Boeing has recently established a research and technology center in Nagoya that is dedicated to driving sustainability and innovation within the aerospace industry. The facility will focus on various areas including model-based engineering, composites, sustainable aviation fuel, and the feasibility of hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft. Additionally, the center will examine production methods, worker safety, and ergonomics to enhance production and sustainment activities across Boeing’s commercial and defense aircraft portfolio.
By investing in digital engineering and advanced manufacturing capabilities, Boeing aims to create a more resilient and competitive industry that can adapt to the changing landscape of aviation. Boeing Japan president Will Shaffer emphasized the importance of collaboration with Japanese partners in achieving these goals. He highlighted the company’s commitment to building new partnerships, driving sustainability, and fostering innovation in the aerospace sector.
The new research & technology center in Nagoya is Boeing’s 12th facility of its kind globally. This underscores the company’s dedication to advancing technology and sustainability in aviation. With this new addition to its global network of facilities, Boeing continues to position itself as a leader in innovation within the aerospace industry.
