Augmenting Aerospace: Michael Hayat on AR and Digital Twins at Northrop Grumman

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In this episode of Connected in 3D, Ashley Crowder talks with Michael Hayat, Senior Project Manager at Northrop Grumman, about deploying enterprise-grade AR systems on Northrop Grumman’s F-35 center fuselage integrated assembly line. Michael shares insights into the rigorous process of integrating AR work instructions, the challenges of scaling AR on the shop floor, and how digital twins are transforming aerospace manufacturing. From hardware selection to measuring ROI and overcoming adoption hurdles, discover how AR is driving faster onboarding, reducing defects, and enabling smarter manufacturing processes. Tune in for an inside look at the future of augmented reality in aerospace innovation.

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