Airbus’ Engineering Design & Services initiative, which was launched in 2019, is offering the company’s innovative engineering solutions to industries outside of the global aerospace sector – including automotive, nautical, medical and others.
SURVEY Copter, the tactical drones division of Airbus with its main site based in Pierrelatte, in southern France, this week gave a rapid and positive response to the proposal for an association with the Montélimar “Convergences 26” FabLab in Drome Ardèche, to start up production of medical protection visors on the 3D printers normally used to build drones.
Airbus’ new online subscription form enables journalists and other interested parties to directly receive the company’s latest news and announcements.
Over the past 50 years, Airbus’ products and technologies have changed the aerospace industry beyond recognition. But now a game-changing moment has been reached as the sector and society in general address the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
After four years of exploration, incubation and industrialisation of digital capabilities it is time to transfer the teams of DTO and their activities, disseminating their lessons learnt, experience and mindset across the Company.
Following a sharp decline in weather-related measurements due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Airbus-produced Aeolus satellite – launched in 2018 – has risen to the challenge and is providing the data needed for accurate forecasting across Europe.
The winner of the 7th Airbus GEDC Diversity Award is C4. The Cross-Campus Capstone Classroom diversity initiative from University of York was selected the winner for their project designed to increase diversity in engineering education.
ANASIS-II has left the Airbus cleanrooms in Toulouse, France and has been shipped to Cape Canaveral in Florida for its forthcoming launch.
Built for South Korea, ANASIS-II will provide secured communications over wide coverage
Airbus’ Smart Flying Hospital, an app-enabled health monitoring system developed for military medevac missions, is demonstrating its capabilities in ground-based applications.
New safety procedures have been implemented at Airbus’ International Training Centre in Seville, Spain to ensure it continues producing top-notch pilots.