DIRECT TO PHASE II: Edge-Deployed Explainable Digital-Twin Condition Based Maintenance CBM+ Platforms for Carrier-Based Systems
AI Overview
The Navy seeks an edge-deployed digital-twin platform with explainable AI for onboard condition-based maintenance of carrier systems. It processes high-frequency sensor data locally to enable real-time diagnostics and predictive maintenance despite limited connectivity, reducing unscheduled downtime and improving fleet readiness.
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Official Description
Carrier-based aviation platforms under NAVAIR generate massive, high-frequency streams of voltage, current, pressure, vibration, and temperature data across multiple subsystems—from the Advanced Arresting Gear (AAG) and steam catapults to hydraulic deck handlers and fuel-management valves—but Denied, Disrupted, Intermittent, Limited (DDIL) connectivity in carrier deployment forces maintenance crews to batch-download raw logs via physical media and ferry them ashore for analysis, introducing crit...
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DIRECT TO PHASE II: Edge-Deployed Explainable Digital-Twin Condition Based Maintenance CBM+ Platforms for Carrier-Based Systems
New opportunity: DIRECT TO PHASE II: Edge-Deployed Explainable Digital-Twin Condition Based Maintenance CBM+ Platforms for Carrier-Based Systems
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