""Together we will integrate physical AI into manned and unmanned shipbuilding and further accelerate the industrial revitalization already underway," Eric Chewning stated."
""We have taken these traditional automation technologies as far as they can go in the complex production of Navy ships," Chewning noted, emphasizing the limitations of current shipyard automation."
"Physical AI can improve robotic functions, giving these systems the ability to carry out more than one task, which is crucial for enhancing shipbuilding efficiency."
""These are physically brutal tasks that require incredible precision, and we don't have enough skilled people to perform them," highlighting the need for automation in shipbuilding."
Huntington Ingalls Industries and GrayMatter Robotics have formed a partnership to explore the integration of artificial intelligence and robotics in shipbuilding. The collaboration focuses on developing autonomous shipbuilding capabilities, integrating advanced technologies, workforce training, and increasing uncrewed system production. The use of physical AI aims to enhance robotic functions, allowing machines to perform multiple tasks such as sanding and inspecting metal structures. This initiative seeks to accelerate shipbuilding processes and address labor-intensive tasks with precision.
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