1. Lilium, an electric aircraft startup based in Germany, has sold its patent assets for €18 million ($21 million) to Archer Aviation.
2. The patents include critical technologies such as high-voltage systems, flight controls, ducted fans, and advanced aircraft design.
3. Archer, initially focused on developing an air taxi network, has also recently added a defense program and plans to utilize the acquired patent assets in both light-sport or regional electric flight and defense applications.
2. The patents include critical technologies such as high-voltage systems, flight controls, ducted fans, and advanced aircraft design.
3. Archer, initially focused on developing an air taxi network, has also recently added a defense program and plans to utilize the acquired patent assets in both light-sport or regional electric flight and defense applications.
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Electric aircraft startup Lilium, based in Germany, has sold its patent assets for €18 million ($21 million) to Archer Aviation. The patents cover key technologies like high-voltage systems, flight controls, ducted fans, and advanced aircraft design. Archer, known for developing an air taxi
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ID: 97e83513-397a-4509-846d-889af57b3b1e
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Date: Oct. 17, 2025
Notes: 2025-10-17
Created: 2025/10/17 10:12
Updated: 2025/12/08 00:07
Last Read: 2025/10/18 08:37