5G means faster connections, and opens the door to new capabilities like Internet of Things devices, machine-to-machine connections, and much more.
A joint Air Force, Army and Navy “Purple Program” effort involving a critical suspension lug was moving from a forged part to one machined from bar stock.
The Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) recently used the OTA process to accelerate the delivery of key technology to the nation’s warfighters.
In April 2020, a joint Air Force team delivered a rapidly developed containment system prototype that will enable as many as 28 COVID-positive patients to be transported aboard a C-17 aircraft.
AMC collaborated with the North American Die Casting Association (NADCA), The Colorado School of Mines (CSM), Mercury Marine, and Phygen Coatings to enhance the development of non-sticking and self-lubricating coatings for metal molds to reduce cycle time, decrease process costs, and improve part quality.
CONFERS developed a set of baseline best practices that the International Organization for Standardization is currently considering.
Since January 2016, MTEC has worked to accelerate the development of medical solutions that prevent and treat injuries and restore America's military and veterans to full health.
This success story celebrates the IWRP's first year by looking back at the consortium's accomplishments in developing technologies to advance the nation’s information warfare capabilities.
The power of collaboration comes from the community of experts who work together, and it results in a greater possibility of reaching the best solution.
The National Armaments Consortium (NAC), which ATI has managed since 2009, engages its membership and facilitates teaming by offering a diverse portfolio of collaboration opportunities.
