Airbus SE, aerospace, defence, Leiden, Netherlands and Blagnac, France

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Website - airbus.com

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CEO - Guillaume Faury

Divisions: Airbus Aerial, Defence and Space and Helicopters.

Projects and products:

Advanced Inspection Drone system

CIMON (Crew Interactive Mobile CompanioN), mobile and autonomous assistance system

Skyways

CityAirbus, project Vahana, autonomous flying vehicle platform for individual passenger and cargo transport

Airbus Cargo Drone Challenge

Perlan Project

Airbus Shopfloor Challenge

AIRBUS AirCobot - Collaborative Robot for Aircraft Inspections

LISA Pathfinder, gravitational-wave observatory

 

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Factory of the future

Published on Jun 19, 2015

The latest techniques, designs and equipment mean that modern manufacturing is highly efficient, organised and structured.
Exploring a new aircraft in virtual reality and using advanced digital technologies on the shop floor; production lines where computer-suited personnel and robots work side by side; 3D printers producing prototypes and series components – Airbus Group is making huge inroads in this area, turning ideas into reality.

 

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Airbus Defence and Space presents his Military Aircraft portfolio at Paris Air Show 2015

Published on Jul 29, 2015

Military Aircraft is built on the solid foundations of the expertise in military and transportation aircraft. It has got a broad, world-wide customer base and is well placed to play a leading role in the markets for future unmanned aerial system (UAS) and combat, transport and ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) aircraft.

 

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Eye in the sky: aircraft inspection by drone

Published on Jul 13, 2016

Airbus Head of Quality Nathalie Ducombeau explains the innovative quality control process of using drones for visually inspecting new production aircraft prior to their handover to customers. The drones follow an automatic flight control system supervised by a human pilot – taking aerial photos that are compiled in a 3D-digital model, recorded in a database, and then analysed. The result is significant savings in time.

 

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Airbus UTM: defining future skies

Published on Jun 4, 2019

Airbus UTM (Unmanned Traffic Management) is building digital air traffic management solutions to enable the next age of aviation. We design, develop, and build the critical infrastructure necessary to allow new aircraft, including air taxis and delivery drones, to safely enter and share the skies of our future. Learn more at airbusutm.com.

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