Toshiba and Airbus have partnered to develop superconducting motor technology for hydrogen-powered aircraft, aiming for zero CO₂ emissions by 2050. Toshiba’s motor is compact and lightweight—less than one-tenth the size and weight of conventional motors—while delivering high output. This technology suits hydrogen aircraft well because liquid hydrogen’s cryogenic temperatures enhance superconductivity.
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