Electric Propulsion System
MGM COMPRO very intensively focuses on development of industrial controllers for the project of unidentified U.S. agency, which concentrates on the considerable increase in efficiency of electric airplanes.
The aim of this project is clear – development of technologies for highly effective electric engines that would enable a great breakthrough in the aviation. This should be done in a 5-year program, which is mainly focused on smaller planes. Initial stage of the project is dedicated to testing of wing carrying 18 propellers, where the system of energy distribution is the main object of the research.
Ground testing has revealed very satisfactory results, which means that we can expect first in the air tests in following months. For sure we will inform you about them.
We are very proud that MGM COMPRO takes an important part in such a demanding project. We are also convinced that well mutual cooperation with our American colleagues will lead to new findings, which help this complex research to come up with better results.
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