Jeremy Tyler

Jeremy D. Tyler holds a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Arizona and has enjoyed a lifelong hobby of designing, building, and flying model airplanes and rotorcraft. He joined AeroVironment in 2007 as a member of the R&D group tasked with the creation of new aircraft designs. Jeremy has been involved with dozens of innovative unmanned aircraft projects, ranging from fixed-wing VTOL airplanes to single and multi-rotor helicopters to giant solar-powered stratospheric airplanes, and he can now add Martian aircraft to that list. Jeremy was involved in many aspects of the Ingenuity airframe design and developed the majority of its metal mechanisms including the servos, swashplates, and landing gear components.