Ares, a flying wing project that transforms any cargo into a vertical takeoff plane

A flying wing project aims to make heavy loads fly, and not specifically on an airplane. Is about Areswhich refers to Aerial Reconfigurable Embedded System, a system that is based on the system VTOL.

It is a wing that flies autonomously and can make a load take off vertically, with tilting wings, designed to be modular and multi-mission.

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The project belongs to the advanced projects division of the United States Air Force (AFWERX), and the design is carried out by the North American aviation company Piasecki in collaboration with Skunk Works.

According to a report from El Confidencial, CEO John Piasecki has indicated that he hopes to “demonstrate Ares’ unique air duct configuration, which allows a seamless transition between hovering and forward flight with fixed wings.”

On the other hand, its design allows operations from a limited space, whether from the deck of a ship to any terrain in a military campaign.

It allows the deployment of command, control, communications, computers, intelligence (C4I), intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), combat, small combat forces and logistics modules.

Source: Elcomercio

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