Pratt & Whitney is bringing artificial intelligence into the engine bay, deploying AI-powered inspection software to help technicians spot defects faster on military and commercial aircraft engines.
Pratt & Whitney is bringing artificial intelligence into the engine bay, deploying AI-powered inspection software to help technicians spot defects faster on military and commercial aircraft engines.
The RTX subsidiary has integrated technology from Amsterdam-based Aiir Innovations, whose AI-assisted borescope analytics software analyzes inspection videos to improve the speed, accuracy, and consistency of engine assessments.
“Broadening the integration of AI-assisted inspection capability strengthens our ability to detect issues earlier, improve turnaround times, increase time on wing, and reduce operational disruption for our customers,” said Rob Griffiths, senior vice president of Commercial Engines Operations at Pratt & Whitney.
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