Advancing certified autonomous electric flight 🤖, overcoming 3D printing defects with AI 🖨 and much more

News:

Congrats to Amygda and LexX from Cohort 3 for the coverage in Aviation Week! Read more about how they are developing technology to help MROs take better advantage of data.

Combined with previous funding, this investment ... highlights the strength of Wisk’s strategic partnership with Boeing and their collaboration on critical technology development.

Founded by John and Ian, brought together through their mutual love of chasing challenges, Phycobloom (Cohort 2 alumni) is a cutting-edge clean technology start-up, aiming to revolutionise biofuel production by harnessing the power of algae.

Leveraging big data for greener shipping: BSM, together with London-based startup (and Cohort 2 alumni) Signol, is researching how individual behavioural change can lead to reduced fuel consumption across fleet.

Unmanned aerial aircraft and systems maker Insitu named a new CEO this week, bringing in a leader from elsewhere in the aerospace giant.

We were delighted to see programme alumni AI Build and Intellegens named as leading startups integrating AI-based algorithms into 3D printing to improve the quality & efficiency of the technology.

Aerospace Xelerated @aeroxelerated

First public event of the year 🙌 Join #AerospaceXelerated on Feb 10th for a long-awaited fireside chat with Chris Forster, COO of @altitudeangel - award-winning software provider unleashing the potential for #drones to save lives & revolutionise business https://t.co/urpwkQNSdg

Events:

We're looking forward to having Chris Forster, COO of Altitude Angel, join for a fireside chat where we'll hear about how they're collaborating globally, their Series A funding round led by Seraphim Capital and Octopus Ventures, what Unified Traffic Management is and how it will enable the safe integration of drones into the airspace.

Funding:

UK registered businesses can apply for a share of £25 million for late stage research and development projects that help accelerate the UK towards a net zero automotive future.

Organisations can apply for a share of £1.2 million, inclusive of VAT, to develop open solutions to accelerate decarbonisation of energy in the UK.

UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £25million for game-changing and commercially viable R&D innovation that can significantly impact the UK economy.