Join us for the Aerospace Open Innovation Challenge briefing (online), happening on April 1st 2024! While the Challenge is meant for the participation of SMEs and start-ups who have solutions to offer, some these 12 Challenge Statements, focused on sustainability, digitalisation and productivity, could also resonate with the RSAF and be of common interest.

Get detailed insights into the 12 challenge statements put forth by 7 Aerospace companies:

1. Airbus: Autonomous loading and unloading solutions for aircrafts' baggage or cargo
2. Bell Textron: End-to-end systems to automate the work card generation process for daily operations;
3. Bell Textron: Intelligent & predictive compliance management systems.
4. Collins Aerospace: Real-time Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) Predictive Production Planning System;
5. Collins Aerospace: Fully automated robotic sanding solution that can deal with contoured surfaces with pinpoint precision.
6. GE Aviation: Waste heat recovery from electric furnace operations to enable circularity and potential (renewable) electricity generation.
7. Jet Aviation: Recycling jet fuel that is drained from aircrafts to produce affordable blended Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF);
8. Jet Aviation: Solutions for bird infestation.
9. Singapore Component Solutions: Solutions to segregate, manage and dispose waste;
10. Singapore Component Solutions: Ways to manage and re-use equipment transportation boxes to achieve greater circularity.
11. ST Engineering Commercial Aerospace: Ways to capture and store CO2 emissions arising from engine test cell activities;
12. ST Engineering Commercial Aerospace: Ways to design, construct and deploy Mobile Solar PV platforms to optimize available land areas for renewable energy generation.

The Aerospace Open Innovation Challenge is an initiative of Enterprise Singapore and JTC Corporation, supported by AAIS and Singapore Economic Development Board.