Otto Lilienthal, one of the pioneers of aviation history, said, “We believe that gliding in the air can become a recreational hobby comparable to cycling.” The dream of being able to fly like a bird is almost as old as humankind, but insufficient knowledge of aerodynamics has usually resulted in accidents that injured these dreamers. Fortunately, our knowledge of aerodynamics has become more advanced. Instead of the delicate wings made of goose feathers that the first brave experimenters used, there is now a safer way flying enthusiasts can embark on adventures among the clouds. The free-flying devices at the Invention Factory adjust your flying position and take you high above the Alps with VR goggles. How does a soaring eagle feel high in the sky? You’re about to find out.