ABA Startup Spotlights 🔎 3D printing with recycled filament ♻️, why investors love UAM 💰 and much more

UK Aerospace Accelerated @ukaeroaccel

It was awesome to have @BarneyYau back at the #ATIBoeingAccelerator ✈️ For this session, we focused on all things #userexperience #UX and how we can create the best experience for the end-user. Thanks for your time Barney! 🙌 https://t.co/jSzdUuMLBS

News from us:

UK-based startup Productive Machines delivers software that maximises the sustainability of machining processes by reducing costs, eliminating waste, and improving productivity.

Founded in 2015 by Daghan Cam and Michail Desyllas, Ai Build closed a $1M seed round earlier this year to bring their AI-powered platform AiSync to automotive brands, Formula 1 teams and, through the ATI Boeing Accelerator, the aerospace sector.

News from the network:

To celebrate Earth Day 2021, All3DP sat down with additive manufacturing company Ai Build to ask: Why do you print with recycled filament? 

ICYMI, tech-for-good VC Bethnal Green Ventures have just published their latest annual report showcasing some of the work they and their network have achieved over the last year. Read it here.

Nineteen months after they predicted UAM would be a niche market, Aviation Week’s Graham Warwick and Teal Group’s Richard Aboulafia are back to address why investors are now pouring billions of dollars into the emerging sector. 

Events:

ABA portfolio business Intellegens have an upcoming webinar that will look to discuss a data-driven route to more sustainable development processes. You can register here.

We look forward to welcoming John Finney, Founder and CEO of Isotropic Systems, for a fireside chat where we'll talk about next-gen connectivity technology, their work in sectors like aerospace, maritime and defence, and recent Series B $40m fundraising round.

Aerospace Unlocking Potential (Aerospace UP) is a £20M three-year project (2020 to 2022) which aims to support the aerospace supply chain in the Midlands by helping to unlock its innovation potential. The project is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund and delivered by the University of Nottingham and the Midlands Aerospace Alliance.

Routes to funding:

In this competition we are seeking solutions for all sizes and categories of maritime vessels. Solutions can be suitable for one target size or multiple sizes of vessels. All ports and harbours are in scope, including infrastructure for both freight and leisure.

APC 18 is looking for: projects that support the UK’s long-term capabilities through securing long-term R&D investment and projects that can be achieved through its associated supply chain in the design, build and manufacture of zero tailpipe emission vehicles.

The aim of this competition is to advance the commercialisation of quantum technologies in the UK and increase private sector investment.

As always, if you’d like to have a chat, please get in touch! 👇

For more information, please contact the ATI Boeing Accelerator team:

Gabi Matic (Programme Director):  gm@atiboeingaccelerator.com | linkedin.com/in/gabrielamatic

Wil Benton (Venture & Ecosystem Director): wb@atiboeingaccelerator.com | linkedin.com/in/fatkidonfire

Ksenia Kurileva (Programme and Marketing Manager):  kk@atiboeingaccelerator.com | linkedin.com/in/kseniakurileva