The Eduardo Galvani Fly Citycopter vehicle has been designed specifically to accommodate one's daily commute. The personal vehicle can be used in place of cars or buses, providing an alternative form of transportation that is more efficient in comparison to standard modes of travel.
The Fly Citycopter can move at speeds of up to 120 miles per hour. In addition to being forward-thinking, it is also environmentally friendly. Encasing the machine are solar panels, enabling users to do away with roads and gas altogether. It is also equipped with an electric engine.
The plane's interior is fit with a touch-screen and joystick. For those accustomed to the aircraft concept, it will be simple to use as it features an automatic take-off system.
Compact Commuter Helicopters
The Eduardo Galvani Fly Citycopter Plane is Designed for Transit
Trend Themes
1. Personal Commute - The trend of designing personal vehicles for daily commute offers disruptive innovation opportunities in the transportation industry.
2. Efficient Transportation - The focus on developing more efficient modes of travel presents disruptive innovation opportunities for creating sustainable transportation solutions.
3. Solar-powered Vehicles - The trend of incorporating solar panels into vehicles opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in the automotive industry to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The automotive industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by developing compact, solar-powered vehicles for personal commuting.
2. Transportation - The transportation industry can capitalize on the trend of efficient and personalized commuting by offering futuristic alternatives to traditional modes of travel.
3. Aerospace - The aerospace industry has the potential to disrupt the transportation sector by creating personal aircraft designed for efficient and environmentally friendly daily commuting.