Digital Transformation in Aerospace and Defense

Aerospace companies are tasked with designing and creating products for conditions that may not exist inside a lab or even on the planet. They must use real innovation, which requires digitalization, to remain competitive amid increasingly complicated demands, tighter deadlines and higher stakes.
Once upon a time, on a hot September day in 1962, John F. Kennedy proclaimed that by the end of the 1960s the United States would place a man on the moon. The mission was successful, and that wasn’t even using a fraction of the technology we have today to guide them. With digital twin technology and a digital thread ensuring seamless, multidiscipline integration between design, analysis, manufacturing, and support, imagine what can be accomplished today?

[@GTPhan]

1:20 Is that a mockery about MCAS system in 737MAX ?. Real innovation sometimes lead to catastrophic consequences .

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

if you can digitally design a better girlfriend, then designing aircraft should be easy, but as always, stability remains an issue easy to make them pretty, though