Ionic thrusters generate efficient propulsion in air | E&T Magazine
Flight of an aeroplane with solid-state propulsion | Nature
Ion powered drones could be the future
Star Trek-inspired aeroplane powered by 'ionic wind' takes flight | BBC Science Focus Magazine
Penny-Sized Ionocraft Flies With No Moving Parts - IEEE Spectrum
Berkeley's Tiny Flying Ionocraft Can hover using No Moving Parts - Electronics-Lab.com
Penny-Sized Ionocraft Flies With No Moving Parts - IEEE Spectrum
science based - Realistic hovering mechanism for my sci-fi drone - Worldbuilding Stack Exchange
Military technology | The Lyncean Group of San Diego
MIT engineers fly first-ever plane with no moving parts | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
In-atmosphere electrohydrodynamic propulsion aircraft with wireless supply onboard - ScienceDirect
Towards Controlled Flight of the Ionocraft: A Flying Microrobot Using Electrohydrodynamic Thrust With Onboard Sensing and No Mov
High Voltage Lifter (Ionocraft) : 7 Steps - Instructables
Scientist designed small-scale versions of ion thrusters, and integrated them into miniature robots. These "ionocraft," which are roughly half an inch square, can fly for 10 minutes at a time on a
Ionocraft Aka Lifters | Hackaday
The Ionocraft - March 2018 - YouTube
Ionocraft: Electrohydrodynamic Ion-Propelled Aircraft
How to Make/Build a Lifter or Ionocraft - YouTube
Cora is an electric 'sky Uber drone' from Google's Larry Page and Sebastian Thrun, 2021 New Zealand launch plan | Electrek
Penny-Sized Ionocraft Flies With No Moving Parts - IEEE Spectrum
Microrobots fly, walk and jump into the future - Berkeley Engineering
Make Ionocraft/Ion Wind Spinning Disks - YouTube
Ion drive meets drone, as small plane flies with no moving parts | Ars Technica
MIT researchers study electro-hydrodynamic thrust
First look: Future flight - AOPA
Penny-Sized Ionocraft Flies With No Moving Parts - IEEE Spectrum
What Is an Ion Propulsion Drone and How Could it Disrupt the Delivery Market? | Commercial UAV News
