Lockheed Martin

Behind the scenes at the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals.

The organization will use it to streamline configuration and change management.

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab turned to additive manufacturing to lower cost and weight of new satellite antenna array supports.

Data management software helps accelerate test data analysis on F-35 program.

The apparatus helps reduce muscle fatigue for workers who handle heavy machinery on a daily basis.

Metal materials and systems offer ever-increasing choices for additive manufacturing of one-off parts or hundreds of custom pieces.

The collaborative was founded to focus on developing and applying materials information technology that maximizes the value of materials engineering.

In March, Engineering on the Edge covered Lockheed Martin’s investment into the D-Wave quantum computer. An independent study has confirmed that the quantum computer is as fast, or faster, than other computers.

A single quantum computer could speed through problems that currently require entire data centers to solve, reducing operating costs.