Army Plans for Faster AI Adoption
The US Army is upping its bet on artificial intelligence and working to broaden acquisition plans in hopes the cutting-edge tech can help with everything from sensor operations to ground vehicles
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Michigan, Feds in $50 million Partnership to Train Workers for Defense Production
The U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. Department of Labor recently announced the launch of a $50 million partnership focused on workforce training for defense manufacturing.
Taking Additive Manufacturing One Step Closer to Aviation Industry Goals
The aviation industry is working intensively to reduce the environmental impact of flying, and additive manufacturing (AM) is a key enabler in this effort.
DOD Needs Competitive, Innovative, Robust Defense Industrial Base
In early 2022, the Defense Department released a report detailing the state of the defense industrial base, or DIB, which is the collection of private sector companies that produce the materials,
Improving the Finish-turning Process for Critical Rotating Components in Aircraft Engines
Finish-turning is perhaps the most important machining process for aircraft components, and it has more stringent requirements than the machining processes that precede it.
Maine Colleges, Universities Partner with Defense Industry to Recruit and Train Thousands of Workers
Maine military contractors, community colleges and universities, state agencies and the U.S.