Istari Extends Digital Thread To Enable Engineering At Software Speed
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works built the X-56A to demonstrate active flutter suppression of a flexible wing.
Credit: NASA
Innovators intent on disrupting aerospace are fond of citing Formula One auto racing as an example of doing things fast with technologies that are at least close cousins to those used in aircraft composite structures, electric drives and especially digital engineering. Inspired by Formula One teams’...
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