Tag: Aviation
Q&A | Building a smart factory from the ground up, with...
Lilium is developing the world’s first electric vertical take-off and landing jet. It is part of a company vision that aims to bring affordable...
3D printing for aircraft parts takes off at Lufthansa
Lighter components make for more fuel-efficient aircraft. So could 3D printing hold the key to 'lightweighting' in the aviation sector? asks Jessica Twentyman.
Lufthansa Technik,...
Google Next 2018: Air Asia & Airbus reaching new heights in...
Despite the usual fanfare, London's iteration of Google Next 2018 lacked the headline announcements that punctuated the San Francisco event in July. Instead, it...
British Airways suffers major customer data breach
British Airways (BA) has revealed that hundreds of thousands of its customers have had personal and payment-card details stolen from its website and mobile...
Rolls-Royce ignites industrial AI with new partnerships
Industrial technology and engine specialist Rolls-Royce has joined forces with the Alan Turing Institute and the Hasso Plattner Institute to further its industrial artificial...
EHANG passenger drone boasts successful manned test flights
EHANG has released footage and further details of successful manned test flights of the EHang 184 passenger drone.
Your average CEO doesn't put their money where...
Boeing engineers unveil heavy-lifting cargo drone
Aerospace giant Boeing has unveiled the first stage of its eVTOL (electronic vertical take-off and landing) strategy with a prototype of a 'cargo air vehicle'.
In the...
Alcatel Lucent Enterprise: Airports need to get smarter, not just bigger
In a contributed article to Internet of Business, Kelly Allen, director of transportation for Europe North at Alcatel Lucent Enterprise, argues that intelligent airports...
US Air Force goes Top Gun for IoT-based predictive maintenance
The US Department of Defense (DoD) is arming itself with new AI and IoT technologies to power predictive maintenance of aircraft and boost mission effectiveness.
Top Gun...
IoT set to transform the airport experience
IoT technologies have the potential to make air travel a smoother door-to-door ride for passengers, as Doug Drinkwater reports.
Airports are usually a terrible experience....
Can drones and commercial aircraft safely share airspace?
In a follow-up to last week's interview with Professor Antonios Tsourdos from Cranfield University’s new DARTeC research centre, Internet of Business asks the professor about...
Cranfield, DARTeC and the future of aviation
Internet of Business speaks to Professor Antonios Tsourdos about Cranfield University's new DARTeC research centre for digital aviation technology.
The newly opened £65 million Digital Aviation...