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Photo Credit: SAM|XL Eastman Machine Co. (Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.), cutting machines manufacturer reports that it is the newest technology partner to European research center Smart Advanced Manufacturing XL (SAM|XL, Delft, Netherlands). Eastman will work alongside SAM|XL to develop and test advanced communication protocol for integrating pick-and-place robots with its automated cutting machinery for composite materials. SAM|XL is a collaborative research center at the TU Delft campus set up as a non-profit foundation with an innovation community. Its mission is to develop, demonstrate and de...
Triumph produces components for the Gulfstream 650. Photo Credit: Gulfstrea Private equity firm Arlington Capital Partners, (Washington, D.C., U.S.) announced on May 10 that it has completed the acquisition of Triumph Group Inc.’s (Berwyn, Pa., U.S.) composites business, which was originally announced about nine months ago in 2020. Going forward, the business will operate independently as Qarbon Aerospace. Qarbon Aerospace is a leading provider of large, complex structural components and assemblies such as fuselages, wings, flight control surfaces, and engine nacelles. The company opera...
Enabled Development) to develop and accelerate composite material and process technologies for the next generation of energy efficient aircraft and future mobility. The £40 million consortium, funded by a £20 million commitment from industry and a £19.6 million commitment from the UK Government via the Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI), will focus on greater adoption of composite technologies, the industrialization of new technologies, as well as accelerating aerospace production rates to meet future high-volume requirements. This includes the development of advanced material and au...
Photo Credit: GKN Aerospace GKN Aerospace (Redditch, U.K.) is helping develop the next generation of sustainable technology through three ground-breaking collaborative programs as part of the Future Flight Challenge, a four-year, £125 million ISCF program from UK Research and Innovation to develop more sustainable aviation solutions and maintain the U.K.’s decarbonization targets. Taking a leading role in the programs, the company will be delivering them from its new £32 million Global Technology Center in Bristol. “We’re investing in ambitious projects to make flying more su...