Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA) announced the 22 tech startups that have been selected for the organization’s recurring Founder Cohort Program on Thursday. WTIA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building a strong, sustainable technology sector. Part of WTIA’s Startup Program, the
Seventeen companies have signed Space Act Agreements with NASA to participate in the agency’s first Urban Air Mobility Grand Challenge, a series of technology demonstrations meant to test the readiness of vehicles and systems intended for use in low-altitude, urban
Feb 29 (Leap day, of course) saw the finals of the GoFly Prize, a competition primarily sponsored by Boeing to produce small VTOL vehicles for personal flight. The rules required a fairly small form factor (8’ sphere, roughly) and a
“Point to point air travel will begin to be adopted as early as 2025.” NASA and a clutch of startup and established companies are moving forward with plans to transform mobility in urban environments through the Urban Air Mobility Grand Challenge.
While we were at Oshkosh Progress was being made While the marketing team was away at Oshkosh, the team continued progress on the build. Here is a wing-skin fresh out of the oven. We plan to have the wings
The first hover flight (tethered) of the Zero took place Wednesday August 14th at 10:05PM. We will be following up with videos of flight testing in the coming month. Stay tuned!
On a recent test flight, the Zero lifts off and into the sky.
