London's D-Fly has borrowed and tweaked the term for the release of its Dragonfly electric kickscooter, billed as the world's first hyperscooter. Electric kickscooters are a common sight in large ...

The Piper Super Cub is a nimble favorite of Alaska bush pilots who land on and take off from gravel bars and mountaintops. Engineers who designed the plane in the 1940s found a simple model that still ...

COLORADO, USA — Dragonflies have been around for hundreds of millions of years and are one of the oldest insect groups on earth. The flying creatures have survived just about everything. But new ...

Developed by a team of award-winning British and American engineers, Dragonfly is a technological marvel and a triumph of human ingenuity and innovation. With its patented full-tilt steering, 4-wheel ...

NASA has just announced its next big interplanetary mission: Dragonfly, which will deliver a Mars Rover-sized flying vehicle to the surface of Titan, a moon of Saturn with tantalizing life-supporting ...

D-Fly has launched an Indiegogo campaign for the Dragonfly Hyperscooter. The new standing e-scooter features full-tilt steering and 4-wheel dual independent damped suspension. The Dragonfly can reach ...

An artist’s conception of Dragonfly on the surface of Titan. The real article will not launch until 2026, and arrives at Titan’s Shangri-La dune sea eight years later, in 2034. The friendliest place ...

If you've ever had a dragonfly land on you, someone may have told you that it's a signal of good luck. It's true. Dragonflies are spiritually symbolic critters that are believed—across different ...

When NASA's new drone Dragonfly arrives on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, it won't roll across the surface like Curiosity, Spirit, and Opportunity have on Mars. Instead, Dragonfly is a dual-rotor ...

Living a few miles from General Mitchell International Airport, Patrick McSweeney of Bay View commonly sees airborne activity. But Monday and Tuesday evenings he witnessed a fleet in the sky that ...

Not only have dragonflies have been around for 300 million years, but there are about 7,000 species, and they can flap their wings at a rate of about 40 Hz. It's said that the prehistoric ancestors of ...