AeroDelft Takes Measures Against Climate Change With the Help of Cadence Fidelity and OnCloud

AeroDelft takes measures against climate change with cleaner transport by developing a liquid hydrogen-powered aircraft with the help of Cadence Fidelity and OnCloud.

AeroDelft is a Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) student team working on developing a liquid hydrogen aircraft to prove there is a cleaner way to transport to the skies. The team believes that in order to prevent climate change, it’s important to investigate all possibilities, including alternatives to fossil fuels. See how AeroDelft is using Cadence Fidelity to investigate the risks involved with hydrogen ignition, as well as Omnis, OnCloud, and related tools which allow quick and smart solutions in one single environment.