u/redoctobershtanding

Great use of digital technology to create a "twin"

>Part of the secret to this accelerated timeline was the use of a high-fidelity digital twin. Since 2020, NIAR has been scanning disassembled retired B-1s and legacy drawings of the aircraft, to build 3D models. Before wrench ever met metal on the operational jet, the repair was sequenced digitally, then physically on a prototype.

I'm retiring next year and starting to look for a Skillbridge. I'm not really sure what interests me, the Skillbridge site barely works, and there aren't very many options in my town and not yet decided on my HOS yet.

How did you go about choosing your skillbridge? For added context, I've spent 22 years in maintenance, computers and programming are a hobby and my Master's degree is in Occupational Safety & Health, so looking into one of those areas.