KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- Japanese electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer, SkyDrive Inc has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with six Singapore-based technology companies for joint research, development and technical validation of key eVTOL components.
SkyDrive Teams Up With Six Singapore Tech Firms On eVTOL
SkyDrive Teams Up With Six Singapore Tech Firms On
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Japanese eVTOL developer SkyDrive signed a memorandum of understanding with six Singaporean technology firms to jointly research and validate key aircraft components. The partnership, announced at the SWITCH event, focuses on areas like weight reduction, battery technology, and flight operations management.
- The MOU involves Accuron Technologies, Heron Airbridge, HOPE Technik, KVI, Neo Aeronautics, and Volt14 Solutions.
- Collaboration targets technical validation and R&D for lightweight components, next-generation batteries, and airspace monitoring.
- Singapore officials stated the partnership highlights the nation's role as an aerospace hub and supply chain partner.
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