Published in: Aviation Week & Space Technology; October 26, 2009; Issue, pg. 74 Author: Graham Warwick Printed headline: Virtual Breakthrough A computational tool that can estimate how long a component will last even before it is produced promises to revolutionize engineering, but illustrates the hurdles innovations must overcome to [...]
Firm is selected from thousands of US-based companies for the quality of its management, technology, and opportunity. Brentwood, TN, September 16, 2009 – After months of sifting through the financials, business and technology descriptions for thousands of companies from all over the country, the results are finally in: Forbes magazine has [...]
Oil and Gas Innovation Center selects Virtual Life Management as one of the most promising technologies. Brentwood, TN, July 29, 2009 – The Oil and Gas Innovation Center has selected VEXTEC’s Virtual Life Management (VLM®) Service as one of the most promising new crossover technologies for the Energy Industry. The [...]
Greener designs, improved fuel consumption, and reduced operating costs are among the long-term targets of firm’s predictive technology. Brentwood, TN, July 1, 2009 – Soaring operating costs, driven by fuel price surges and ballooning maintenance budgets for older fleets, are problems the Air Force knows all too well. But they [...]
Firm’s powerful simulation technology will bring maintenance schedules into line with the demands of real-life mission profiles. Brentwood, TN, June 11, 2009 – During wartime, the actual missions flown by DoD aircraft are substantially different from the “standard” mission profiles the aircraft were designed for. And that’s a problem because, when [...]
Company’s unique simulation technology to drive cost-benefit impact decision making. Brentwood, TN, May 06, 2009 – The U.S. Army has tasked VEXTEC with building a cost simulator for evaluation of “what-if” scenarios to be used as a basis for future design decisions. The simulator will be provided to the Hybrid [...]
Company’s powerful new simulation technology will enable better cost-management of airframes. Brentwood, TN, April 14, 2009 – In concert with the Air Force Structural Integrity Program (ASIP), VEXTEC has been funded to demonstrate how its recently developed Fleet Trade Study Simulator can better enable the Air Force to continue to [...]
Firm’s versatile modeling technology to build on sensor state of the art to enable better vehicle and cost management. Brentwood, TN, March 19, 2009 – DARPA’s vision for the armed forces of the future includes using high tech sensors coupled with advanced modeling to know exactly when aircraft or military [...]