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09 Mar 09

SpringWalker Body Amplifier - Powered Exoskeleton - Legged Vehicle

The SpringWalkerTM body amplifier is the first of a new breed of vehicles -- it's got legs. Isn't it strange, with the wonderful running and leaping capabilities of all kinds of animals, that there are still no machines to get you from here to there on le

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03 Mar 08

FUEL-LESS FLIGHT; GRAVITY POWERED FLIGHT

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aerospace aviation for:anissimov for:pwheeler for:rogerwaggener from:anissimov transportation work

Submarines do it, why not planes? - jaydugger on 2006-07-15

Atomic Insights

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Tesla Motors

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An $89,000 electric two-seat sports car--but the company has a cool name. - jaydugger on 2007-02-05

Welcome to Terrafugia.com

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automobile aviation design for-mikelorrey for:anissimov for:gdvorsky for:jefallbright for:pwheeler for:rogerwaggener for:turbo_stealth mit project transportation

This hybrid vehicle, or grasshopper, gets its most accurate description from the phrase "road-worthy airplane." Drive to the local GA airport, fly to the GA airport nearest your destination, land, and drive to your ultimate stop. Oh, and you can fly under - jaydugger on 2007-02-05

Gatewayguide

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This site shows a variety of traffic-related data for the Saint Louis, Missouri, USA roads. The interface stinks. Why not just add these as a Google Earth overlay? - jaydugger on 2007-02-05