XTI Aerospace, Inc. (NASDAQ: XTIA) (“XTI Aerospace” or the “Firm”) at present introduced that its subsidiary, XTI Plane Firm (“XTI Plane”), submitted a patent software (non-provisional) with the U.S. Patent and Commerce Workplace and filed discover with the 157 nations taking part within the Patent Cooperation Treaty for improvements associated to the TriFan 600, XTI Plane’s fixed-wing, vertical takeoff and touchdown (VTOL) plane presently in growth. XTI Plane beforehand introduced on February 12, 2024 that the China Nationwide Mental Property Administration (CNIPA) issued XTI Plane a brand new utility patent, additionally associated to the TriFan 600.
The brand new patent purposes and the previously-granted China patent relate to varied technical or useful features of the TriFan 600 together with the pivoting ducted followers that rotate between vertical raise and horizontal thrust, which, in flip, are designed to allow the TriFan 600 to effectively transition from vertical takeoff to ahead cruise.
“The brand new patent purposes illustrate our ongoing dedication to innovation, and we consider they are going to solidify our place as a market chief on this new and disruptive powered-lift plane class,” stated Scott Pomeroy, chairman and chief government officer of XTI Aerospace. “Issuance of the China patent additional enhanced our present patent portfolio across the TriFan 600 within the U.S., Europe, and several other different nations. Along with guarding in opposition to unauthorized use of our mental property, we plan to leverage our portfolio to distinguish ourselves out there and to facilitate strategic development and growth.
“We consider the TriFan 600 airplane will revolutionize point-to-point air journey by combining the consolation, velocity, and vary of comparable measurement standard enterprise plane with the flexibleness, comfort, and pinpoint transportation achievable solely with a vertical takeoff and touchdown plane,” continued Pomeroy. “We’re focusing on enterprise, commuter, and regional airline markets, in addition to constitution, different personal air providers, and medevac operators. We’ve already carried out a number of hover checks of our two-thirds scale unmanned proof-of-concept configuration of the TriFan, and we not too long ago introduced the signing of a Letter of Intent with AVX Plane Firm for additional design and growth of the TriFan 600 which we count on will speed up our growth program whereas considerably decreasing bills for sure engineering capabilities and providers.”
About XTI Aerospace, Inc.
XTI Aerospace (XTIAerospace.com) is the mother or father firm of XTI Plane Firm (XTIAircraft.com), an aviation enterprise primarily based close to Denver, Colorado, presently growing the TriFan 600, a fixed-wing enterprise plane designed to have the vertical takeoff and touchdown (VTOL) functionality of a helicopter, speeds of 345 mph and a spread of 700 miles, creating a completely new class – the vertical raise crossover airplane (VLCA). Moreover, the Inpixon (inpixon.com) enterprise unit of XTI Aerospace is a frontrunner in real-time location methods (RTLS) expertise with prospects world wide who use the Firm’s location intelligence options in factories and different industrial services to assist optimize operations, enhance productiveness, and improve security. For extra details about XTI Aerospace, please go to XTIAerospace.com.
The brand new patent purposes and the previously-granted China patent relate to varied technical or useful features of the TriFan 600 together with the pivoting ducted followers that rotate between vertical raise and horizontal thrust, which, in flip, are designed to allow the TriFan 600 to effectively transition from vertical takeoff to ahead cruise.
“The brand new patent purposes illustrate our ongoing dedication to innovation, and we consider they are going to solidify our place as a market chief on this new and disruptive powered-lift plane class,” stated Scott Pomeroy, chairman and chief government officer of XTI Aerospace. “Issuance of the China patent additional enhanced our present patent portfolio across the TriFan 600 within the U.S., Europe, and several other different nations. Along with guarding in opposition to unauthorized use of our mental property, we plan to leverage our portfolio to distinguish ourselves out there and to facilitate strategic development and growth.
“We consider the TriFan 600 airplane will revolutionize point-to-point air journey by combining the consolation, velocity, and vary of comparable measurement standard enterprise plane with the flexibleness, comfort, and pinpoint transportation achievable solely with a vertical takeoff and touchdown plane,” continued Pomeroy. “We’re focusing on enterprise, commuter, and regional airline markets, in addition to constitution, different personal air providers, and medevac operators. We’ve already carried out a number of hover checks of our two-thirds scale unmanned proof-of-concept configuration of the TriFan, and we not too long ago introduced the signing of a Letter of Intent with AVX Plane Firm for additional design and growth of the TriFan 600 which we count on will speed up our growth program whereas considerably decreasing bills for sure engineering capabilities and providers.”
About XTI Aerospace, Inc.
XTI Aerospace (XTIAerospace.com) is the mother or father firm of XTI Plane Firm (XTIAircraft.com), an aviation enterprise primarily based close to Denver, Colorado, presently growing the TriFan 600, a fixed-wing enterprise plane designed to have the vertical takeoff and touchdown (VTOL) functionality of a helicopter, speeds of 345 mph and a spread of 700 miles, creating a completely new class – the vertical raise crossover airplane (VLCA). Moreover, the Inpixon (inpixon.com) enterprise unit of XTI Aerospace is a frontrunner in real-time location methods (RTLS) expertise with prospects world wide who use the Firm’s location intelligence options in factories and different industrial services to assist optimize operations, enhance productiveness, and improve security. For extra details about XTI Aerospace, please go to XTIAerospace.com.
