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Whether in galleys, onboard lavatories, or entertainment systems: Even today, aircraft cabins generate a large amount of data, and this amount will increase further. The i+s Cabin 2.0 research program sets out to network the data and to provide completely new possibilities for airlines. Key words are predictive maintenance and highest passenger comfort. It's a convincing project: with its alliance partners, i+sCabin 2.0 covers all aircraft cabin segments such as cabin management and in-seat power, cabin interior, light, and Smart Galley. Top aviation industry companies and leading universities are already committed and other partners show interest.

She's always had a passion for complex subjects. It's therefore quite natural for Sandrine Paulic-Dumont, 46, to find herself as head of Digital Transformation at the Technical Department of Safran Electronics & Defense – a highly strategic position in the context of the Industrial Revolution 4.0.

Safran Electrical & Power Villemur worked with Toulouse-based company Wyca Robotics to design an autonomous mobile robot. Its mission? To streamline workshop flows. So how did the machine now known as Elodie find its way into the factory? We ask project founder Loic Papaix.

In an industrial environment that is increasingly focused on digital transformation, Safran Engineering Services is providing support for the deployment of robotic process automation (RPA) solutions. Their goals: To eliminate tedious tasks, streamline operations and reduce costs for the company's customers. We asked RPA Group Domain Leader Éric Clavé and Safran Engineering Services Innovation Manager Yves Bley to explain.

(Almost) all roads can lead to data science jobs! After a career in systems engineering followed by finance, 49-year-old Nicolas Souchu joined Safran Helicopter Engines’ IT department as a data engineer a year ago.

The digital transformation is in full swing at Safran, with ever-growing volumes of data generated by our design, production, operations and maintenance activities. Extracting value from this data is the next big challenge. And at the heart of this process is the data steward, tasked with ensuring data is high quality to effectively meet the needs of the business and get the most out of these valuable assets.

On February 15th, Olivier Andriès, the CEO of Safran, participated in the inauguration of the Cyber Campus, a cybersecurity center of excellence. About fifty Safran employees will join the site located in Puteaux near Paris to work on determining a defense plan against cyber threats alongside major national and international experts in the field.