Why Lorenz
I was driving for Uber in my red 2018 Honda Civic Type R, finishing my last two semesters at NJIT, when it hit me: I wanted to do my senior capstone on flying cars.
Not because it sounded like a cool sci-fi fantasy, but because the next step in the evolution of transportation is in the sky.
I knew the market would doubt a solo founder with no blockbuster exit behind him, no war chest to self-fund something this ambitious. So I decided to build it one small, deliberate move at a time.
I named the company after Edward Lorenz, the MIT meteorologist who discovered the butterfly effect: the idea that a tiny change in initial conditions cascades into something enormous. That's the whole bet. Every small move toward bringing flying cars to reality compounds, and eventually it comes true.
