House passes Rep. Rick Larsen-backed bill to support emerging aviation tech The U.S. House last week passed a bill sponsored by Rep. Rick Larsen, D- Everett, that would invest millions of dollars in infrastructure projects for emerging aviation technologies known
This is the new Z2 aircraft on a concept yacht. Ship to shore… that’s what I’m talking about. GREETINGS FROM ZEVA HEAD QUARTERS! There is so much good news, it’s hard to cover it all and keep this letter
Imagine hopping into a zero-carbon emission, personal aircraft and zipping skyward over the traffic and congestion to land conveniently right at the office.It’s long been the stuff of science fiction but a team of WSU researchers is testing components that
TACOMA, WA., September 8th, 2021 – We are pleased to announce that ZEVA Aero has been awarded a research grant from Washington State’s Joint Center for Aerospace Technology Innovation (JACTI). The funds from the grant will be used to partner
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
Startups compete to build small, safe one-person flyers that can fit in a garage and take off from a driveway. What would it take to be as free as a bird—flying above the treetops with the wind in
Urban mobility players tap investors to develop products of next decade... From a Tacoma company making a carbon fiber personal air vehicle, to an urban air infrastructure builder in London, and an autonomous air taxi maker
A recent article on TRANSPORTUP highlights the potential impacts of the current president's inclusion of UAM in the federal budget. "As with all technological advancements, urban air mobility must have the proper funding and federal support if we would like
Team of Tacoma ‘engineers, designers and dreamers’ wants to build you a personal flying saucer BY CRAIG SAILOR csailor@thenewstribune.com August 21, 2018 A group of Tacoma-based engineers, designers and experts is working on what is essentially a flying saucer meant
