<p>Airbus BizLab launched the third season of its acceleration programme by shortlisting six startups.</p>.<p>The programme is designed not only for aerospace start-ups but also encourages ones with innovative, new-age solutions that can be adapted for the aviation sector.</p>.<p>This includes data analytics, AI, factories of the future, smart energy, cybersecurity, supply chain/blockchain, space tech, urban air mobility etc. The lab received 140 applications from seven countries.</p>.<p>Airbus BizLab Global Head Bruno Gutierres said apart from the acceleration programme for the selected start-ups, the BizLab in India has formed a community of over 2,300 start-ups from India, South-East Asia and Israel.</p>.<p>"We would be actively engaging with the community to share challenges and identify more innovative start-ups to work with. We truly believe that the start-up ecosystem in India is one of the most promising around the world and are excited by some of the on-going projects at the BizLab in Bengaluru." said Gutierres.</p>.<p>The six startup selected include Zasti, Orxa Energies, Airpix Geoanalytics, CATS Global, Block Armour and Hindustan Magnesium.</p>.<p>Airbus BizLab reviewed the applications from startup on the basis of business concept, level of innovation, scalability and potential to solve real-life problems in aviation.</p>.<p>Besides Bengaluru, Airbus BizLab has got facilities in Toulouse (France) and Hamburg (Germany).</p>
<p>Airbus BizLab launched the third season of its acceleration programme by shortlisting six startups.</p>.<p>The programme is designed not only for aerospace start-ups but also encourages ones with innovative, new-age solutions that can be adapted for the aviation sector.</p>.<p>This includes data analytics, AI, factories of the future, smart energy, cybersecurity, supply chain/blockchain, space tech, urban air mobility etc. The lab received 140 applications from seven countries.</p>.<p>Airbus BizLab Global Head Bruno Gutierres said apart from the acceleration programme for the selected start-ups, the BizLab in India has formed a community of over 2,300 start-ups from India, South-East Asia and Israel.</p>.<p>"We would be actively engaging with the community to share challenges and identify more innovative start-ups to work with. We truly believe that the start-up ecosystem in India is one of the most promising around the world and are excited by some of the on-going projects at the BizLab in Bengaluru." said Gutierres.</p>.<p>The six startup selected include Zasti, Orxa Energies, Airpix Geoanalytics, CATS Global, Block Armour and Hindustan Magnesium.</p>.<p>Airbus BizLab reviewed the applications from startup on the basis of business concept, level of innovation, scalability and potential to solve real-life problems in aviation.</p>.<p>Besides Bengaluru, Airbus BizLab has got facilities in Toulouse (France) and Hamburg (Germany).</p>
