Manufacturing Today Issue - 248 May 2026 | Page 246

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IFPL is currently exploring how its wireless mesh architecture could be used in future cabin solutions. Its technology allows each unit within its shipset to communicate with one another in real time. This allows the system to intelligently self-manage and adjust performance, as demand and conditions change. This paves the way for systems that can improve operational efficiency and the passenger experience without hardware replacement.“ The current investment focuses on how the wireless mesh architecture can be applied beyond inseat power and LED lighting,” Geoff remarks. The company aims to develop systems that connect with aircraft management platforms to enhance analytics and operational visibility, providing airlines with added value.
IFPL’ s goals going forward are clear.“ Our priorities focus on scaling the business while continuing to invest in innovation,” Geoff
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+ 44 1983 401188 comments. Research centers on higherpower delivery, distribution systems and connected design, while the organization builds capabilities to support growth. Geoff’ s leadership style centers on people and responsiveness. He points to three factors driving the company’ s progress:“ The people, vision, and business agility.” IFPL’ s structure enables quick decisionmaking while maintaining customer connections. That interaction shapes product development and ties engineering activity directly to operational needs.
IFPL continues to invest in skills through apprenticeships and early career pathways.
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