DTI boost for simulation technology
The Government is investing in a £17.4m project to provide computer technology to bring the next generation of aircraft into production in the UK and boost the UK's car and boat industries.
The government is investing in a £17.4m project to provide computer technology to bring the next generation of aircraft into production in the
The project announced today will put £8.7m of government money, through the DTI-led Technology Programme, towards an Airbus-led consortium to develop computer-based simulation software to improve the design process for future aircraft.
The project, called the CFMS Core Programme, will radically cut the time between concept stage and a marketable product. It will speed up testing by using computer-based simulation.
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