The aeronautical industry is faced with the need for a far-reaching transformation of its production and operating principles, driven by growing environmental awareness.
This major development, which is already well underway, is closely linked to the automation and digitalisation of processes, leading to fundamental changes in our businesses. At the same time, regulations are evolving to incorporate the human factor in an increasingly ambitious way.
Growing awareness of environmental issues has prompted the aviation industry to question its traditional practices. Airlines, aircraft manufacturers and other players in the aviation sector are striving to reduce their impact on the environment, in particular by rethinking production and operating principles, with a focus on energy efficiency, the use of alternative fuels and the design of lighter aircraft.
At the same time, technology continues to revolutionise traditional businesses. The automation of production and operating processes is boosting efficiency, further reducing the risk of human error while optimising resources. Artificial intelligence, robotics and the Internet of Things are helping to improve safety, reliability and productivity throughout the sector.
However, this transformation is not limited to the technical aspect. Aviation regulations are also evolving to meet these new challenges. Regulatory authorities are incorporating ever-stricter standards in terms of safety, sustainability and social responsibility. The integration of the human factor is a key element of this regulatory evolution, recognising the importance of the role of people in safety and operational efficiency.
All in all, the aeronautical sector is undergoing a major transformation. This period of transition calls for continuous adaptation, collaboration between the various stakeholders and anticipation of future challenges to ensure that the aeronautical sector is safer, more respectful of the environment and in tune with society's expectations.
Putting people at the heart of our approach
Since its creation, Human design Group has made the centrality of people the key to its ability to anticipate, understand and support change, the fundamental principle of its approach to serving a sector focused on risk management.
A user-centred approach
Historically committed to observing and understanding usages, practices and organisations in order to facilitate the completion of their mutations, we adopt a user-centred approach and take into account human and organisational factors. Our aim is to help our customers put people at the heart of engineering, in order to optimise performance and guarantee the reliability of tomorrow's skies.
Partner in the aeronautics sector
With a team of more than 60 consultants dedicated to the aeronautical sector, Human Design Group is the partner of choice for ground and edge systems transformation projects.
Integration of requirements from the design stage
By integrating user needs, behaviours and expectations from the earliest stages of design, we are able to gain an in-depth understanding of the interactions between people, technology and processes, so as to guarantee solutions that are tailored, ergonomic and high-performance.
Expertise in tailor-made solutions
Our consultants bring in-depth expertise in the key areas of aeronautical engineering, change management and safety. We work closely with our customers to analyse their specific challenges, develop appropriate strategies and implement tailor-made solutions.
An approach encompassing human and technological issues
Our holistic approach takes into account the technical, human and organisational aspects, making the Human design Group the industry benchmark in supporting transformations linked to the intersection of human and technological issues.
Shaping a safer future
We are proud to be the preferred partner of companies in the sector in their quest for transformation, helping to shape and preserve an ever more secure future.
We support our customers in designing cockpits for the aircraft that will populate the skies of tomorrow. From the definition of initial operational concepts to the design of innovative tools for pilots, we ensure that solutions meet the optimisation and reliability challenges at the heart of our people-centred approach.
This approach guarantees human factors certification for the systems developed.
We optimise production and maintenance systems by taking into account the real work of operators, in order to achieve the expected objectives in terms of quality, safety and increased throughput. We place their skills and needs at the heart of the transformation, using a systemic approach to work analysis. This facilitates the capitalisation and transfer of skills.
Through our long-standing partnerships, we support the air transport industry in adapting their practices to changes in European regulations and the most demanding passenger experience standards. So the user remains at the centre of all our concerns, whether you're an air traffic controller, airport agent, airline staff or just a passenger.
