John Garber's Contact Details

John Garber's Company Details

WaveAerospace

Stamford, Connecticut, United States • 2 Employees
Aviation & Aerospace

WaveAerospace is an aircraft manufacturer. We manufacture industrial autonomous VTOL aircraft that can safely operate in bad weather and extreme conditions where other aircraft can not fly. Because the limitation of existing rotorcraft are innate to their design, WaveAerospace is set apart by its design of a new "Class" of aircraft that can maintain flight operation outside the envelope that is physically possible by its competition.WaveAerospace aircraft are payload agnostic, may be quickly modified to meet specific requirements of a particular mission—such as heavy-lift—and can fly on several hybrid energy sources such as electric, JET-A1/JP-8, and hydrogen fuel cells. We believe the WaveAerospace's new class of aircraft will become the dominant platform design for mission-critical operations that require 24/7/265 operations. Looking further into the future, we envision that beyond 2029 will include certified human transport as well.WaveAerospace aircraft are payload agnostic, may be quickly modified to meet specific requirements of a particular mission—such as heavy-lift—and can fly on several hybrid energy sources such as electric, JET-A1/JP-8, and hydrogen fuel cells. We believe the WaveAerospace's new class of aircraft will become the dominant platform design for mission-critical operations that require 24/7/265 operations.WaveAerospace autonomous aircraft are designed to fly when needed in almost any weather conditions. Despite the accelerating proliferation of commercial and industrial drones, most (if not all) remain extremely limited in their ability to fly, except in situations known to be extremely calm, without the risk of changes in weather or unpredictable encounters with turbulence from, for example, another aircraft. WaveAerospace's aircraft allow customers to utilize their existing payloads, sensors, and other mission hardware on a platform designed to accomplish the mission and return safely where other aircraft can not.