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Turbulence free flights are coming soon!

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vv2 years ago

Is this treating turbulence like noise as in like noise cancelling?

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Yves Remmler2 years ago

@zkCheeb Exactly!

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Joe Devon2 years ago

I have a flight on Tuesday can it be ready by then please?

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Yves Remmler2 years ago

Haha, sorry, not that soon. But rest assured, we are working on it!

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Smarter Every Day2 years ago

What does this do to drag averaged over time?

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Carlos A R2 years ago

Is it predicting from weather data or just actively responding to accel data from sensors at the nose?

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Yves Remmler2 years ago

Directly measures the turbulence with probes (visible on the right wing in the video), predicts their load and generates counter turbulence using the flaps.

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Soona2 years ago

@arikaleph in hindsight, using a boom to measure turbulence then using flaps to cancel it out was obvious potential maintenance because of the force on flaps (and limits on flap adjustments) aside, this is an elegant solution

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𝙴𝚖𝚖𝚊𝚗𝚞𝚎𝚕 🇬🇭🦉2 years ago

Fascinating! There doesn’t seem be any special devices being used. Are you running special software auto control the flaps, or do the pilots have to learn a special technique?

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Yves Remmler2 years ago

It’s a software that controls the control surfaces, here the landing flaps

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