AU Manufacturing

NOVEMBER 13, 2022

Designed and created by Brisbane aerospace company Aeromech , the “drone” – known as SARGO (Search and Rescue Go) – is an unmanned surface vehicle (USV) that is set to revolutionise the way search and rescue operations are performed in life-threatening conditions. . “The Media Release by Aeromech.

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Aerospace Composites Cargo Manufacturing 97

Robotics Business Review

FEBRUARY 1, 2024

A screen grab from a NASA broadcast shows a Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo spacecraft on its way to the International Space Station on Jan. The company said its spaceMIRA device sat aboard a Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo spacecraft carried by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. 30, 2024 with the spaceMIRA from Virtual Incision onboard.

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Robotics Robotics Cargo Sourcing 122

Manufacturer's Monthly

MARCH 14, 2023

The Aerostructures Innovation Research Hub, aka AIR Hub , is moving the needle in aerospace research for Australia using advanced composite materials to design and produce innovative aerostructures.

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Aerospace Composites Prototype  Industry 4.0 90

Manufacturer's Monthly

MARCH 13, 2023

Fresh from university, Joe Bryant began his career as an aerospace engineer with Airbus, working on the company’s first composite helicopter, the ARH Tiger. In order to be competitive in the aerospace industry, you need to know how to manufacture cost effectively, with quality consistency,” Bryant explained.

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Composites Aerospace Supply Chain Manufacturing 98

Robotics Business Review

FEBRUARY 12, 2024

In late 2019, after years of studying aviation and aerospace engineering, Hector (Haofeng) Xu decided to learn to fly helicopters. In 2021, he founded the autonomous helicopter company Rotor Technologies, Inc. But something about being in the cockpit gave Xu a greater appreciation of those risks.

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Cargo Robotics Robotics Supply Chain 117

Additive Manufacturing

JANUARY 3, 2023

We are going on a ride that starts at Southern California’s Golden Coast and finishes somewhere into the deep unknown regions of outer space — a place where aerospace engineers combine their expertise with advanced technologies and turn the impossible into reality. The facility was responsible for manufacturing cargo planes and bombers.

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3D printing Aerospace Additive manufacturing Cargo 52

E&T

NOVEMBER 8, 2022

As the global aviation industry reeled from the impact of Covid-19, with thousands of jets grounded and passenger numbers down by 60 per cent, a bold initiative began at the Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) in Cranfield, England. The high energy consumption – and hence cost – of producing green hydrogen needs to be reduced.

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Freight Cargo Composites Prototype  81