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Lockheed Martin, Universal Synaptics Partner to Address Fighter Jet Faults

Lockheed Martin, Universal Synaptics Partner to Address Fighter Jet Faults

Lockheed Martin [LMT] will be the systems integrator of two Universal Synaptics automated test equipment solutions across key Defense Department programs under a new intermittent fault detection technology licensing agreement. The Universal Synaptics automated test equipment (ATE) Lockheed Martin will be responsible for are the Isolation System 2.0 (IFDIS2) and the Voyager Intermittent Fault Detector (VIFD), as well as the associated interface and applications solutions that Universal provides with the two platforms. The agreement is specifically geared toward meeting Defense…

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