'aerial mobility' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to describe the ability of people and objects to travel or move through the air. For example, "The rise of aerial mobility has enabled people to reach their destinations in a fraction of the time previously expected."
"So therefore obviously you have to have aerial mobility, which means helicopters.
VTOL throughput will be aided by relatively short travel times and the added degree of freedom associated with aerial mobility.
"Estimated by some analysts at $3 trillion, the urban aerial mobility opportunity will lead to the creation of the largest new market in our lifetimes," said Amir Husain, founder and CEO of SparkCognition.
"However, we can multiply the value of the mission if we add aerial mobility, which would enable us to access a variety of geologic settings, maximizing the science return and lowering mission risk by going over or around obstacles". Later this fall, NASA is expected to select a few of the New Frontiers mission proposals for further study.
"[W]e can multiply the value of the mission if we add aerial mobility, which would enable us to access a variety of geologic settings". "This is the kind of experiment we can't do in the laboratory because of the time scales involved," said APL's Elizabeth Turtle, principal investigator for the Dragonfly mission.
Chambers suggested that the next-level skill to develop is the ability to form strategic partnerships very early on with startups, such as this recent JV between Boeing and the much smaller 5-year-old A.I. startup SparkCognitionfor urban aerial mobility.
Shane Long also scored after replacing the veteran and he possesses the speed, mobility and aerial power that Keane does not, but the LA Galaxy striker's goalscoring instincts remain sharper than anyone else in the Irish squad.
The wing's core missions include aerospace surface interface, agile combat support, combat aviation advisory operations, information operations, personnel recovery/recovery operations, precision aerospace fires, psychological operations dissemination, specialized aerospace mobility and specialized aerial refueling.
Present day unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology in urban mobility applications is severely limited in use due to lack of reliable collision avoidance mechanisms.
The complexity of lander missions is an order of magnitude greater than that of orbiter missions, particularly for those that carry mobility assets such as rovers, drills, and aerial vehicles.
Therefore, the protocol pays attention to the mobility behaviors of nodes so that terrestrial and aerial nodes employ proactive and reactive modes, respectively.
