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Aerospace TechWeek Europe is around the corner and of course we will be part of it (Come find us at booth S8)! ✈ Quality Control holds paramount importance in the Aerospace industry, making it a significant challenge to automate. Fear factors like model drift and inconsistent results render the adoption of tools like AI and Computer Vision a slow and tedious process. We understand the critical need for the reliability and repeatability of systems, which is why we ensure no system is deployed without going through mutually agreed validation studies. While our systems are capable of self-improving over time, we also offer "lockdown" options for our platform, enabling you to maintain 100% repeatability and consistency. Upgrades and updates are thoroughly tested and mutually validated before adoption. Discover our Spectron QCaaS Platform, providing automated quality control while minimizing waste, maximizing yield, and significantly enhancing your return on investment. Come and chat with us to see how we can enhance your QC processes and propel your business forward with our cutting-edge technology. #AerospaceXelerated #AerospaceTechWeek #Innovation #MunichEvents #AIIntegration #SmartManufacturing

Highlights from ILA Berlin - Pioneering Aerospace 1.    Prominent Presence of In-Space Manufacturing Companies Noteworthy is the significant presence of companies focused on in-space manufacturing. Key players include The Exploration Company, Voyager Space, Redwire Space Europe, and Airbus. The pioneering mission by Varda Space Industries seems to have inspired many in the industry, though I remain skeptical about the market size. Bioprinting, in particular, holds promise, yet a commercially viable product appears to be at least a decade away. It is evident that both Europe and the US are recognizing low Earth orbit as a commercial frontier, while space agencies are shifting their focus toward deep space exploration. 2.    Funding Shifts and Security Discourse I liked how one of the speakers said with regret that there will be less money for exploration projects in the future, because in the foreseeable future more money will be spent on war. This shift towards security and technological sovereignty was palpable. The European Union is acutely aware of the strategic importance of space for Europe's future security. The current situation mirrors post-Yugoslav war developments when Europe established its own GNSS. Today, similar efforts are underway with IRIS², despite the realistic expectations that the system will not be operational by 2027 and will likely exceed initial cost estimates. Plus the results of European Parliament elections will likely affect EU’s approach to space programs. 3.    Emphasis on Long-Term Space Sustainability A key event was the signing of the ESA Zero Debris Charter by over forty organizations, underscoring a commitment to sustainable space activities. However, the document itself does not contain the clause of deorbiting of space object within five years, which is already a commitment for European Space Agency - ESA missions. This requirement currently applies mainly when companies seek an FCC license, effectively making the five-year rule a standard since 2022. The Zero Debris Charter remains non-binding, but it reflects a collective aspiration towards a future free from space debris. 4.    Support for Light Launch Vehicles Europe is poised to support the development of light launch vehicles, with anticipated, albeit modest, returns of European launch capabilities this summer with Ariane 6 and LV from Isar Aerospace. This initiative reflects an institutional push aiming to ensure Europe’s assured access to space, however commercial prospects of these LVs remain unclear to me. 5.    Local Focus of ILA Berlin ILA Berlin retains a local flavor, with a limited presence of international space companies. I had anticipated greater participation from French, Italian, and British firms, as well as leading New Space companies from Lithuania (Kongsberg NanoAvionics) and Belgium (Aerospacelab). Nevertheless, it was a pleasure to meet the colleagues from the Berlin office of EnduroSat.

🚀 Exciting News! Nexus Lab joins the Aerospace Accelerator Program. We are excited to share that Nexus Lab has been selected for the first cohort of the Aerospace Accelerator Program, developed in collaboration with NAVBLUE, an Airbus Company, the Region of Waterloo, and the Accelerator Centre! Over the coming 9 months, they'll dive into a high-intensity program where they'll have wonderful opportunities to develop their software further, connect with industry experts, expand their network, and more. 🌱✈️ ✈️ Nexus Lab-dan möhtəşəm xəbər! Nexus Lab Aerospace Akselerator Proqramının birinci kohortuna qəbul olub! Aerospace Akselerator Proqramı NAVBLUE, an Airbus Company, Region of Waterloo, və Accelerator Centre təşkilatlarının birgə əməkdaşlıqları ilə yaradılan proqramdır. Gələcək 9 ay müddətində Nexus Lab intensiv proqramdan keçəcək, proqram təminatlarını təkmilləşdirmə, expertlərlə görüş və netvörkinq şansı qazanacaqlar. #NexusLab #UFAZInnovation #AerospaceTechWeek #AviationInnovation #contrails #climateChange #sustainableAviation #climateAction #aviation #aerospace #aviationIndustry

