RANGER-Created RADAR Addresses Supply Chain Issues

Screen capture from the RANGER (Risk Assessment for Next-Generation Supply Chain Readiness) program's RADAR (Risk Assessment and Decision Analysis for Supply Chain Readiness) software package, which manages supply chain risk (AFRL image)

ESP Adds New Dimension to Engine Health Prediction

AFRL's transition of Engine Prognosis System technology for accurately predicting the health of turbine engine components will provide the Air Force a means for budgetary, safety, and operational success. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency developed software includes a plug-and-play capability for incorporating updates. (AFRL image)

ManTech Leads DMS&T Pursuit of Better Cost Modeling Method

ManTech Leads DMS&T Pursuit of Better Cost Modeling Method (AFRL image)

Aerospace Parts Machining Gains an "AdvantEdge"

Drilling analysis of a two-flute twist drill. Illustrated are temperature profiles showing the drill completely broken through the work piece. The graphic also depicts chip formation. (AFRL image)

Metals Affordability Initiative: Technology Transition Through Collaboration

Graphically depicted structure of the Metals Affordability Initiative, an AFRL-managed consortium geared towards consolidating government/industry resources to reduce the costs and lead time associated with producing metallic aircraft components (Image courtesy of the MAI Consortium)

The RISE of Phoenix

Air Force Research Laboratory's Phoenix information management capability provides Department of Defense organizations and contractors a mechanism for storing, filtering, brokering, routing, and disseminating information to edge consumers