McClic, a Monaco-based company that specializes in drone demonstrations and spectacular aerial photography, is preparing to introduce the world to an electric VTOL that is said to be relatively easy to fly with only 10 minutes of training.
The 'MC One' is a personal electric VTOL that offers a range of features that take challenging tasks such as balancing and wind adjustment out of the pilot's hands, as long as the pilot doesn't weigh more than the maximum of 90 kg.
Set to be sold for the eye-watering price of $150,000, it's apparent that the 'MC One' is an electric VTOL that is positioned as a toy for the wealthy, with the well-monied residents of Monaco and visitors to the principality sure to represent an ideal target demographic.
Easily Piloted Electric VTOLs
The 'MC One' is Designed to be Flown With Minimal Training
Trend Themes
1. Electric Vtols for Personal Use - Develop and market personal electric VTOLs targeting the wealthy demographic as a recreational activity.
2. Simplified Flight Technology - Create simplified and user-friendly flight technology for remote-controlled vehicles and drones for recreational purposes.
3. Advanced Aerial Photography - Invest in and develop high-quality aerial photography technology to meet the growing demand for drone-based photography and videography.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Incorporate simplified and user-friendly technology in developing remote-controlled vehicles and drones for personal use, such as aerial toys and miniature hovercraft.
2. Luxury Goods - Provide luxury personal aerial vehicles, such as electric VTOLs, that cater to the wealthy demographic and position them as high-end recreational activity.
3. Photography and Videography - Invest and develop advanced aerial photography technology and services to cater to the growing demand for aerial photography and videography using drones and other remote-controlled vehicles.