Credit: Saab
Saab next year plans to fly an uncrewed aircraft using a software-defined fuselage as part of a company initiative to optimize processes to get equipment into the field faster. The aim, eventually, would be to “CAD in the morning, fly in the afternoon,” says the head of Saab’s The Rainforest...
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