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Hybrid Engine Technology in UAVs with Jean Koster

Hosted By :  Nick Younker
May 5, 2010




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Tags : Hybrid Engine Technology | Unmanned Aerial Vehicle | UAV | UAS | Jean Koster


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Mr. Jean Koster, Professor of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Colorado, speaks about the HELIOS project, which is designing and testing hybrid engines for UAVs. He discusses the applications of the new technology and its potential use in military vehicles.

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