AIT Austrian Institute of Technology is Austria's largest non-university research and technology organisation, with applied research across transport, energy, health, and digital systems. Its aerospace work supports more-electric and hybrid-electric aircraft through battery technology, electrical power systems, and power electronics. Within the European IMOTHEP project, AIT researches solid-state batteries for aircraft propulsion and power systems as well as power-electronics architectures. Its EXAELIA work addresses aircraft icing, hydrogen fuel-system integration, and structural batteries, connecting sustainable-aviation research with the engineering requirements of future aircraft.
AIT Austrian Institute of Technology is Austria's largest non-university research and technology organisation, with applied research across transport, energy, health, and digital systems. Its aerospace work supports more-electric and hybrid-electric aircraft through battery technology, electrical power systems, and power electronics. Within the European IMOTHEP project, AIT researches solid-state batteries for aircraft propulsion and power systems as well as power-electronics architectures. Its EXAELIA work addresses aircraft icing, hydrogen fuel-system integration, and structural batteries, connecting sustainable-aviation research with the engineering requirements of future aircraft.