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Defense News on MSN · 1d

Sikorsky proves out ‘rotor blown wing’ drone

Sikorsky reported successful flight tests for its 115-pound, battery-powered twin prop-rotor unmanned aircraft.

autoevolution · 17h

Sikorsky Rotor Blown Wing Drone Proves It Can Take Off Like a Helo and Fly Like a Plane

Aerospace giant Sikorsky announced it has conducted a series of flight tests for the rotor blown wing drone being developed for DARPA

FLYING Magazine · 2d

Sikorsky Debuts ‘Rotor Blown Wing’ UAS

Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky has successfully flown its "rotor blown wing" drone in both helicopter and fixed-wing flight modes.

Inside Unmanned Systems · 2d

Sikorsky Successfully Flies Rotor Blown Wing UAS In Helicopter And Airplane Modes

Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company has successfully validated the advanced control laws to successfully fly a ‘rotor blown wing’ uncrewed aerial system (UA

Carro e Motos on MSN · 1d

Video: Sikorsky successfully flies drone capable of operating in both helicopter and airplane modes

Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, has successfully completed tests on an unmanned aerial system (UAS) with a rotor-blown wing, capable of operating in both helicopter and airplane modes.

New Atlas1d

Transitioning military drone uses rotor backwash for better flight

Lockheed Martin subsidiary Sikorsky has successfully flown an electric-powered, 115-lb (52-kg) autonomous drone that uses ...

The Aviationist on MSN7mon

UAVs vs Helicopters War Continues With Mi-8 Hit By Drone And Another Drone Hit By Ka-52

Russian Mi-8 helicopters have been known to be able ... clip shows the drone getting steadied just aft of the tail ...

Interesting Engineering on MSN8d

World’s first sub-250 gram bi-copter drone with super speed to dent DJI’s dominance

V-Copter Falcon Mini, a sleek, sub-250g drone that soars with unmatched agility, is breaking the mold in drone technology, ...

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Single-Rotor Drone: A Thrust-Vectoring Monocopter

We’re not entirely sure what to call this one. It’s got the usual trappings of a drone, but with only a single rotor it clearly can’t be called by any of the standard multicopter names.

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