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World’s first software‑defined fuselage designed to enhance agility of combat aircrafts
Swedish aircraft manufacturer Saab has announced what it calls the world’s first software-defined aircraft fuselage, ...
Saab’s additively manufactured aircraft fuselage has successfully passed its structural proof-loading and is scheduled to fly ...
Saab innovation unit details 2026 flight-test plan for Ruby vehicle with ‘software-defined fuselage’
Saab's internal innovation start-up The Rainforest will fly an unmanned platform next year employing what it describes as ...
Our readers were quick to answer this one - military planes need to load bulky cargo and land on rough terrain, compared with passenger planes, which have their wings at the bottom of the fuselage ...
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