00:00 – 01:42
Eric Allison, Chief Product Officer, Joby Aviation:
To create world-class technology, you've got to use world-class technology. At Joby, we're building the world's first all-electric vertical takeoff and landing air taxi. Our aircraft can hold four passengers. It has a commercially rated pilot, and can transform the way we move around by being integrated into mobility as a service. In order to launch this service, we have to certify our aircraft. So we're working hard with the FAA on how do we bring this set of new technologies to the market in the most expedient and safe way possible, adhering to the high standards of the regulator. Our entire digital engineering is built around Dassault Systemes 3DX platform. So we are doing all of our design in CATIA. We are tracking all of our engineering data in ENOVIA. This is really a big advantage for us, that we have a best-in-class system that we can use to track, manage, and, ultimately, act on, manufacture, bring to market what starts out as data and turns into the real world. Joby has taken a vertically integrated approach to design and manufacture our aircraft. We have to bring all disciplines together and the platform allows us to do that, be able to build and create these amazing machines that we're designing. Dassault has been a fantastic partner. We want to be best-in-class in everything we do. So we were looking for a best-in-class 3D solution with a long heritage of use in aviation and there was really only one choice.