Beyond Concorde: FOD Detection in the Twenty-First Century

Beyond Concorde: FOD Detection in the Twenty-First Century By William Giannetti Twenty-one years after Concorde flights tragically ended, universities and private industry are pioneering artificially intelligent technologies that detect foreign object debris (FOD). These advancements, partly born from the disaster, highlight crucial optimization opportunities with the potential to enhance flight safety for the US military.

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