Stephen Tibbitts from ZEVA AERO speaks at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) Cascade Chapter panel session, "The intersection of Surface and Aviation Autonomous, Connected and Electric Flight for the Future". Stephen Tibbitts speaks on the video from
The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Tacoma, Washington. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to: Revenue potential Leadership team Brand/product traction Competitive landscape Additionally, all companies must be
Tacoma, WA September 17th, 2020 – ZEVA Aero gains assets through a merger with Fab Lab LLC. ZEVA Aero was incubated at FabLab LLC where its founders met and began formulating the company and its first personal flying vehicle. The
Wildfires worldwide are causing death and destruction across the globe. In California more than 3 million acres have burned, 3 of the 5 largest fires in state history are still burning all at once. Which includes 29 fatalities, 37 non-fatal
Could the George Jetson future of personal flying start with first responders, cargo delivery, and security applications? Although Stephen Tibbitts, CEO & co-founder of ZEVA, envisions a day when his flying wings will provide mobility for the masses, the
Race to win the Boeing Sponsored $1,000,000 Prize is still on! We congratulate Team teTra for receiving the $100,000 Pratt & Whitney Disruptor Prize. (No small feat with such fierce competition!) The ZEVA Team had a fantastic time
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.
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
