About Us

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The MEAMI consortium, brings together partners from academia, industry, and government agencies to foster developments in advanced air mobility (AAM) through research on propulsion, battery, materials, cybersecurity, and sensor technologies. MEAMI carries out interdisciplinary academic research, education, and workforce development programs to prepare for a future where eVTOLs are commonplace.

Vision

Our vision is that by 2045, clean energy powered, fully autonomous air mobility will serve as a safe, accessible, and affordable form of public transportation for communities everywhere.

Mission

Our mission is to drive the invention and integration of technologies critical to the autonomous air mobility (AAM) ecosystem, including coflow jet based advanced propulsion systems and clean energy based power sources. We are also committed to public education and workforce development to support a strong, inclusive future for AAM.

Purpose

Our mission is to develop essential technologies that enable fully autonomous air mobility and to provide public education and workforce development that address socio-economic needs.

Focus Areas

Research in autonomous air mobility (AAM) spans several key focus areas, with faculty leading efforts at various stages of technology readiness. These projects are supported by funding from federal agencies such as the National Science Foundation, Department of Energy, and NASA, as well as industry partners like Supernal, Belter Tech, and others.

 

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