring up how surprising research, revealed for the first time in an exhibition opening next week at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, exposes that many were buried in new and decorated coffins, patched together from pieces of older coffins; some made only a few generations earlier. Then, a fast-growing tumbleweed dubbed "hairy panic" has taken over a street in a rural Australian town with homes and gardens clogged with the weed. Residents in Wangaratta, Victoria, have complained they have had to spent hours clearing away the weed only for it to come back the next day. Extremely dry conditions and winds mean that the weed, with a Latin name of Panicum effusum, is engulfing homes sometimes up to roof height. Then, Kyle brings up a new article posted by Gregg Newkirk on his blog the Week in Weird, about the interesting real life story of  Emily Isabella Burt, Georgia's real life Werewolf. After the break, the guys get into one of the most bizarre stories of all time, simply known as Mel's Hole. In 1997, Art Bell, of "Coast to Coast AM," the popular syndicated late night radio talk show, received a fax from a man named Mel Waters. The fax explained that Mel had what appeared to be a bottomless pit on his property near Manastash, Washington. Soon thereafter, Art booked Mel on his radio show, where Mel explained what would become known as "Mel's Hole" to the world. Mel was interviewed over the phone, and at the time of the interview he was not at home, but in the town of Ellensburg, WA. Mel had bought this property a few years earlier, and the previous owners had owned the land for over thirty years prior to that. The neighbors knew of the hole quite well, and would regularly dump their garbage in it, but the hole would never fill. It was a round pit, with a stone retaining wall surrounding it, and extending down, about 15 feet below the ground surface. Beyond the wall, the hole bore through dirt and bedrock, and from there, darkness as far as the eye could see. Mel had never met anybody who could remember when the hole was not there. The stories only grew into one of the most incredible stories ever told. Thanks for listening to Expanded Perspectives. Have a great week!! Show Notes: Flying Cars are just Two Years Away: Terrafugia claims its TF-X will be ready to take to the skies by 2018 Egyptians were Buried in Recycled Coffins, Research Reveals "Hairy Panic" as Tumbleweed Engulfs Australian Homes Silver Bullets in Talbot County: The Strange Grave of Emily Isabella Burt, Georgia's Real Life Werewolf Mel's Hole Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part One Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part Two Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part Three Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part Four Monsters and Magic Blog - Cryptozoology and the Paranormal from a Magical Perspective  Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided with permission by Pretty Lights! Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com Songs Used: Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin Something's Wrong Where Am I Trying to Go Sweet Long Life

On this weeks episode of Expanded Perspectives the boys start off by talking about how according to Massachusetts-based Terrafugia, a full-size unmanned prototype is expected to be ready by 2018. The firm's concept car has fold-out wings with twin electric motors attached to each end. These motors allow the TF-X to move from a vertical to a horizontal position, and will be powered by a 300 horsepower engine. Thrust will be provided by a ducted fan, and the vehicle will have a cruising speed of 200 mph (322 km/h), along with a 500-mile (805 km) flight range. Terrafugia said its aim is to provide 'true door-to-door transportation,' with the vehicle capable of being parked in a home garage like an ordinary car. Then, they bring up how surprising research, revealed for the first time in an exhibition opening next week at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, exposes that many were buried in new and decorated coffins, patched together from pieces of older coffins; some made only a few generations earlier. Then, a fast-growing tumbleweed dubbed "hairy panic" has taken over a street in a rural Australian town with homes and gardens clogged with the weed. Residents in Wangaratta, Victoria, have complained they have had to spent hours clearing away the weed only for it to come back the next day. Extremely dry conditions and winds mean that the weed, with a Latin name of Panicum effusum, is engulfing homes sometimes up to roof height. Then, Kyle brings up a new article posted by Gregg Newkirk on his blog the Week in Weird, about the interesting real life story of  Emily Isabella Burt, Georgia's real life Werewolf. After the break, the guys get into one of the most bizarre stories of all time, simply known as Mel's Hole. In 1997, Art Bell, of "Coast to Coast AM," the popular syndicated late night radio talk show, received a fax from a man named Mel Waters. The fax explained that Mel had what appeared to be a bottomless pit on his property near Manastash, Washington. Soon thereafter, Art booked Mel on his radio show, where Mel explained what would become known as "Mel's Hole" to the world. Mel was interviewed over the phone, and at the time of the interview he was not at home, but in the town of Ellensburg, WA. Mel had bought this property a few years earlier, and the previous owners had owned the land for over thirty years prior to that. The neighbors knew of the hole quite well, and would regularly dump their garbage in it, but the hole would never fill. It was a round pit, with a stone retaining wall surrounding it, and extending down, about 15 feet below the ground surface. Beyond the wall, the hole bore through dirt and bedrock, and from there, darkness as far as the eye could see. Mel had never met anybody who could remember when the hole was not there. The stories only grew into one of the most incredible stories ever told. Thanks for listening to Expanded Perspectives. Have a great week!! Show Notes: Flying Cars are just Two Years Away: Terrafugia claims its TF-X will be ready to take to the skies by 2018 Egyptians were Buried in Recycled Coffins, Research Reveals "Hairy Panic" as Tumbleweed Engulfs Australian Homes Silver Bullets in Talbot County: The Strange Grave of Emily Isabella Burt, Georgia's Real Life Werewolf Mel's Hole Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part One Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part Two Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part Three Art Bell's Interview with Mel Waters Part Four Monsters and Magic Blog - Cryptozoology and the Paranormal from a Magical Perspective  Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided with permission by Pretty Lights! Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com Songs Used: Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin Something's Wrong Where Am I Trying to Go Sweet Long Life

We revisit a flying car as it gets FAA approval

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Join the lab staff as they investigate the Transition, the world's first street legal aircraft, while Mr. Creature is interrupted by his own mental transitions.

Join the lab staff as they investigate the Transition, the world's first street legal aircraft, while Mr. Creature is interrupted by his own mental transitions.

Join the lab staff as they investigate the Transition, the world's first street legal aircraft, while Mr. Creature is interrupted by his own mental transitions.

Pre-Flight Ooooooooweeeee, what a great show we’ve got lined up for you today! Carl and Len report on their exploits and tomfoolery from Sun N Fun 2012, Rick updates us on the happenings with our friends at Terrafugia and their roadable aircraft, Len shares a story about telling air traffic control to piss off, Victoria […] The post Episode #22 – Sun N Fun Domination, Ignoring ATC, & Flying With Pets appeared first on Stuck Mic AvCast - An Aviation Podcast About Learning to Fly, Living to Fly, & Loving to Fly.

Terrafugia's Transition two-seat "roadable aircraft" comes to the New York International Auto Show after a maiden flight. Larry Greenemeier reports

Fisker is looking at alternative sites to build its new model the Atlantic after loans from the Department of Energy fell through. Massachusetts based Terrafugia just completed its first successful test flight of a flying car called the Transition Street-Legal Airplane. Chevy unveiled the 2014 Impala in New York yesterday. All that and more, plus John McElroy brings you the latest reveals from the New York Auto Show.

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