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Bell unveils new manufacturing technology center

Avionics and Technology
10 Aug 2020 | Editorial Team
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Bell Textron MTC

US-based aviation company Bell Textron has unveiled its new 140,000-square-foot Manufacturing Technology Center (MTC) in Fort Worth, Texas

The MTC is a proving ground where Bell will test and refine technologies and processes – demonstrating manufacturing readiness and ability to successfully build and support Future Vertical Lift (FVL) aircraft. The facility provides capabilities that span all of Bell’s core manufacturing of rotor and drive systems, critical infrastructure and final assembly.

“The MTC is the next step in successfully deploying new manufacturing technologies and processes into Bell’s future factories,” said Glenn Isbell, Vice-President, Rapid Prototyping & Manufacturing Innovation for Bell. “These future factories working together with our teammates and suppliers, will be designed to enable high-quality, high-rate production of the Bell V-280 Valor, Bell 360 Invictus and other future aircraft.”

Every inch of the facility will be monitored and controlled by a network of IT, IoT, and cybersecurity systems that manage the inflow and outflow of materials, as well as the movement of activity throughout the factory. By deploying a networked software infrastructure, the MTC will produce a digital twin of itself that gives everyone a common operating picture of the building, the equipment and the processes.

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