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Skyworks Aeronautics plans to resurrect gyrodynes for the eVTOL age
Big money has decided electric VTOL air taxis are happening, but in all the excitement around drone-style multirotors, perhaps a gap has been left open for an older, less glamorous, but well-proven type of design to sneak in and scoop the market. I'm speaking of the humble gyrodyne.
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