Heart is building aircraft with the best engineering tools we can find.
For X1, we needed a modern telemetry platform that could bring our test data together and help our engineers move quickly from results to decisions. @SiftStack gave us that capability from ground testing through first flight.
Thanks to our friends at Sift for this behind-the-scenes look at the X1 test campaign.
For X1, we needed a modern telemetry platform that could bring our test data together and help our engineers move quickly from results to decisions. @SiftStack gave us that capability from ground testing through first flight.
Thanks to our friends at Sift for this behind-the-scenes look at the X1 test campaign.
@heartaerospace flew the world’s largest electric aircraft.
The X1 is a 25,000-pound electric demonstrator with a 106-foot wingspan. Its first flight was a major step toward Heart’s goal of bringing affordable electric air travel to regional routes.
Wing load tests, ground runs, and taxi tests were reviewed and signed off before the program advanced.
With live test data and months of history available in Sift, Heart’s engineers could validate results, resolve data questions, and complete reviews on schedule as the X1 progressed toward first flight.
See how Heart’s engineers used Sift throughout the test campaign. Full story in the reply.View quoted post on X
