DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Maryanne Kane, Journalist

 DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF              

By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane


DORONI'S eVTOL GETS FAA CERTIFICATION


                                                                    Source:  Doroni

  • Miami-based Doroni has been awarded FAA flight certification for its Doroni H1 flying car in the US.   Here are some key facts:
  • H1 is a 2-seat, eVTOL flying car
  • It's officially certified to test fly in the US by the FAA
  • This is considered a major step forward for personal air mobility
  • eVTOL already has a 370 pre-order list
  • Powered by 10 independent propulsion systems
  • 4 ducts each with 2 electric motors and patented ducted propellers
  • 8 propellers for vertical flight and 2 "push" propellers
  • Semi-autonomous
  • Control stick can be used by pilot to move forward, backward or to the side
  • 60 mile range on a charge
  • Top speed of 140 mph
  • Fits into your garage
  • This is the second flying car that the FAA has flight approved
  • Alef's Model A was awarded FAA flight certification this past summer.

THE ULTIMATE OFF-ROADER - DRIVE UNDER THE OCEAN IN A sQUBA



                                                            Source:  sQuba

  • sQuba is the world's first submersible car.  Here's what we know:
  • Swiss Mobility Lab Rinspeed has designed the first and only truly submersible car
  • It's considered to be breakthrough in automotive engineering
  • Convertible, sleek vehicle that's luxurious
  • Transitions seamlessly from land to underwater
  • Equipped with oxygen masks to ensure safety
  • Offers a quick drying mechanism
  • Offering safety, comfort and luxury, it potentially is paving the way for a new era - the reality of driving underwater
  • Imagine exploring the ocean in your own car.
MAN'S BEST "GOOD HEALTH" FRIEND


                                            Source: Stock  


  • New research finds that people 65 years and older are less likely to get dementia if they own a dog.  Here's what we know:
  • Japanese scientific research suggests having a dog reduces the risk of dementia in older adults by up to 40%
  • The dog can be of any breed
  • Part of the equation is that a dog increases the chances of the owner going outside and interacting, which exercises the brain
  • Owning a dog also contributes to daily physical activity, which helps lower the risk of dementia
  • Dementia and Alzheimer conditions are associated with a buildup of proteins in the brain, which exercise lessens
  • Just having a dog and not taking advantage of the potential of walks and the consequent social interactions will not protect against the disease
  • A recent study estimates that global dementia cases could triple by 2050, reaching more than 152 million.

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