Conflux Technology has announced a collaboration with AMSL Aero, an Australian aircraft manufacturer, to work on developing hydrogen fuel cell cooling for the Vertiia VTOL aircraft. The partnership aims to enhance the efficiency and performance of the aircraft's hydrogen fuel cells to achieve a flight range of up to 1,000 km. Conflux has already created three innovative heat exchanger concepts to address weight and drag concerns and is now moving into the second phase to optimize a proof-of-concept assembly. The AMSL Aero chairman highlighted the significance of the partnership, emphasizing the goal of creating a world-leading sustainable air transport solution. The collaboration showcases how additive manufacturing can revolutionize thermal management solutions for aerospace applications, including propulsion system cooling and power electronics cooling. This development signifies a step forward in the aviation industry's transition towards greener and more sustainable practices.