Tag: aerospace
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How Dual Screen Monitors Can Help Astrophysicists
Astrophysics is a complex profession and requires a lot of research and analysis. An astrophysicist deeply analyzes astronomical observations. They spend a lot of their time using research tools. They gather different information related to planets and astronomical creatures. A typical day of an astrophysicist is completely occupied with loads of work and research. However,…
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The Impact of Laser Cleaning Machines in the Aerospace Industry
Shining a light on the future, laser cleaning machines are revolutionizing the aerospace industry. Their ability to cleanly and efficiently remove contaminants has made these machines an essential tool in maintaining aircraft. This article dives deep into the fascinating world of laser cleaning technology, revealing its multifaceted applications in aerospace.
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Aerobotix and FerRobotics to showcase new robotic taping kit at Automate 2023
Aerobotix and FerRobotics, two robotics companies based in the US and Austria respectively, will exhibit their new Active Taping Kit (ATK) tool at the Automate Show in Detroit, Michigan, from May 22-25. This will be the first public demonstration of the ATK in North America. Aerobotix and FerRobotics partnered on the ATK in response to…
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Aerospace manufacturer JPB Système reaches ‘production milestone’ of 5 million flight parts
JPB Système, a manufacturer of technology solutions for aerospace, aeronautic and other industries, says it has manufactured “five million separate flight parts since the start of its production operations over 20 years ago”. The milestone predominantly comprises component parts used to produce JPB Système’s innovative LULYLOK B-nut self-locking device and borescope self-locking plug, both of…
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Electric Future: Siemens providing software platform to support nascent electric airplane market
Swedish electric airplane maker Heart Aerospace has selected the Capital product lifecycle management suite from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of software and services to support its design, development, and certification of zero emission electric aircraft. Siemens’ Capital will provide electrical and electronic (E/E) system design and support as Heart Aerospace addresses the market and regulatory…
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Aerobotix partners with FerRobotics to develop ‘first-of-its-kind’ end-of-arm-tool automated sander for flammable dust
Aerobotix and FerRobotics, two robotics companies based in the US and Austria respectively, have partnered to create what they say is the first Class II, Division 1 (C2D1) End of Arm Tool (EOAT) automated sander. Meeting industry demand for a hazardous-environment solution that will achieve time and cost efficiencies, and enable much safer work environments,…
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Denso and Honeywell to develop electric engine for Lilium Jet
Denso and Honeywell Aerospace are co-developing an electric motor for the Lilium Jet. This is the first product developed by Honeywell and Denso since formalizing their alliance, and it marks Denso’s entry into the aerospace market. The two companies will work with Lilium, developer of the first all-electric vertical take-off and landing (“eVTOL”) jet, to integrate…
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Air taxi winners: Watch orders not investment, says IDTechEx
Air taxi operators are unfazed by the 200 or so organizations designing vertical take-off electric aircraft. The IDTechEx report with the big picture is, Manned Electric Aircraft: Smart City and Regional 2021-2041. Air taxi operators have placed large orders with a company that models itself on Tesla, entirely making born-electric, conventional take-off, fixed-wing aircraft. Using…
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Hanwha Aerospace earns ’Supplier Gold’ certification from Pratt & Whitney
Hanwha Aerospace has received a “Supplier Gold” certification from the one of the world’s top aircraft engine manufacturers, Pratt & Whitney (P&W). The certification is the product of a partner evaluation program known as RTX Supplier Gold, which is run by P&W’s parent company, Raytheon Technology Corporation (RTX). It is awarded only to exceptional partners…
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Okuma unveils machining center that forms and finishes metal parts in ‘one setup’
Okuma has unveiled a new machining center that it says can form and finishes large metal parts and components in one setup. The company says its MCR-S double column machining center “combines cutting-edge technology and process improvements to reduce cycle time by 25 percent”. Okuma is one of the largest manufacturers of CNC machine tools,…