Boeing Will Join Hands With Dongli And Other Japanese Companies To Develop A New Generation Of Electric Aircraft.

According to the January 15th edition of the Nikkei Chinese language network, Boeing will start cooperation with MITSUBISHI heavy industries, Dongli group and GS Yuasa in the new generation of aircraft development since 2019. The cooperation areas include automation, lightening and electrification. It will also sign agreements with the Ministry of economy and industry of Japan and excavate partners from enterprises, universities and research institutions.

Japanese enterprises will strengthen their participation in the aviation industry by participating in the development of the new generation of aircraft.

Boeing will strengthen cooperation with Japanese enterprises in 3 major fields, including electrodynamics, lightweight carbon fiber composite development and production automation.

The company will also provide partners with information on future aircraft development strategy, medium and long-term concept, and cooperate in the field of technology.

As the first initiative, Boeing will cooperate with Jesse Tang to develop batteries in the field of electrodynamics.

In the field of small engines, we join hands with SINFonIA TECHNOLOGY and Tama Chuan precision machine to join hands with Kyushu University and industrial technology comprehensive research institute in the field of superconducting engines.

Boeing highly praised the electric technology of Japan's batteries and engines in the field of automobiles and railways.

In order to promote carbon dioxide emission reduction, we expect to make progress in the future.

Instead of using a jet engine, it will use an electric motor to fly, which will reduce the weight of the aircraft.

Boeing will work with Dongli, which supplies carbon fiber composites, to develop new materials for the next generation of aircraft.

The two sides will develop materials that control costs and facilitate production.

In the field of production automation, Boeing will cooperate with MITSUBISHI heavy industries, Kawasaki heavy industries and Subaru (SUBARU).

MITSUBISHI heavy industries will promote automation with FANUC in the process of fuselage assembly.

Kawasaki heavy industries has officially introduced autonomous robotics in the field of aircraft production.

The Internet of things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) will also be used to jointly promote aircraft production automation.

Japan's Ministry of economy and industry will also provide support for Boeing to strengthen cooperation with Japanese enterprises, universities and research institutions.