Richard Browning is a British inventor who founded Gravity Industries Ltd and created a jet suit that uses miniature jet engines and arm movements to achieve vertical flight. Over 15 months, Browning developed the Daedalus suit, which incorporates six kerosene microturbines, a heads-up display, Wi-Fi data linkage, safety features, and composite materials. During testing and development, Browning broke several speed records with the suit, most recently reaching 85.06 mph in November 2019.

1. Flying Jet Suit
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2. Richard Browning (Inventor):
 Richard Browning is a British inventor, entrepreneur and speaker. He founded Gravity Industries
Ltd in March 2017,He Created a suit that uses several miniature jet engines to achieve vertical
flight. The kerosene engines are rated at 22 kg of thrust each.Browning uses his arms to control
the direction and speed of the flight, whilst being shown fuel consumption among other usage
data within the head-up display he wears inside the helmet.He achieved a speed of 32.02 miles
per hour (51.53 km/h) with the suit during a Guinness World Records attempt for ‘Fastest speed in
a body controlled jet engine powered suit’.
 Browning has been dubbed(Named) the "real-life Iron Man" by media outlets around the world.
 Browning was an ultra-marathon runner and former Royal Marine Reservist,He cycled to work and
used an exercise regime to drop his body weight to 72 kg.He was inspired by his late father, an
aeronautical engineer.

3. Concept:
 In an interview with the Daily Telegraph,Browning said 'his approach to flight was
to augment the human mind and body, because they are amazing machines, so I
just bolted on what was missing - thrust.
 Browning has said:the suit could reach up to speeds of 200 mph and can fly for 10
consecutive minutes at a few thousand feet,but that he keeps the speed and
altitude low for safety reasons at present.He repeated this in an interview with Sky
News' tech programme 'Swipe' before a live flight demonstration.
 Browning's eight-year-old son named the suit (Daedalus).

4. Development:
 Throughout 2016 Browning and a small team designed, built, redesigned and rebuilt Gravity's
prototype flight suit, testing, developing and reiterating for a year before filing patents for the
technology and launching the business.The suit took 15 months to develop.
 The Daedalus(Suit)incorporates the following technologies:
 Six ECU kerosene microturbine, including two on each arm: automated with the best-in-class
power-to-weight ratio.
 HUD system: the Sony SmartEyeglass Developer Edition (912-1099) provides fuel and engine
status on a heads-up display (HUD) system.
 Wi-Fi data linkage: live streaming from the Daedalus suit to ground monitoring and the HUD
system.
 Fuel air detection: utilising medical bubble detectors to provide a fail-safe fuel alert.
 Graphene composites: using composite materials to reduce the weight of the suit.
 Airbag system: working on an auto-inflate impact protection system (based on
 motorcycle airbags).
 The six jet engines produce 130 kilograms (or 286 pound-force) of thrust.

5. Richard Browning Records:
 During 2017 Browning has been breaking records, the last one that he recorded
was two weeks ago which was in 12 of November 2019,he reached a speed of
85.06 miles per hour which mean 136.891 km per hour.
 And one test drive of the suit takes more than 440,000 $.

6. At Last I Want To Thank You That You Gave Me Your
Time To Explain This Technolog For You,And A
Special Thank To My Dear Teacher Mr Ahmad.
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