Carpyz Propellers Designed to Allow Traditional Vehicles to Fly!
Issy, France. January 8, 2016 – With automotive technology innovation one of the most prevalent elements at CES 2016, it’s little wonder that smaller supporting companies – especially startups – are making their mark with groundbreaking products at CES.
One such company is Carpyz, from Issy, France.
Located at Booth #80837 in the Eureka Park Marketplace in the Sands Expo Center, Carpyz is developing a propeller designed to lift vehicles vertically off the ground while also allowing them to power amphibious vehicles on the water.
“If you put four one-meter diameter propellers in every corner of a vehicle cabin, it becomes possible to lift up to 6,500 pounds and ensure the vertical aerial take-off of a traditional vehicle,” said Carpyz CEO Pierre Carrouset. “Then, by placing the propellers horizontally and spreading the hidden wings, it is absolutely possible for the vehicle to travel like a prop-driven airplane.” A fluid-based mechanics, engineering and design firm, Carpyz’s three product lines include:
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The propeller, fueled by energetic fluids such as compressed air, propane, traditional gasoline and hydrogen;
- A proprietary high-yield wind turbine with a robust “honeycomb” construction that enables the pressure differential between the front and the back of the turbine to increase efficiency; and
- A rounded industrial manufacturing fabrication machine that enables the faster production of circular parts with varying dimensions in 3D by solidifying layer by layer.
“Our products are incredibly innovative – even game changing – by all international standards,” said Carrouset.
The patent protected products are now available for industrial integration and installation.
www.carpyz.com.