@elonmusk: I’m so glad this is being done! An important next step is making it autonomous.
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Elon Musk praises an electric plane from Heart Aerospace that demonstrated low energy consumption in a flight, highlighting the need for autonomous capabilities as a next step.
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I’m so glad this is being done!
An important next step is making it autonomous.
This Week in Startups (@twistartups): This is the electric plane Elon dreamed of!
Anders Forslund of Heart Aerospace joins @Jason to show off their electric plane, which used up just $5 worth of power for a full 20-minute trip.
Could this change short-haul flights? What locations would these flights best be used
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