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High Automation Would Be a Gamechanger for Manufacturing UAVs

A scientist from the University of Texas at Arlington is guiding a project to bring automation to smaller composite manufacturing for urban air mobility (UAMs) vehicles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

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Engineer looks to transform manufacturing of unmanned aerial vehicles

Engineer looks to transform manufacturing of unmanned aerial vehicles
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UTA research builds predictive tool to determine failure risk, operating life of composites

UTA research builds predictive tool to determine failure risk, operating life of composites
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UTA research builds predictive tool to determine failure risk, operating life of composites

Novel Predictive Tool Tests the Durability of Composite Materials

A group of researchers led by the University of Texas at Arlington assistant professor is building a predictive tool that will help assess the lifespan, robustness, and safety of composites used in the construction of aircraft.

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