Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex adopts Machina Labs for on-site manufacturing of aircraft parts

Machina Labs/RoboForming and RoboCraftsman

Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, became the first US Air Force unit to use Machina's deployable robotic forming system to make sheet-metal parts for ageing aircraft whose original suppliers no longer exist. The base expects to produce parts up to six months faster than traditional forming.

• First US Air Force organisation to deploy Machina Labs' Deployable System for on-site aircraft part production
• System addresses sustainment of aging aircraft where replacement parts no longer manufactured or suppliers ceased
• Produces parts up to six months faster than traditional forming methods
• Two 7-axis KUKA robots transportable on truck bed, operational within hours, can form titanium, inconel and other high-temperature metals