Venturing into eVTOLs, avatar robots and the space sector
First written in FY2022. 1 of 3 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「As a result, the experiment successfully achieved the targeted take-off and landing behaviour of the aircraft, reaching an altitude of 271.4m, landing 37cm from the target position, and recording a flight time of 56.6 seconds, as well as collecting data during ascent and descent.」
Honda successfully completed its first take-off and landing test using an internally developed reusable rocket, reaching an altitude of 271.4m, with a landing error of 37cm and a flight time of 56.6 seconds. Its next technology target is to achieve suborbital flight capability in 2029. - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「Honda is pursuing the specific themes of “eVTOL,” “avatar robots” and “challenges in the space sector.” By applying the core technologies developed by the Honda Group, including combustion, electrification, control and robotics technologies, Honda will seek to create the joy of expanding the possibilities of people’s lives in these new fields.」
Honda has reaffirmed its challenges in eVTOL, avatar robots and the space sector, as well as its policy of applying combustion, electrification, control and robotics technologies. - FY2022First statedAnnual report
「Honda will also pursue initiatives in 3 areas, “eVTOL,” “avatar robots” and “challenges in the space sector,” to create more free time for people and expand the time and spaces in which they can be active.」
In addition to its existing mobility and energy fields, Honda has for the first time separately identified eVTOL, avatar robots and the space sector as new initiatives to expand people’s free time and spaces for activity.