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Leaders at Springfield conference say region prepared to herald “the third revolution in flight.”

The Dayton Development Coalition, in collaboration with the City of Springfield, JobsOhio, Clark State College and the Ohio Department of Transportation, will host the first National Advanced Air Mobility Industry Forum Aug. 22 and 23 in Springfield [...]

Event 38 Unmanned Systems, a leading manufacturer of American-made mapping drones, announces the successful completion of a demo flight of the E450, a drone powered by a hydrogen fuel cell on Monday, June 13, at the Kent State University airport. The [...]

JobsOhio, the state's private nonprofit economic development corporation, today announced the launch of AccelerateOhio, a new campaign focused on attracting companies and organizations involved in scaling advanced mobility solutions in Ohio [...]

Earlier this year, Event 38 Unmanned Systems successfully flew a drone fitted with a 3D-printed antenna at Kent State University. The project, backed by the Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN), was a collaboration between Event 38, Kent State [...]

A local research and development group in Beavercreek is continuing to pioneer advances in science and technology. Parallax Advanced Research — formerly associated with Wright State University under the name Wright State Research Institute — is led [...]

Hoping to increase the Mountain State's presence in the country's defense supply chain, Morgantown-based Vertx Partners is aiming to connect West Virginia entrepreneurs and researchers with U.S. Department of Defense contracts. Vertx Partners began [...]

The story of GhostWave, a Columbus-based high-tech radar system startup, offers a window into the real-life time and effort required to get innovation off the ground. GhostWave launched in 2017 offering a groundbreaking interference-resistant radar [...]

The state of Ohio showcased its growing advanced air mobility capabilities Nov. 10, including a spotlight on the use of AAM to extend medical care to rural areas across the state