Google co-founder finances BlackFly's flying car

A world full of flying cars seems more possible today than it was 50 years ago, and attempts to create a personalized flying car would solve the traffic problems currently encountered on the roads of major cities. [19659002] After nine years of silent work at a Silicon Valley site, a group of developers created BlackFly, the first flying car that does not require a pilot license. In fact, it can be controlled with a remote control and can even fly independently.

One of the most distinctive features of BlackFly is its design, which is that, as seen in the video presentation, it looks like an Alien ship observed in a 60s movie, with a background curved that allows it not only to land on hard surfaces but also on the water.

The Opener startup was in charge of making this flying car, autonomous and in addition, electric, and according to the statements on the occasion of the announcement, the popularity that these cars won will make them to the Future much more affordable compared to their price.

Regarding the components of BlackFly, this has eight electric thrusters to keep it in the air, while two large wings are used for the direction of the aircraft. It can travel up to 40 kilometers with a single charge, and according to Opener, it can be recharged in just 25 minutes

Companies around the world are developing flying cars, like Uber the main ones transport companies are making considerable efforts in this sector. However, few flying cars like BlackFly are backed by Larry Page, Google's co-founder, and count as one of the manufacturer's directors with Alan Eustace, a former Google executive.

BlackFly is the first »According to the testimony of Opener's CEO, Marcus Leng:

Opener revitalizes the art of flying with a safe and affordable flying car that can free

In this regard, Leng promised to democratize three-dimensional transport and insisted that safety will be paramount in the development and testing of this flying car. Although no pilot license is required, Opener will require that users have completed the written test for USAF pilots and customized training. This car could officially arrive in 2019.