Innovative Technology from Dassault Systèmes to Enhance Eve Air Mobility’s eVTOL Aircraft

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Embraer, a prominent aircraft manufacturer, has elected to employ Dassault Systèmes’ state-of-the-art Simulation Technology to aid in the development of quieter eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft for Eve Air Mobility. This collaboration marks a significant stride in the pursuit of sustainable and noise-reducing urban air transportation solutions.

Dassault Systèmes’ SIMULIA PowerFLOW application stands at the forefront of supplying robust and industry-proven fluid dynamics simulation. This technology empowers engineers to anticipate real-world operating conditions for the aircraft, as well as to assess its flight performance and appraise its sound emission. The significance of noise reduction is crucial, particularly for eVTOL aircraft designed for operation in urban environments.

David Ziegler, Vice President of Aerospace & Defense Industry at Dassault Systèmes, underscored the advantages of eVTOL aircraft in terms of being electrically powered and more sustainable than traditional combustion-powered aircraft. The utilization of SIMULIA fluid dynamics applications will enable Embraer and Eve to refine their eVTOL aircraft in a virtual environment, addressing the critical aspects of their design and functionality.

In alignment with their dedication to delivering reliable, cost-effective, and human-centric Urban Air Mobility (UAM) solutions, Embraer and Eve have been collaborating closely with global partners. This collaboration underscores their commitment to developing sustainable and integrated solutions for urban air transportation.

Micael Gianini, Interiors, Noise and Vibration Senior Manager at Embraer, emphasized the significance of numerical validated models in expediting product definition. These models have proven to be accurate when compared to experimental results, and have played a pivotal role in minimizing noise levels to ensure safety, accessibility, and comfort for passengers, pilots, and the surrounding community.

The adoption of innovative technology and collaborative efforts by industry leaders demonstrate a significant advancement in the development of quieter and more sustainable eVTOL aircraft. This pivotal step reinforces the future of urban air transportation and underscores the commitment of companies like Dassault Systèmes, Embraer, and Eve Air Mobility to shaping a more sustainable and efficient aviation industry.

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