Parallax Advanced Research Press Mentions

DAYTON, Ohio — In April 2019, the Department of the Air Force launched its Science and Technology 2030 Strategy which lays a path forward for the Department of the Air Force science and technology ecosystem to rapidly develop warfighting capabilities...

Discussions are underway between the city of Hilliard in Ohio, Ghostwave and Parallax Advanced Research to incorporate a sensing system with LIFT Aircraft’s HEXA eVTOL, so it can be used as a form of transport for emergency responders.

Hilliard, Ohio – The City of Hilliard, GhostWave, Inc., LIFT Aircraft, and Parallax Advanced Research are discussing the potential implementation of a new, life-saving advanced air mobility (AAM) technology on Ohio’s first flying car. HEXA by LIFT...

The Dayton Business Journal convened its second annual roundtable discussion with the Air Force, state officials and local community leaders, in an effort to understand how industry and military can work together.

Hilliard, Ohio – The City of Hilliard, GhostWave, Inc., LIFT Aircraft, and Parallax Advanced Research are discussing the potential implementation of a new, life-saving advanced air mobility (AAM) technology on Ohio’s first flying car. HEXA by LIFT...

A local research and development organization is moving its entrepreneurial support team into a new innovation hub that recently launched in downtown Dayton.

Parallax Advanced Research brought in about $30 million in revenue in 2020, the year the non-profit research company disaffiliated from Wright State University, and it expects to bring in $40 million this year, said Dennis Andersh, president and...

Parallax Advanced Research brought in about $30 million in revenue in 2020, the year the non-profit research company disaffiliated from Wright State University, and it expects to bring in $40 million this year, said Dennis Andersh, president and...

A second round of funding and a new event are open to Dayton-area startups and small businesses looking to accelerate the development of their technology for the commercial market and U.S. military.