Altair to demo AI-powered engineering and advanced connectivity at DSEI
Altair will demonstrate the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered engineering, smart manufacturing and advanced connectivity at DSEI 2025, taking place next week (9th-12th September) at the ExCel Centre in London.
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“AI, data, and connectivity are today’s competitive advantages,” said Dr. Pietro Cervellera, senior vice president of aerospace and defence, Altair. “Altair technologies are helping the defence industry achieve next-level breakthroughs in performance, reliability, and innovation.”
Altair will be featuring:
- AI-powered digital solutions for research, development and testing (RD&T) – Altair helps defence organisations accelerate RD&T by using AI, knowledge graphs and advanced digital engineering to connect data and tools across domains. These solutions strengthen secure communications, enable faster threat detection and support real-time decisionmaking on the battlefield. By unifying information and speeding technology insertion, Altair empowers military forces and government agencies to operate smarter, adapt quickly and stay mission ready.
- Optimisation through data-driven manufacturing, sustainment and modernisation – While the demand for military assets and ammunition is accelerating, military personnel is focused on keeping assets ready for future mission profiles and warfare scenarios. Altair solutions are used to create unified, fused data models that connect information throughout an asset’s entire lifecycle, including managing production machines and maintenance databases, enabling flexible production planning, preventing failures and automating complex operations with AI agents.
- Empowering startups in the defence industry – The Altair Aerospace Startup Acceleration Program (ASAP) equips emerging companies, universities and research organizations with enterprise-grade tools to deliver advanced technologies at speed and with limited investments.
- Solutions to identify and prevent cyberattacks – Altair technologies are used by aerospace, defense, military, and government agencies to spot and prevent sophisticated attacks. The solutions enable monitoring of large data quantity at speed, reducing false positives and helping non experts identify and prioritise real threats.
At DSEI, Altair will be located at the ADS Pavillion.
Altair is part of Siemens, who will also be exhibiting its latest innovations in digital manufacturing and hyperscaling production at DSEI 2025.
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