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assignment_turned_in Project2010 - 2013Partners:MSU, Kybertec (Czechia), CIRA, ONERA, Łukasiewicz Research Network +6 partnersMSU,Kybertec (Czechia),CIRA,ONERA,Łukasiewicz Research Network,National Centre of Scientific Research Demokritos,CFSE,CNRS,AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE SAS,VKI,Tabor (Poland)Funder: European Commission Project Code: 241992more_vert assignment_turned_in Project2013 - 2018Partners:TAU, Coexpair (Belgium), ARA, AcQ Inducom, AIRBUS OPERATIONS GMBH +38 partnersTAU,Coexpair (Belgium),ARA,AcQ Inducom,AIRBUS OPERATIONS GMBH,Airbus Operations Limited,ASCO Industries (Belgium),INCAS,Royal NLR,KTH,University of Manchester,IAI,BAES,Sonaca (Belgium),AIRBUS OPERATIONS,CIRA,ONERA,SAFRAN LANDING SYSTEMS,FHG,L - UP SAS,WUT,FSUE,SLCA,INVENT,AED,VZLÚ,CERFACS,AIRBUSGROUP LIMITED,University of London,IBK-Innovation (Germany),AIRBUS OPERATIONS SL,City, University of London,EADS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH,Dassault Aviation (France),DLR,STORK FOKKER AESP FOKKER STRUCTURES FOKKER AEROSTR,INCAS,TUHH,TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES TAI,GKN Aerospace Services Limited,FOI,CFSE,AEDFunder: European Commission Project Code: 604013more_vert assignment_turned_in Project2009 - 2012Partners:TU Berlin, ASE, DLR, CENAERO, Leiden University +13 partnersTU Berlin,ASE,DLR,CENAERO,Leiden University,SWEDISHSPACE CORPORATION ESRANGE SSC RYMDBOLAGET,VKI,ONERA,CFSE,Astos Solutions GmbH,FOI,AI: Aerospace Innovation GmbH,AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE GMBH,DEIMOS,ULB,Orbspace Aron Lentsch,Airbus (Netherlands),CIRAFunder: European Commission Project Code: 233816more_vert - ONERA,NUMECA,LFK,Royal NLR,DLR,EADS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH,THU,TU Berlin,Ansys (United States),INPT,Airbus Operations Limited,Imperial,ROLLS-ROYCE DEUTSCHLAND LTD & CO KG,TU Darmstadt,University of Manchester,Chalmers University of Technology,NTS,ECD,Alenia Aermacchi,SASI,FOI,CFSE,Dassault Aviation (France)Funder: European Commission Project Code: 233710
more_vert Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2019 - 2023Partners:University Federico II of Naples, EMBRAER, FSUE, Bombardier (Canada), LEONARDO +14 partnersUniversity Federico II of Naples,EMBRAER,FSUE,Bombardier (Canada),LEONARDO,Royal NLR,STORK FOKKER AESP FOKKER STRUCTURES FOKKER AEROSTR,AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE GMBH,ISAE,POLITO,Concordia University,CIAM,ONERA,Airbus (Netherlands),DLR,RWTH,KE-WORKS,CFSE,TU DelftFunder: European Commission Project Code: 815122Overall Budget: 6,098,410 EURFunder Contribution: 4,499,670 EURA major challenge in the transport sector is to make economic growth compatible with sustainability and environmental constraints, while remaining competitive and innovative. The development of aeronautical products is a complex multidisciplinary process with requirements and constraints on the air transport system as a whole, the aircraft, and all the individual components to be produced. A major challenge impeding an efficient and cost-effective design processes is the integration of the various levels of the aeronautical supply chain. Therefore, the aeronautical industry needs to connect all the people, skills and technologies involved in its collaborative, multi-national and cross organizational processes, by means of a digital representation of production systems, supply chains, and seamless operations across diverse disciplines, during the entire life-cycle of the product. The high level objective of AGILE 4.0 is to bring significant reductions in aircraft development costs and time-to-market through the implementation of an integrated cyber-physical aeronautical supply chain, thereby increasing the competitiveness of the European aircraft industry, from integrators and high-tiers suppliers to SMEs, leading to innovative and more sustainable aircraft products. AGILE 4.0 targets the digital transformation of main main pillars of the aeronautical supply-chain: design, production and certification and manufacturing.The composition of the AGILE 4.0 consortium and capabilities available enable to address realistic development scenarios integrating multiple stakeholders and covering all the aspects of the development of complex aeronautical systems. AGILE 4.0 will provide the aircraft industry with a way to model, assess, and optimize complex systems addressing the entire life cycle. The technologies developed will enable stake-holders and actors of the aeronautical supply chain to perform trade-off which have never been possible to model before.
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