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AgustaWestland's Project Zero is an all-electric tiltrotor. The aviation company showed it off at the Paris Air Show.
AgustaWestland's Project Zero takes off vertically like a helicopter then flies horizontally like an airplane. The propellers tilt to make it through the transition -- thus the term tiltrotor.
Project Zero is shown flying forward in this illustration.
The rotors are mounted inside a black, circular frame that pivots within the Project Zero's wing.
Project Zero, shown here at the Paris Air Show, is big enough for a single passenger.
The underside of Project Zero at the Paris Air Show.
The rear of AgustaWestland's Project Zero, seen here at the Paris Air Show, has a decidedly avian appearance.
Project Zero, appearing at the Paris Air Show, is a technology demonstration aircraft, so don't expect one in your garage soon.
To keep things as light as possible, Project Zero uses a lot of carbon fiber.
