L’Aerotech Campus, presso il sito di Pomigliano d’Arco, si inserisce nella costituenda rete dei Leonardo Labs, ovvero i laboratori di innovazione tecnologica di Leonardo, e costituisce il centro di innovazione su materiali e processi produttivi per l’intero Gruppo.
Il campus favorirà l’innovazione e l’apertura a nuove soluzioni tecnologiche in linea con i trend di mercato, avvalendosi del supporto dell’Università degli Studi di Napoli “Federico II”.
Con questo obiettivo, a partire da marzo 2020, presso l’Aerotech Campus avrà avvio il progetto di collaborazione fra Leonardo e l’Università degli Studi di Napoli “Federico II” denominato “Aerotech Academy”.
La Aerotech Academy è un percorso di alta formazione su tematiche di frontiera dell’ingegneria progettato congiuntamente da Leonardo e dall’Università al fine di fornire competenze teoriche, capacità operative e concrete immediatamente spendibili in settori industriali a tecnologia avanzata.
E’ un percorso interdisciplinare in cui vengono coniugati e integrati temi avanzati di ricerca ed applicazioni di interesse dell’industria manifatturiera, il tutto organizzato con metodologie di insegnamento e di apprendimento innovative.
Le attività di formazione, in lingua inglese, saranno articolate su 9 mesi a tempo pieno, di cui 6 mesi di formazione in aula dedicata alla ricerca e alla formazione superiore nel settore aerospaziale e 3 mesi di project work attraverso l’analisi, l’applicazione e l’evoluzione di case study di reali esperienze lavorative.
Le attività di formazione dell’Academy, riconosciute dall’Università di Napoli, saranno erogate da professori universitari ed esperti Leonardo a studenti selezionati mediante apposito bando ed in possesso di titolo di studio almeno pari alla laurea triennale.
Il programma della Aerotech Academy 2020 è organizzato in tre capitoli, ciascuno declinato in più tematiche:
Aerostructure core technologies and beyond
- Innovative production processes
- Automated technology processes for aerostructures component assembly and integration
- Innovative materials
- Additive manufacturing and digital innovation
- Ultralight composites aerostructures
- Health Monitoring & Repair
- Autoclave CFD & Advanced Cure Techniques Analysis
- Advanced manufacturing technologies for metallic aerostructures
Industry 4.0 and digitalization for future factory
- Industry innovation
- Big data and analytics, machine learning, IoT applied to aerospace industry
- Augmented vision & virtual reality
- Advanced logistic systems, smart supply chain management
Challenges for next-generation aircraft vehicles
- Hybrid and electric propulsions
- Unmanned aircraft systems
- Noise control
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The Aerotech Campus, at Pomigliano d’Arco site, is part of the network of Leonardo Labs, specifically Leonardo’s technological innovation laboratories, and is the center of innovation on materials and production processes for the entire Group.
The campus will promote innovation and openness to new technological solutions in line with market trends, with the support of the University of Naples “Federico II”.
With this objective, starting from March 2020, the joint project between Leonardo and the University of Naples “Federico II”, called “Aerotech Academy”, will start at the Aerotech Campus.
The Aerotech Academy is an advanced training course on cutting edge engineering subjects, designed jointly by Leonardo and the University, in order to provide theoretical knowledge, operational and practical skills that can be immediately spent in advanced technology industrial sectors.
It is an interdisciplinary path in which advanced research topics and applications of interest to the manufacturing industry are analyzed and integrated, all organized with innovative teaching and learning methods.
The training activities, in English, will be developed over 9 full-time months, including 6 months of classroom training dedicated to research and higher education in the aerospace sector and 3 months of project work on the analysis, application and evolution of case studies of real work experiences.
The Academy’s training activities, recognized by the University of Naples, will be provided by university professors and Leonardo experts to students selected through a specific notice of selection and in possession of a qualification at least equal to B.Eng. or B.Sc. degree.
The program of the Aerotech Academy 2020 is organized in three chapters, each one covering several themes:
Aerostructure core technologies and beyond
- Innovative production processes
- Automated technology processes for aerostructures component assembly and integration
- Innovative materials
- Additive manufacturing and digital innovation
- Ultralight composites aerostructures
- Health Monitoring & Repair
- Autoclave CFD & Advanced Cure Techniques Analysis
- Advanced manufacturing technologies for metallic aerostructures
Industry 4.0 and digitalization for future factory
- Industry innovation
- Big data and analytics, machine learning, IoT applied to aerospace industry
- Augmented vision & virtual reality
- Advanced logistic systems, smart supply chain management
Challenges for next-generation aircraft vehicles
- Hybrid and electric propulsions
- Unmanned aircraft systems
- Noise control
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