Greenjets wins GBP 50K Bridge AI grant for e-propulsion design
Greenjets and the University of Cambridge Whittle Laboratory won a ?50,000 Innovate UK Bridge AI grant for the DATA e-propulsion design project.
Evidence notes
- The six-month DATA feasibility study focuses on AI-driven design tools for e-propulsors.
- The project targets advanced air mobility applications including drones, air taxis and electric commuter aircraft.
- Whittle Laboratory leads aerodynamic design, simulation and testing work.
Company context
Greenjets supplies electric propulsion systems for drones, eVTOL aircraft and uncrewed aviation platforms. Its ducted-fan technology is now also tied to UK MoD-backed low-cost drone-interceptor work, with a July 2026 $40 million Series A supporting production scale-up.