The magical kingdom of Dubai continues to cement its dual reputations as both the world's most future-forward city, and the most desperate for attention, with the announcement that it plans to add ...

These are the four-propellor flying machines that utilize statistical learning techniques and artificial intelligence to fly autonomously. Right now they can move stuff around. For instance in a ...

Hoverbikes are no longer a fictional piece of machinery. Pictured: A piece of the "Born to be Wild: Vintage and Celebrity Motorcycles" special exhibit in the Reagan Library's Air Force One Pavillion ...

“Star Wars”-style hoverbikes could become part of America’s high-tech arsenal, as the U.S. Army Research Laboratory looks to harness the unusual technology for military use. U.K.-based hoverbike ...

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At the 37th Gitex Technology Week at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the Dubai police force announced that officers will soon be speeding around the city’s skies on electric police hoverbikes. The Star ...

Police in Dubai may soon have access to functional hoverbikes, according to AutoBlog, which reported that Dubai Police had unveiled the new technology in conjunction with Russian company Hoversurf at ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Okay, so maybe the 21st century under-delivered on the whole flying car thing, but it appears we’re a lot closer to another form ...

Autonomous passenger drones might be coming to Dubai this summer, but in Russia I had the chance to check out this startup which literally wants to build a hoverbike. Emerging from the Skolkovo ...

Riders may one day take to the skies on hoverbikes now that the first commercial model is available to the public. However, it would set you back $US150,000 (about ...

In brief: This past week at the 37th annual Gitex Technology Week, officials announced that Dubai Police officers will soon be racing over traffic jams on hoverbikes called "Hoversurf Scorpions," ...