Navigating the skies of #sustainability is akin to turning a supertanker. In #aerospace, a cultural shift is essential for rapid innovation. Embracing a 'digital first' mindset, and leveraging advanced tech are key. Learn More: https://t.co/YUA5sDEIh2 #ExpertConnect https://t.co/Bf5Icg5rpg

Navigating the skies of #sustainability is akin to turning a supertanker. In #aerospace, a cultural shift is essential for rapid innovation. Embracing a 'digital first' mindset, and leveraging advanced tech are key. Learn More: https://t.co/YUA5sDEIh2 #ExpertConnect https://t.co/Bf5Icg5rpg

Navigating the skies of #sustainability is akin to turning a supertanker. In #aerospace, a cultural shift is essential for rapid innovation. Embracing a 'digital first' mindset, and leveraging advanced tech are key. #Capgemini Learn More: https://t.co/YUA5sDEIh2 #ExpertConnect https://t.co/Bf5Icg5rpg

Aerospace-X flies at full speed ✈ The first on-site workshop of the Aerospace-X research project after the kick-off took place in Berlin this week. The entire team had two exciting days full of brainstorming and conceptual work. It was an important meeting, also in order to clearly define the next steps in the end-to-end quality management work package, which is coordinated by gemineers. Many thanks to Airbus for the great organization, including some fun icebreaker games! Bringing the team together like no other! Also many thanks to the Fraunhofer IPK for hosting the event and to all participants. Looking forward to the next working session! The goal of Aerospace-X is to enhance the competitiveness, resilience, and sustainability of supply chains in the German, European, and, ultimately, the global aviation industry, based on an open and collaborative data ecosystem. The consortium, under the coordination of Airbus, comprises high-class OEM and Tier-n manufacturing companies, digital solution providers, and research institutions from the aerospace sector. The research initiative funded by the Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz has an overall budget of more than 50 million euros and a duration of over two years. #aerospace #gemineers #dataspaces #digitaltwin

Navigating the skies of #sustainability is akin to turning a supertanker. In #aerospace, a cultural shift is essential for rapid innovation. Embracing a 'digital first' mindset, and leveraging advanced tech are key. Learn More: https://t.co/YUA5sDEIh2 #ExpertConnect https://t.co/Bf5Icg5rpg

Navigating the skies of #sustainability is akin to turning a supertanker. In #aerospace, a cultural shift is essential for rapid innovation. Embracing a 'digital first' mindset, and leveraging advanced tech are key. Learn More: https://t.co/YUA5sDEIh2 #ExpertConnect https://t.co/Bf5Icg5rpg

New month, new week and new session! 🥂 AEROSPACE The primary objective of the Aerospace session is to illustrate the pioneering work undertaken by European organizations, such as Clean Aviation, Airbus, Aernnova Aerospace, Nano-Tech SpA , Leading Edge Strategy Consulting Ltd, AIMEN Centro Tecnológico, ITRB GROUP, ASCO, Rolls-Royce, HALO Space (some of them actively participating in the forum), in enhancing the performance, efficiency, and sustainability of commercial aircraft. Through presentations, discussions, and demonstrations, the session aims to: 1. Showcase European Excellence: Highlight the achievements and capabilities of European companies at the forefront of aerospace technology innovation, positioning Europe as global leader in commercial aviation. 2. Explore Technological Advancements: Provide insights into the latest advancements in aerospace technology, with a focus on composite materials and other innovative solutions. From materials to aircraft design and manufacturing processes, the session explores the diverse facets of aerospace innovation driving the next generation of commercial aircraft. 3. Foster Collaboration: Facilitate collaboration and partnership opportunities among industry stakeholders, including companies, research institutions, and governmental bodies, catalyzing joint initiatives, research projects, and innovation clusters. Session Structure Company Presentations. Leading European companies in the aerospace sector will showcase their latest innovations, technologies, and achievements in areas such as: a. Composite Materials: Highlighting advancements in the development and utilization of composite materials for aircraft structures, components, and systems. b. Aircraft Design and Manufacturing: Demonstrating innovative approaches to aircraft design, manufacturing processes, and assembly techniques aimed at enhancing efficiency, performance, and sustainability. c. Propulsion Systems: Exploring advancements in aircraft propulsion systems, including engines, powerplants, and alternative propulsion technologies. d. Space launchers and space tourism as the next frontier for technology development. Panel Discussion: A panel of industry experts and thought leaders will engage in a discussion on key trends, challenges, and opportunities in aerospace technology for commercial aircraft. Miguel Angel Castillo, PhD Giuseppe Galimberti Pablo Martinez Dr. Marcello Grassi Rocco Lagioia Ian Banerjee Pedro Mata rafael millán sanz-lomana Rick Pizzoli Josean Quevedo #aerospace #aircraft #composite #sustainabiliy #nanotechnology