Some Press and Coverage:

December 24, 2008

The New York Times, "Can you hear my prius now?" Bright Ideas : Environment

July 22, 2008

EVA, Inc. named California Clean Technology Finalist

June 20, 2008 

National Public Radio broadcasts in All things Considered, "Amplifying Safety in Hybrid Cars". Click here for the complete story.

June 17, 2008

We demonstrated our EVA system at a Sunnyvale Toyota
Hybrid Workshop to 200+ hybrid enthusiasts with great feedback. 

Jun. 11, 2008

 Disability Nation, "Quiet Cars and the Pedestrian Problem 2 part series."
Click here to be directed to disability nation. 

Jun. 6, 2008

San Jose Mercury News -  Click here for the complete story.

Jun. 3, 2008

Palo Alto Daily News - "Making some noise" by Kristina Peterson. "Stanford pair turns up volume of electric cars." Click here for the complete story.

May 28, 2008

Stanford News - "Student's prototype counters quiet creep of hybrid cars" by Massie Santos Ballon. Click here for the complete story.

Apr. 2, 2008

Hybrid cars are harder to hear. Quiet vehicles may pose greater risks to pedestrians, UC Riverside psychologist finds. Click here for the complete story.

Mar. 29, 2008

Los Angeles Times - "Blind pedestrians may not hear hybrid cars" by Martin Zimmerman. "Cars that are quiet while in electric mode may provide no warning to pedestrians". Click here for the complete story.

Mar. 26, 2008

Time Magazine - "Toyota's Green Road to Growth". "Toyota is committed to sustainable development through innovation that balances economic growth with environmental protection." Click here for the complete story.

Nov. 19, 2007

The Electrificatoin of Vehicles, University of California, Berkeley, California. 1st Consortium of the Berkeley / Stanford CleanTech Conference Series. Made possible by the UC Berkeley Center for Energy & Environmental Innovation, the Bekeley Energy Resources Collaborative (BERC), and Stanford University Energy Crossroads.

Oct. 26, 2007

National Federation of the Blind (NFB) of California, State Convention, Sacramento, California. Click here to listen to speech on "Making Quiet Cars Safe".