Avionics
Avidyne Conceived Quantum Avionics with AAM in Mind
Quantum’s AI offers new capabilities for a wide variety of aircraft
Avidyne Quantum avionics suite pictured inside the VoltAero Cassio 330
VoltAero's Cassio 330 hybrid-electric aircraft is the first advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicle confirmed to have Avidyne's new Quantum open avionics platform. A prototype of the Cassio 330, complete with the Quantum avionics suite, was on display at the 2023 Paris Airshow. (Photo: VoltAero)

After nearly three decades of developing avionics systems and flight deck displays for general aviation airplanes, Avidyne is branching out into the advanced air mobility (AAM) industry with what it claims is an entirely new approach through its open avionics platform called Quantum. 

For the past five or six years, Avidyne has been in discussions with dozens of AAM start-ups looking to incorporate the company’s avionics technology into a variety of novel aircraft, such as eVTOL vehicles, hybrid-electric designs, and aircraft with autonomous flight capabilities. 

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