A motor assembly that includes a motor having a motor casing, a rotatable shaft extending from said motor casing to a shaft length and a hub coupled to said rotatable shaft, the hub having a circumferential skid surface disposed immediately proximal to the motor casing and having a channel configured to seat a propeller, when a propeller is present, wherein a bending moment applied to the shaft through the hub results in the circumferential skid surface contacting said motor casing.

A propulsion system comprises a propeller and a driving device coupled with the propeller. The propeller comprises a hub having a receiving hole, a plurality of blades connected to the hub, and a connecting surface. The driving device comprises a body portion, an elastic abutting member disposed on the body portion and configured to abut against the connecting surface, and a lock portion disposed on the body portion and including a first snap-fitting portion. A second snap-fitting portion is arranged on an inner wall of the receiving hole and is configured to snap with the first snap-fitting portion.

A rotor assembly for use in an aircraft comprising has a rotor hub, a spinner structure comprising a spinner opening, and a rotor blade received through the spinner opening. The rotor blade has a rotor root located proximate to the rotor hub. The rotor assembly also has a motive fairing face that at least partially rests along the rotor hub.

Locking device, propeller, and aerial vehicle are provided. An exemplary propeller includes a blade; and a locking part, configured for locking the blade to a driving shaft. The locking part includes a fastening portion and a pressing portion. The pressing portion includes a pressing end, an abutting end including an accommodating hole, and an abutting part configured within the accommodating hole for abutting against the fastening portion. The fastening portion is accommodable within the accommodating hole of the pressing portion. The pressing portion of the locking part is slidably connected with the blade. A portion of the driving shaft protrudes into the accommodating hole of the pressing portion. The fastening portion is abutted against the abutting part of the pressing portion and engaged with the driving shaft to lock the driving shaft on the blade.

Locking device, propeller, and aerial vehicle are provided. An exemplary propeller includes a blade; and a locking part, configured for locking the blade to a driving shaft. The locking part includes a fastening portion and a pressing portion. The pressing portion includes a pressing end, an abutting end including an accommodating hole, and an abutting part configured within the accommodating hole for abutting against the fastening portion. The fastening portion is accommodable within the accommodating hole of the pressing portion. The pressing portion of the locking part is slidably connected with the blade. A portion of the driving shaft protrudes into the accommodating hole of the pressing portion. The fastening portion is abutted against the abutting part of the pressing portion and engaged with the driving shaft to lock the driving shaft on the blade.

A lock mechanism includes a snapping part and a pressing part configured to be slidably connected with a first body. The pressing part includes a pressing end and an abutting end opposite to the pressing end. The abutting end is configured to abut against the snapping part to make the snapping part engage with a second body and to lock the second body onto the first body.

A lock mechanism includes a snapping part and a pressing part configured to be slidably connected with a first body. The pressing part includes a pressing end and an abutting end opposite to the pressing end. The abutting end is configured to abut against the snapping part to make the snapping part engage with a second body and to lock the second body onto the first body.

A driving device includes a body portion, a driving shaft disposed on the body portion and configured to rotate relative to the body portion, a lock portion disposed on the body portion and including a snap-fitting portion configured to snap with the propeller, and an elastic abutting member disposed on the body portion and configured to be pressed down and deformed along a direction parallel to the driving shaft to abut against a propeller in response to the snap-fitting portion being snapped with the propeller.

A driving device includes a body portion, a driving shaft disposed on the body portion and configured to rotate relative to the body portion, a lock portion disposed on the body portion and including a snap-fitting portion configured to snap with the propeller, and an elastic abutting member disposed on the body portion and configured to be pressed down and deformed along a direction parallel to the driving shaft to abut against a propeller in response to the snap-fitting portion being snapped with the propeller.

Flying Car PPRW (Pipe Prop Rotary Wing) of the present invention transforms a road legal car into a true flying car for travels on and off roadways as well as travels in airways. Flying Car PPRW is mounted on top, powered from below, and has a smaller footprint of the road legal car for unrestricted roadway travels. Flying Car PPRW incorporates a general PPRW documented in patent application Ser. No. 16/128,537 filed on Sep. 12, 2018; and both Flying Car PPRW and the general PPRW are each a propeller driven propulsion engine in a pipe profile with props or propellers rotating in part as rotary wings. Flying Car PPRW enhances propulsion performances through the shaping of airflow field patterns around props and by the increased relative airflow velocities between props of interacting planet and sun airfoils. The PPRW props in rotations propels directional air for lift and thrust forces transversely through and across the pipe along the length of the pipe; and when vectored, the air thrust and lift forces are turned into variable lift and thrust forces for takeoffs, landings, and air flights of the true flying car travelling in airways.