Cummins has launched Project Unity in collaboration with Holtex and the University of Manchester, focusing on enhancing components in hydrogen-fuel powertrains. The project, led by Cummins in Huddersfield, UK, will utilize digital tools and machine learning to predict failure models of critical powertrain components. By minimizing the reliance on physical testing, Project Unity aims to accelerate the development of improved components, such as turbines and compressors. The ultimate goal is to boost reliability, reduce downtime and costs, and enhance overall efficiency in the production process. With a £2.4 million grant from the UK government, this initiative is part of a larger effort to support sustainable transportation innovation, aligning with Cummins' Destination Zero strategy for lower-carbon emission powertrains.