FEWER PILOTS IN THE COCKPIT—MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MACHINES
Looming worldwide pilot shortage opens doors for machine learning and other technical solutions.
Made In Space. Literally.
Additive manufacturing could revolutionize spacecraft construction, and one company is making it happen.
Soaring to new heights with additive manufacturing at GE Aviation
GE Aviation is investing heavily in additive manufacturing to help develop the next line of jet engines. As they develop these skills, they seek to not only make better products, but use this to get an edge in delivering new engines faster.
Future of Flight: Autonomous Aircraft?
How can you reduce the likelihood of mid-air aircraft collisions? Can the solution be a pre-cursor to fully autonomous flight? This article explores the use of machine learning to replace traditional Traffic Collision Avoidance Systems (TCAS).
A Needle in an Underwater Haystack: Machine Learning and the U.S. Navy’s Hunt for Submarines
Submarines are becoming more numerous and quiet as an era of Great Power competition heats up. How is the U.S. Navy adopting machine learning to combat this new threat?
GE Digital: Can Machine Learning Be the Key to Turning GE Around?
In 2011, General Electric (GE) made a big bet on machine learning and AI with the creation of what would become GE Digital. In a time of great flux at GE, will Digital survive? What will be its role be in the new GE?
Additive Manufacturing Takes Flight – GE Aviation’s Integration of 3D Printing to Enable Innovation
GE, a manufacturing conglomerate recently under heavy scrutiny for its operational capabilities, is heavily invested in re-imagining how its aviation business innovates and operates through the use of additive manufacturing.
Shooting for the Stars
A Look at How NASA is Using Open Innovation to Solve Lofty Challenges
Artificial Intelligence Taking Off for Airbus
In an increasingly competitive and innovative landscape, can Airbus use machine learning to improve efficiency while not sacrificing on safety?
Boeing: Additive Manufacturing Adding Enough?
Boeing is a leader in implementing 3d printing processes on commercial airliners. But are they leveraging the benefits of 3d printing enough to reduce costs and manufacture more efficiently?