• Joby has quietly begun testing its long-range hydrogen-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the JAI 30. Joby does not appear to have discussed this model publicly.
• The JAI 30 has already demonstrated a flight endurance of more than nine hours, according to screenshots of tracking data that has since been taken down at the company’s request but was saved on the internet. Then Hunterbrook found the JAI 30 in person.
• Joby joins other major autonomous companies at the Pendleton Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Range.