Aerospace Xelerated has announced that 11 new start-up companies have joined its fourth cohort.
The programme is led by Boeing in partnership with Tawazun Council, the defence and security acquisitions authority of the United Arab Emirates, and supported by the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA), GKN Aerospace and Etihad Airways.
The 11 start-ups will be working on digital services and solutions and will cover the programme’s key focuses: Flight & Passenger Journey Optimisation; Supply Chain Intelligence; Next Generation Workforce and Operational Efficiency.
The fourth cohort includes:
AEROSENS (Miami, USA)
Aiir Innovations (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
AR Engineering (Sharjah, United Arab Emirates)
Basetwo (Mississauga, Canada)
Conductor Software (Brisbane, Australia)
Dessia Technologies (Paris, France)
KIT-AR (London, United Kingdom)
NABLA Mobility (Tokyo, Japan)
People Tech Revolution (Brisbane, Australia)
Quaisr (London, United Kingdom)
Zetamotion (Fleet, United Kingdom)
The companies will have the option to benefit from a £100K investment from Boeing, with potential for additional funding from partners, and will be introduced to a network of angel investors, venture capitalists and key stakeholders amongst the aerospace industry, throughout the 12-week programme.
