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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA - General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) has announced investments in two Dutch companies, Emergent Swarm Solutions and Saluqi Motors, following their participation in the Blue Magic Netherlands (BMN) event last November. The event, a collaborative effort involving the Dutch Ministry of Defense, Economic Affairs, and other local entities, showcased pitches from innovative Dutch companies specializing in technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, and Advanced Manufacturing.
Emergent Swarm Solutions, a developer of autonomous flight software and decentralized swarming capabilities, has been chosen by GA-ASI to enhance the autonomy skills of its unmanned aircraft systems. Lennart Bult, Co-founder and Managing Director at Emergent, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing the opportunity to apply their technology to GA-ASI’s current and future aircraft.
Saluqi Motors, recognized for creating high-density motors with integrated electronics, is set to collaborate with GA-ASI to adapt their products for aerospace applications, meeting the industry’s stringent environmental demands. CEO Matthijs de Haan of Saluqi Motors highlighted the honor of being selected by GA-ASI and the potential to advance their technology for defense and aerospace uses.
Brad Lunn, managing director for GA-ASI, indicated that the investments are part of a broader commitment to fostering technology innovation in the Netherlands and hinted at the possibility of future announcements as they continue to engage with other companies from the BMN event.
GA-ASI, a global leader in unmanned aircraft systems, has a history of hosting Blue Magic events, starting in Belgium in 2019, with the aim of supporting technological advancements. The company is also delivering eight MQ-9A aircraft to the Royal Netherlands Air Force.
The investments in Emergent Swarm Solutions and Saluqi Motors underscore GA-ASI’s ongoing collaboration with the Dutch government and industry players to nurture the growth of high-tech solutions in the region. The information is based on a press release statement from GA-ASI.
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