COMAC
中国商飞
COMAC (中国商飞, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China) is a Chinese state-owned aerospace manufacturer. According to 2024 coverage from Yunqi Capital and Linear Capital, COMAC was listed alongside Daimler, BMW, Bosch, and the German Aerospace Center as a confirmed early customer for Aosogena's industrial design tools, with product rollout expected in early 2024 . The company's C919 and ARJ21 aircraft were also cited as reference projects for team members at WEFLY, an eVTOL startup whose founders had prior experience on COMAC programs . elsewhere's corpus does not contain further detail on COMAC's corporate structure or history.
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The Spring of Low-Altitude Economy eVTOL: WEFLY Poised for Takeoff | Linear Capital Portfolio Company
Linear Capital's angel-round investment, WEFLY (Qifei Aviation), was founded by a team of aviation professionals with deep industry experience, united by a mission to advance China's new-energy aviation sector. Drawing on decades of hard-won experience and core technologies accumulated in the traditional civil aviation industry both domestically and abroad, as well as China's formidable technical strengths and industrial foundation in the new-energy "three electrics" (motor, electronic control, and battery), the company aims to establish a Chinese-owned global player in urban air mobility (U
Intelligent Technology + Beauty and Humanities = A New Product Philosophy? Aosogena's Dialectical Reflection on Technology
Help more people create high-tech smart products infused with elements of humanities and art.
Linear Capital Portfolio Company "Aosogna" CEO Interview: The Disruptor Redefining Intelligent Industrial Aesthetics
**Preface** In today's booming intelligent industrial sector, aesthetics, humanities, and artistic elements are rarely discussed. For most people, "beauty and humanistic culture" seems like a luxury far removed from technology or industry, or an element that doesn't directly align with the monetization models of the tech sector. But one scientist-entrepreneur, focused on the aesthetics of industrial design, is trying to shatter this perception: Ossgnar, who "graduated" from his position at the German Aerospace Center and returned to China.
