Batch processing left flight data weeks old. Now, algorithms scan 220 jets nightly, alerting teams to hydraulic leaks by the next morning.
A global leader in motion and control technologies supplies parts to all major commercial and military aircraft manufacturers, monitoring products across a fleet of 220 aircraft.
The organization lacked infrastructure to process massive influxes of on-wing flight data, resulting in a 14-hour nightly batch process that rendered...
“We wanted to develop monitoring algorithms to improve system performance and reduce unplanned downtime for our customers. We needed flight data to do that.”
Motion and control technologies for aerospace, mobile, and industrial applications.
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