It is drones technology give a big impact to transportation industry? As we know right now we can see many people playing drone everywhere and it become a phenomena. As we know drones as a toys but right now it can become aeroplane drone for military purpose, and also can for transportation and logistics industry. All this
These are very few challenges that aerospace and defense companies are handle in industries characterized naturally by complex products, in-depth supply chains, and markets over decades with many, often shifting, participants. Significant investment, effort, and technology have produced tremendous progress in this area, but the continued need for industry growth and efficiency demanded more. Aerospace
Its suitability for complex parts, short production output, light weight, and lower tool changes can reduce the cost and recovery time. 3D printing has allowed the aerospace company to create complex components previously unlikely with traditional techniques. This fosters innovation while reducing cost and recovery time in a complex and highly regulated environment. Materialist produces software
More than 80% of leading executives in aerospace and defense companies expect to see artificial intelligence (AI) systems working alongside their human employees in just the next few years, according to the latest annual edition of Accenture’s Technology Vision report. What is more, Accenture and some of its top-tier aerospace clients already are using AI systems in
The aerospace and defense (A&D) industry are enjoying slow yet steady growth. The industry grew by 2.4% in 2016 to $674.4 billion, which slightly outpaced the United States’ GDP growth of 2.3%. This was driven by continued growth in the European A&D industry, increased global defense spending in the US, as well as increased revenue in
As aerospace and defense (A&D) manufacturers balance agility and speed with the need for ever-increasing vigilance and security, they are also facing the daunting task of keeping IT systems aligned with their changing business strategies. This conflict of speed versus security is especially challenging in the area of cloud computing. The Department of Defense (DOD)
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is seeking information on new technologies it can use to manage the sharing of missions across large constellations of inexpensive low-earth orbit satellites for the Defense Department. The distributed approach to networked satellites would provide “both redundancy and resiliency” even though it “requires much more complex management to fully
To thrive in this environment, defense contractors can no longer rely on a classic arm’s-length framework, in which a U.S.-based defense company, for instance, does business with a foreign country only as an exporter of products. Instead, defense contractors will be building closer relationships with more countries: assessing each market individually, deciding which are appropriate
The aerospace and defense (A&D) sector, which has long been a Wall Street darling, is facing a crossroads. For the last five years, the A&D Index has delivered an average annual total shareholder return (TSR) of 25.8 percent, handily outperforming the S&P 500’s TSR of 15.6 percent. But at a certain level, these returns are
The defence industry has changed dynamically over the past decade. Threats from conventional insurgent activities are no longer the only concerns for the defence industry. Advancement in the field of information technology, up-gradation of existing weapons with intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance systems along with increasing volume of classified data gathered systems have necessitated the usage