English: In March 1952, Kayaba Industry began developing "Heliplane Type-01" (Gyrodyne ) which combines the advantages of autogyro and helicopter, taking advantage of the experience of Kayaba Ka-1, autogyro for reconnaissance, artillery-spotting, and anti-submarine uses which was produced during the Pacific War.
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