CoFlow Jet Aerospace

• We are addressing the following fundamental limitations that affect virtually all current aircraft:
• limited range due to low aerodynamic efficiency;
• small stall margins that restrict the operational flight envelope;
• high noise;
• long takeoff and landing distances; and
• complex and inefficient hover–cruise transition systems for VTOL aircraft.
• CoFlow Jet (CFJ) technology provides a unified solution to all of these challenges.

We are funded by NASA to develop a Martian eVTOL aircraft, the Mars Aerial and Ground Intelligent Explorer (MAGGIE), using deflected slipstream enabled by CoFlow Jet (CFJ) technology. MAGGIE is designed to be powered by solar energy and to achieve global-range mobility over the Martian surface. It will be capable of taking off, flying, and landing virtually anywhere on Mars to support scientific exploration and future human missions. A short video describing the MAGGIE mission is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaauIJkZPy4 The same CFJ-enabled deflected-slipstream technology can be applied on Earth, with the potential to increase eVTOL range by up to 100%.