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Artificial intelligence 13 March 2025

First AI-Enabled Airbus A320 Simulator Launched

Southpoint, Crawley, England – We are thrilled to announce the launch of the first AI-enabled Airbus A320 simulator at our state-of-the-art training facility near Gatwick Airport. This revolutionary simulator, available to both professional…

Artificial intelligence, Space 30 January 2025

Using AI for more reliable space missions

As we prepare to go deeper into space, the demand for autonomous systems capable of operating independently from ground control and crew interactions is increasing. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaping…

Artificial intelligence 7 January 2025

Vertical Aerospace chooses Monolith as ‘AI for engineering’ partner

London-based Monolith to help Vertical Aerospace optimise its testing and simulation programmes to improve performance and accelerate time to market Flight and ground tests for eVTOL are incredibly complex, expensive,…

Artificial intelligence 7 January 2025

Siemens unveils breakthrough innovations in industrial AI and digital twin technology at CES 2025

Siemens brings Industrial AI to the Edge of the factory floor for secure access to large language modelsAviation startup JetZero chooses Siemens Xcelerator platform to enable development of groundbreaking blended…

Artificial intelligence, News, Space 13 December 2024

AI applications with space-enabled 5G

ESA and Nokia demonstrate advanced AI applications with space-enabled 5G 13/12/2024161 views0 likesESA / Applications / Connectivity and Secure Communications ESA and Nokia have successfully demonstrated how advanced artificial intelligence (AI) combined with space-enabled 5G networks…

Artificial intelligence, News, Space 7 August 2024

Jeh Aerospace and GridRaster Partner to Revolutionize Aerospace Manufacturing

Jeh Aerospace and GridRaster Partner to Revolutionize Aerospace Manufacturing with Spatial AI and AR/VR Technology August 07, 2024 – MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. & ATLANTA –Jeh Aerospace, a leader in precision…

Artificial intelligence 24 June 2024

Safran enters into exclusive discussions to acquire Preligens, a leader in artificial intelligence for aerospace and defense

Safran today announces that it has entered into exclusive discussions to acquire 100% of Preligens, a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) for aerospace and defense, for an enterprise value of…

AI and autonomous robots at Munich Airport

Artificial intelligence 14 May 2024

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First AI-Enabled Airbus A320 Simulator Launched

Using AI for more reliable space missions

Vertical Aerospace chooses Monolith as ‘AI for engineering’ partner

Siemens unveils breakthrough innovations in industrial AI and digital twin technology at CES 2025

AI applications with space-enabled 5G

Jeh Aerospace and GridRaster Partner to Revolutionize Aerospace Manufacturing

Safran enters into exclusive discussions to acquire Preligens, a leader in artificial intelligence for aerospace and defense

AI and autonomous robots at Munich Airport

EU project COGNIMAN establishes an Ethics Board

AkzoNobel Powder Coatings partners with coatingAI to explore new frontiers in sustainability

Voyager wins $298M NASA contract after Astrobotic deal

NAMIB EW payload completes collaborative flight with Rafale

Liebherr at Farnborough Airshow 2026

Apollo to Acquire easyJet: Strategic Rationale for Europe

Airbus GMF 2026–2045 vs Boeing CMO: trends and strategy

ALATYR’s Orbital Data Centers: Europe’s Answer to AI Crunch

Directed-Energy Counter-Drone: RF vs Laser, Drone Hardening

Satellite connectivity: multi-orbit and cloud-orchestrated

Airspan Joins ARES : Europe’s Strategic CommunicationsChallenge

Helicopter safety: it is finally time to admit that “see and avoid” is no longer enough

Artemis II: the real delay is not the Moon’s

European Industrial Governance: Why the Airbus Model Succeeds in Civil Aviation but Reaches Its Limits in Combat and Innovation Systems

Thierry Dauxois appointed President of the CNRS

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