Alfred, the engine-building robot, the ultimate seat test and FAA-approved power in the cockpit
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Top RTX News from September
A day in the life of Alfred – a robot that builds aircraft engines
At Pratt & Whitney’s Eagle Services Asia engine center, the robot has cut an assembly process time for the GTF engine in half. Learn more >>
Collins Aerospace receives first-ever FAA approval to increase cockpit processing power
Collins?received the first-ever FAA Technical Standard Order (TSO) approval for a fully enabled multi-core processor which increases cockpit processing power by 75% and decreases certification risk. Learn more >>
Raytheon delivers Saudi Arabia's first AN/TPY-2 radar
Collins Aerospace’s endurance test for aircraft seating
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F135 Power Plant Engineer at Pratt & Whitney
1 个月Giggle, still bummed it was named Alfred not Jarvis.
Manufacturer potting and Molding braiding wires and cables
1 个月Awesome product