Parallax Advanced Research Press Mentions

Today marks the beginning of ‘Gem City Black Business Month.’

Dayton is participating in the national initiative to provide African American-owned businesses more exposure and access to resources. It’s being led by the Greater West Dayton...

DAYTON – Registration is now live for Launch Dayton Startup Week, an opportunity for the Dayton region’s entrepreneurs to connect and network with both resource providers and fellow founders.

This free, annual, week-long, community-focused...

Registration is open for the annual Launch Dayton Startup Week with no cost to participants.

Entrepreneurs in the Dayton area can connect and network with resource providers and company founders in this weeklong community-focused conference.

There is a movement growing in Dayton — one that arguably began with the Wright Brothers around the turn of the 20th century. But instead of just two brothers with a dream, this 21st century movement in the heart of downtown represents a diverse...

Parallax Advanced Research is a Dayton Business Journal 2021 Best Places to Work honoree!  

The Dayton Business Journal has named this year’s Best Places to Work awards honorees. There are 37 total companies named as honorees. 

The DBJ has four...

Thank you to Karlos Marshall with the Greater West Dayton Incubator for mentioning Parallax Advanced Research and Launch Dayton in the PBS documentary “The Dayton Arcade: Waking the Giant Part 2."

"Dayton Arcade: Waking the Giant”. The documentary...

Today, the Dayton company's founders are busy devising a mockup for its technology: A mobile auxiliary power station that affixes to the underside of a semi trailer. The proposed unit would generate power both on and off the road, producing enough...

Parallax Advanced Research and the Air Force Research Laboratory Autonomy Capability Team 3, or ACT3, are creating a novel computer-based machine learning technology named Detextron. 

To read more, click the link below. 

The humble battery has arguably never been more important. Smartphones, laptops and a host of other devices, including a growing number of electric cars, rely on them.

But some believe the basic energy-storage technology hasn’t advanced as far as...