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Drones that hold people? Hoverbikes come to Detroit Auto Show
Cars aren't the only thing on display at the Detroit Auto Show -- watch the show president Thad Szott take a ride in the sky on a hoverbike.
DETROIT (FOX 2) - The Detroit Auto Show is all about showcasing what's next. At this year's show, that means flying vehicles.
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Show president Thad Szott hopped on a XTurismo hoverbike at Coleman A. Young International Airport.
"Very smooth, very comfortable, soft landing" he said.
The XTurismo is essentially a drone that carries humans. It is controlled not by the rider but by a person with a remote control.
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It can stay airborne for about an hour and reach speeds of 60 mph.