GAME-CHANGING ‘FLIGHTLINE OF THE FUTURE’ LEVERAGES AUGMENTED REALITY FOR TRANSMISSION OF SENSITIVE MILITARY AIRCRAFT DATA AT HIGH SPEEDS

Published on January 31, 2024

A new system that facilitates the secure transmission of sensitive, classified military data at high speeds has been demonstrated, paving the way toward leveraging digital capabilities that could transform traditional flight line maintenance.

The technology demonstration, which is called “Flightline of the Future,” is the result of a new collaboration between Northrup Grumman and its partners at AT&T and Secure EMP-Resilient Edge (SEMPRE), a provider of low-latency EMP-hardened digital solutions. The new system could fundamentally change how classified information is shared across geographies, in addition to allowing significant reductions in the amount of time required for aircraft maintenance and repair and other tasks.

 

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