UW, Safran, and Laramie Chamber Business Alliance Team Up for AI-Powered Air Travel

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The University of Wyoming (UW), Safran Passenger Innovations (Safran), and the Laramie Chamber Business Alliance (LCBA) are joining forces to develop AI solutions for the aviation industry. This collaboration aims to improve the passenger experience and boost efficiency for airlines.

UW’s Brainpower Meets Safran’s Expertise

UW’s AI research capabilities will be combined with Safran’s industry knowledge to create innovative solutions. The focus will be on AI that streamlines operations and enhances predictability, not just for aviation, but the energy sector as well. This project positions Laramie as a hub for aerospace innovation.

From left, Brad Enzi, president and CEO of the Laramie Chamber Business Alliance; Matt Smith, CEO of Safran Passenger Innovations; and University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel pause for a photo during a recent event marking a new collaboration among the three entities. (UW Photo).

Benefits All Around

This partnership benefits Wyoming in several ways:

  • Job Creation: Safran plans to grow its Laramie workforce to 200 by 2025, creating high-paying jobs in AI and software engineering.
  • Economic Growth: The project will attract top tech talent and bolster the Laramie economy.
  • UW Student Opportunities: UW students gain valuable experience working alongside industry leaders in AI development.
  • Workforce Development: UW’s School of Computing is creating degree programs to strengthen Wyoming’s tech workforce.

Collaboration is Key

This project exemplifies the power of collaboration between industry, academia, and economic development organizations. UW, Safran, and LCBA working together position Wyoming at the forefront of technological advancement.