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Advanced Mobile Universal Electrical Tooling (AMUET) 4.0 (2019-483-004)

  • Advanced Mobile Universal Electrical Tooling (AMUET) 4.0 (2019-483-004)
Overview

Rapid Adoption Project

Project Team:

ShipConstructor Software USA

Austal USA

Solavitek

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility (CIV USN PHNSY & IMF)

Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY)

 

NSRP ASE INVESTMENT: $148K

Objective:

The goal of this project was to introduce new technology along with an automated process for the US shipbuilding and repair industry to provide a standard toolset suitable for the various electrical cable installation requirements to effectively manage shipboard cable installation, including testing, in a paperless environment. The toolset is the Advanced Mobile Universal Electrical  Tooling (AMUET) platform offered by SOLAVITEK, which revolves around 4.0 digital manufacturing concepts and digital data infrastructure. AMUET 4.0 can interface with the various software and processes used in the US shipbuilding industry.

Overall, the RAP confirmed AMUET 4.0 agility to use existing client digital data to create an integrated paperless environment to support the planning, tasking, installation and testing of electrical cables and cabinets at shop level or shipboard with a smooth and efficient flow of manufacturing and quality control activities. The agility to configure AMUET organically and rapidly for different tasks by engineering, along with the portability of the platform given the pelican size footprint of testers/lenses for shipboard use by technician are game changers on how a ship will be built, modernized and maintained.

 

To request a copy of the Final Report please email nsrp@ati.org

Point of Contact:

Rob Parker, SSIUSA   Robert.Parker@SSI-corporate.com

 

  National Shipbuilding Research Program: Taking shipbuilding and repair to the next level NSRP is co-funded by the U.S. Shipbuilding Industry and U.S. Navy

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