Fireside Chat: OpenClaw, AI, Flying Cars and the Streetwing

​Fireside Chat: OpenClaw, AI, Flying Cars and the Streetwing

​As the boundary for humans between AI, air and ground continues to dissolve, a new category of movement is emerging not just for transportation, but competition, exploration, and entirely new forms of human experience.

​This fireside explores how AI, aviation, terrestrial travel, and design are converging to create vehicles that fully benefit from existing systems and what that means for the future of mobility.

​We will rethink how humans move, compete, and interact with space when the constraints of roads begin to disappear.

​We’ll explore

​• The technical and regulatory challenges of building street legal aircraft

​• Why racing is often the first real proving ground for frontier technology

• What AI and OpenClaw have to do with flying cars

​• The design tradeoffs between safety, performance, and accessibility

​• What “exploration” looks like in a world of hybrid air ground systems

​• How new mobility categories actually get adopted – not just imagined

​Hosted by Future Tech Collective PR, this is a room for builders, operators, and curious minds thinking beyond today’s infrastructure and into what comes next.

​Speaker:

​Dezső Molnár

​Dezső Molnár is a pioneer in flying car racing and the creator of the Streetwing, a hybrid vehicle designed to operate both on the road and in the air. His work sits at the intersection of aviation, performance engineering, and experimental mobility; pushing the limits of what vehicles can be and how they are used.

​Through Flying Car Racing and the Streetwing, Dezső is helping define a new category - one where innovation is tested not just in theory, but in motion.