The jet-powered aerial Segway anyone can fly is great. I would love to try one out one day. It looks like great fun. One day maybe we will be commuting to work on one in the sky. It is not quite what I thought we would be using when I was a kid watching the Jetson's cartoon, but pretty interesting technology all the same.
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The Zapata Ezfly looks like a Segway of the sky. You stand on a small platform equipped with a series of jet thrusters, holding two handgrips that come up from the base, then rise up into the air and zoom around, steering with your bodyweight.
The new Ezfly system is a disruptive idea, because it looks for all the world like it takes very little training to operate, so just about anyone could fly one. You don't strap your boots in, you just stand on the platform and hang onto the control sticks, pretty much like a three-dimensional Segway.
In the above video, Zapata shows a testing session somewhere in Texas, where no less than 10 pilots jumped aboard the Ezfly and took turns blasting about over the surface of a lake. Everyone seemed to be able to get the hang of it pretty quickly, and there were no incidents. Notably, a couple of the guys in the test team were wearing military gear, which would make sense, as it's no secret the US defence forces are highly interested in personal flight devices.
The fact that Zapata was willing to put a range of people on board suggests that the Ezfly has a bunch of built-in stability gear, as well as potentially an altitude/distance from base limiter. You could even feasibly have a drone-style remote control to bring back a wayward pilot in distress.
Source from https://newatlas.com/zapata-ezfly-flying-segway/53044/