H2 Clipper (H2C), a hydrogen -based infrastructure and infrastructure, has a patent for advanced Swarm Robotics technology in aircraft and space.
Patent, No. 12334,035, is a continuation of the patents of the founding robots of H2C and represents 15 companyY It was given a patent.
Traditionally, the manufacture of aircraft requires large facilities and complex logs.
The Swarm Robotics method allows H2C to build in place, eliminating the need for the extensive infrastructure of the assembly line and reducing logistical challenges.
The patented system provides a network of robots that build cooperative and independent in large space structures.
This approach provides a smaller production facility, including automated manufacturing, improvement, expansion and heavy robots.
Technology is characterized by automatic learning and ai -tedy that can direct robots to collect air devices, install ingredients, and make high -quality high -resolution inspections while reducing errors.
This flexibility in construction supports different assembly methods, reduces infrastructure needs, and improves safety in general.
Initially it aims to build AIRSHIPS in the H2C pipeline, the benefits of technology extend to the challenges of manufacturing flying and broader space, according to the company.
“The issuance of this patent is a pivotal moment in the development of manufacturing and aviation manufacturing,” said Rynaldo Protoco founder and director of the H2C Protoco.
“By replacing traditional assembly lines with automatic swarms, this penetration allows building aircraft and large airways faster, at a much lower cost, much more accurate.”
With the new patent on hand, H2C collects an expert team from various fields to direct the development and emergence of this technology.
The team’s visions will contribute to the technology road map and may lead to a broader industry union to promote the adoption of squadron robots in the sector.
In addition, H2C’s cooperation with Dassault Systèmes is enhanced via 3dexperiece Lab Accessor, along with a renewable contract for a period of three years in 2024, its focus on developing automatic space manufacturing programs.
According to civil patent analyzes in Globaldata, this H2C Patent Prize is from others, with publications, grants and grants (awards) in the first quarter of 2025. Given those grants that were offered, however, it is not surprising, the award was presented in the United States, which leads the package in innovations registered by several thousand annually.
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