Topic: N221-007 /2027 /NAVAIR
ATA Engineering, Inc
VIVA: A Software Toolkit for Automated Multiscale In-Situ Effective Mechanical Property Prediction from Computed Tomography of As-Built Composites
ATA Engineering’s VIVA software transforms CT scan data from non-destructive inspection of composite materials into engineering models that support automated part screening and advanced structural analysis. By combining material-specific machine learning with automated finite element model generation, VIVA enables faster, more consistent decisions regarding component acceptance, repair, or scrap during manufacturing and sustainment. The technology has been successfully demonstrated on representative rotorcraft aerostructures and munition aeroshells, including analyses of fatigue damage progression and flight loading. VIVA’s training pipelines, segmentation performance, and uncertainty quantification capabilities exceed current commercial and research solutions, providing trusted, data-driven insights. The technology reduces risk by improving inspection efficiency, increasing manufacturing yield, lowering sustainment costs, and enabling more informed lifecycle management of critical defense components.
ATA’s VIVA software converts part inspection data into engineering models for streamlined composite material evaluation. Proven on Navy applications, VIVA delivers data-driven insights beyond current industry capabilities that improve part acceptance and repair decisions, reduce costs, and increase manufacturing yields.
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- Materials & Manufacturing Processes
- Modeling and Simulation Technology
- Sustainment
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NAVAIR
ATA Engineering, Inc
VIVA: A Software Toolkit for Automated Multiscale In-Situ Effective Mechanical Property Prediction from Computed Tomography of As-Built Composites
- Topic
- N221-007
- Year
- 2027