Robotization of F-35 production: in the USA they talked about the use of augmented reality in the military industry

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American developers weapons and military technology declare revolutionary innovations that allow creating new products in the military-industrial complex. Lockheed Martin, one of the largest arms development companies in the United States, reports on developments using augmented reality technologies. Today, the American industrial giant uses these technologies from assembly shops to research laboratories.

Lockheed Martin:



Digital design using augmented reality techniques allows you to create an integral chain of system design, track its "life cycle" until the direct creation of equipment "in metal". It also helps to carry out maintenance at all stages of operation.

The company notes that the digital counterparts of military equipment being created, including virtual models of fifth-generation F-35 fighters, allow for so-called machine learning, create long-term forecasts for optimal maintenance, and identify areas of greatest stress.

In particular, it reported the use of the industrial program StarDrive, which integrates advanced CAD and product lifecycle management tools into the operations of the enterprise in the field of aeronautics. This allows the widespread use of automation and robotization in the production of military equipment directly, based on both 3D models and the augmented reality methods mentioned.

Augmented reality allows robotic assembly lines to be customized to automatically work with F-35 structural elements as accurately as possible.

It is noted that over time, the work is planned to be fully transferred to 5G networks to transfer huge amounts of data in an extremely short time in order to increase the efficiency of production lines and achieve timely adjustments.

Pilot training process using augmented reality:

  • Lockheed Martin
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  1. -5
    10 December 2020 16: 37
    So we were also able, it remains only to increase the pace, and the collectors start paying, so that more than one line is with specialists!
    1. +4
      10 December 2020 17: 02
      So we were also able, it remains only to increase the pace, and the collectors start paying, so that more than one line is with specialists!
      The difference is still there, it lies in the use of domestic / foreign technologies. For example, the University. Bauman, the United States was banned from using Microsoft technologies and they were left without software.
      1. +2
        10 December 2020 17: 05
        Baumanke seems to have a month before the end of the contract, and then we'll see!
        1. 0
          10 December 2020 17: 09
          Baumanke seems to have a month before the end of the contract, and then we'll see!
          The tender already seems to have failed, even if the US changes its mind for some unknown reason, will they have time to hold a new one?
          1. +2
            10 December 2020 17: 21
            The person in charge of the tender seemed to refer to the fact that the first one was held ahead of schedule, but how does our defense industry work?
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            2. +2
              10 December 2020 17: 30
              The person responsible for the tender seemed to refer to the fact that the first one was held ahead of schedule.
              Well, it was not carried out, it did not take place due to the lack of suppliers, it does not change the picture, more like "no panic" lol
              How does our defense industry work?
              In different ways, there is highly specialized Russian software, Microsoft technologies in the light of objective reasons, we have nothing to replace. Register of registered software https://reestr.minsvyaz.ru/reestr/
              1. 0
                10 December 2020 17: 53
                Quote: Trapp1st
                Microsoft technologies in the light of objective reasons, we have nothing to replace.

                more specifically?
              2. -3
                10 December 2020 18: 17
                Quote: Trapp1st
                Microsoft technologies in the light of objective reasons, we have nothing to replace.

                We can just break them, in a pinch, call Russoft and use them further.
            3. +1
              10 December 2020 18: 40
              A very wide range of software. There are also Unix-like operating systems and modified Windows XP, which, of course, are not contracted.
      2. +1
        10 December 2020 17: 42
        And that Linux has disappeared somewhere. Yes, all my computer life I have never used the official software .. It makes me sick .. Is it hacked ..
        1. +1
          10 December 2020 18: 41
          Hacking is getting harder.
      3. -6
        10 December 2020 19: 22
        Quote: Trapp1st
        For example, the University. Bauman, the United States was banned from using Microsoft technologies and they were left without software.


        Why not import substitute Blogenos with Popov's antivirus? Or Russian programmers will not be recalled to the extreme?


      4. -1
        12 December 2020 11: 05
        let me use ebuntu or Linux as a platform for my internal software ARM ... or did Microsoft write this software for them ??? The alternative is enough for an hour.
        1. 0
          19 December 2020 15: 01
          minusitst ... you tell me that the Linux and ebuntu platforms are the same wassat Poor dancer candelabra get in the way ALWAYS.
  2. 0
    10 December 2020 16: 51
    Well, let's.
    We start whining about "this won't replace blueprints" and "these are all cartoons."
    As under exactly the same news, only from Russia.
    1. -2
      10 December 2020 17: 07
      That's for sure, read what we have done, they will die of anger
    2. +1
      10 December 2020 17: 09
      We start whining about "

      So you started first ... smile on the case, what do you say? hi
  3. ANB
    0
    10 December 2020 16: 59
    ... It is noted that over time, the work is planned to be completely transferred to 5G networks to transfer huge amounts of data in an extremely short time.

    Wouldn't it be easier and more reliable to use a gigabit network or optics for this? It is, after all, a plant, after all.
  4. +3
    10 December 2020 17: 34
    That's it ... right now, how will they take off! belay
    1. -1
      10 December 2020 18: 54
      That's it ... right now, how will they take off!

      Let's go, you seem to have slept, 500 pieces are not a joke to you
      1. +3
        10 December 2020 19: 31
        Let's go already

        Did you promise to come back? feel
        1. 0
          11 December 2020 03: 36
          Did you promise to come back?

          Do you have a wild desire that they would return before you with gifts on board? request
  5. -3
    10 December 2020 20: 18
    Yes, cool cool. Medvedev if he sells his vineyards .. or what kind of agricultural complex he has squeezed from the state and the same equipment can be purchased
  6. +3
    10 December 2020 22: 28
    In my opinion, there was an article about the same thing only in the production of our Su-57 ...

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