Introduction

In this text, we’re exploring the latest innovative technologies and products that are shaping various industries. From flying machines to sensory experiences, robots, and solar innovations, each product offers unique features.

Let’s take a look at each of them in detail.

SkyPak

SkyPak—who’s ready to fly? And I don’t mean jump in an airplane. I mean, get up like the rocket man. I’m introducing you to SkyPak, an innovative flying machine that straps onto your back, and you become a drone. There are no wings or engines to obstruct your view. You can just get from point A to point B without any issues. You can hover, which means you’re able to interact with objects while you’re in flight. Imagine being able to fix cell phone towers or wash some windows without any lift systems tethered to the ground. It’s great for law enforcement, bridge inspection, turbine maintenance, firefighting—you name it! The SkyPak weighs 80 lbs, and with the supportive frame, it’s 170 lbs. It’s got a 2-minute battery time in testing and has six counter-rotating pairs of rotors and delivers 112 horsepower.

Skinetic

Immersive visual experiences are a part of our everyday lives. The boundaries of sight are constantly getting pushed, making it feel like we’re blurring the borders between reality. Introducing Skinetic. You create a unique sensory experience through a haptic vest that’s pushing the boundaries. This lets artists and creators take their audience to the next level of immersion. For cinemas, you can use Skinetic to feel everything they’re seeing on screen. For gaming, this lets players feel like they are the character—they feel bumps, shots, racing car maneuvers. And for training, you can create simulators that mimic the feelings of real-world experiences.

UMILES Next eVTOL

It’s here—the most ambitious project to redefine the way the world moves around. This is Crystallion Mobility, which is UMILES Next evolution. Its integrity and mission are to transport passengers automatically using the FlyFree propulsion technology that’s able to move an aircraft in all directions, allowing a safe flight regardless of the weather conditions. You have 16 different drone-like propellers that are able to move the copter. The UMILES Next eVTOL can carry five passengers and a pilot. It’s eco-friendly and can move up to 130 km on a single charge and can travel at speeds of up to 180 km an hour. The UMILES Next eVTOL operates at low volume, requires little maintenance, and has a low-cost operating model, making it an affordable and green solution for air travel.

WingtraOne

Surveys—we all get them and we have to fill them out, usually for customer feedback. But we’re not interested in giving you a survey. We’re more interested in drones that can capture and take surveys of land. That’s where the WingtraOne comes in—a drone that can deliver a quality survey at a low cost. What separates the WingtraOne from the other aircraft is the efficiency of flying like a fixed-wing aircraft with the vertical takeoff and landing of a good old-fashioned drone. You only need a field area of 7 ft x 7 ft for takeoff and landing, and it can map up to 14 times more area than the leading multicopter and fixed-wing drones. WingtraOne can touch down precisely with minimal impact on your payload.

TY-3R Drone

Coming up next is a device that can literally save your life. It’s the water rescue drone, TY-3R—flying life buoy, and it’s a whole lot of lifeguards in the shape of a drone. If you’re constantly getting yourself consumed by riptides or having issues keeping your head above water, literally, not figuratively, then this is where the TY-3R can help. Instead of needing a David Hasselhoff-type character, the TY-3R can be deployed overhead directly onto the drowning member of the public. You can then let them snuggle in as they calmly float while you’re getting ready to rescue. No more worrying about whether you’ll get there on time to save them. The TY-3R Drone has a pulling force of 3 kilos and can communicate over a kilometer of water distance.

RooBadge

Listen up, you Aussies! We’re about to show you something from Volkswagen that’s ready to keep you safe on the road. And when I mean safe, it ain’t from drop bears—it’s from those creatures we all love to hate down under: the kangaroo. This is the RooBadge, and it emits a sound based on the distribution data of kangaroos to ensure they stay away from your car. The RooBadge is controlled by an in-car app that activates when traveling through collision hotspots. Each sound the badge plays is based on a particular series of kangaroos, so don’t worry about a one-sound-fits-all mentality. That’s not what this is about. It’s about being ready to go for the particular kangaroo that’s about to hit your car.

Doroni H1 eVTOL

Who needs to drive a car when you can fly a car? And why not fly one of America’s finest with the Doroni Aerospace H1 eVTOL car? This is a two-seat flying car that’ll be ready to change the way we commute by 2025. The inside cabin of the Doroni H1 eVTOL can handle 500 lbs and can travel 60 miles with a top speed of 120 mph. You can be in the air for 40 minutes at a time, and it only takes 25 minutes to charge it up. You can launch directly off your driveway, as the Doroni H1 only needs two car spaces to take off and land. It’s packed full of the safest sensors and failsafes, so you don’t have to worry about issues in the sky. And it’s not just personal flying—the Doroni H1 is getting ready to gear up on delivery. Imagine seeing those delivery drones in the sky. Well, soon you will, with automated deliveries coming out.

Arc Sport

Get out and get some playing on the lake with the newest EV wakeboard, the Arc Sport, a 100% all-electric high-performance wakeboard that has a massive 500-horsepower engine and a huge 226 kW battery and produces, you guessed it, zero emissions. You can adjust the Arc Sport to create the perfect wave for every ride, and there’s little to no maintenance needed—just plug it in and charge, and that’s it. No fumes in the water or gas leaks to worry about. This doesn’t have a noisy motor either—you can glide through the water and hear what your friends are saying without any issues. You get a whole new storage system because you’re not lugging around a heavy engine, and you can maneuver in the tightest of spaces with the bow and stern thrusters. You also have an auto-retract hardtop tower to adjust the tow point and close out the cabin. The Arc Sport fits 15 people and has a length of 23 feet. The boat price starts at around 260k, but given its amazing utility, it’s well worth it.

Solskin

Ever look at a Solskin solar panel and just think, “Why?” It’s big, it’s bulky, and usually, they’re only on roofs. Well, not anymore with the Solskin. This is an intelligent shading tool that produces solar electricity while reducing the building’s energy. You’re effectively in a two-fold sustaining model and helping the planet big time. The Solskin can self-learn and respond to the building’s occupant levels to adjust shade levels or open lighting as needed. Solskin also takes your heat gains and distributes them so you can change the temperature. The Solskin was developed in Switzerland, and the vision is to have Solskin as the building skin of choice in major metropolitan areas, letting everyone know that your building is environmentally responsible and taking a step forward to protecting the future.