Larry Page who is a Google co-founder is supporting two startups that are working on flying cars, and even funding one of them with more than $100 million so far, Bloomberg said on Thursday.
California, Bloomberg said, “Zee.Aero, into which Page has poured more than $100 million since it started in 2010, conducts test flights of its prototype at an airport hangar in Hollister”.
The startup has a manufacturing facility on NASA's research centre at the edge of Mountain View, the news agency said.
According to Bloomberg, Kitty Hawk, which employs about a dozen engineers and has its headquarters about half a mile away from Zee.Aero, is working on "something that resembles a giant version of a quadcopter drone”..
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