Altair Wins USAF Grey Wolf Helicopter Weapon Mount Contract
Altair, a global technology company, has been selected to manufacture helicopter weapon mounts for the USAF Grey Wolf Helicopter by an unspecified organisation. Meanwhile, the company continues to innovate and showcase its advanced auto solutions in the aerospace and defence industry.
Altair's data-driven manufacturing optimisation manages production machines, preventing failures and automating complex operations. This includes the production of the subframe for connecting the weapon mounts to the Grey Wolf Helicopter. The company's solutions also help identify and prevent cyberattacks in the defence industry.
At the upcoming DSEI 2025 in London, Altair will demonstrate its AI-powered engineering, smart manufacturing, and advanced connectivity. Visitors can find the company at the ADS Pavilion, Booth N7-163.
In other news, Henkel has introduced Bonderite C-AK DW 805 AERO cleaner for aircraft, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs. Altair, too, is supporting emerging companies with its Aerospace Startup Acceleration Program (ASAP), equipping them with enterprise-grade tools for advanced auto technologies.
Virtek Vision will showcase its AI-driven inspection solutions at the Advanced Engineering show. Molex, on the other hand, has released a survey exploring trends and innovations impacting design engineers in the aerospace and defence industry.
Altair's selection for the Grey Wolf Helicopter project underscores its capabilities in the defence industry. The company's participation at DSEI 2025 and support for startups through ASAP further cement its commitment to innovation and growth in the aerospace and defence sector.
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