Lockheed Martin Delivers First NGSRI Safety-Test Articles for Qualification
Bitget2026/11/02 14:08- Lockheed Martin announced Nov. 2, 2026, that NGSRI manufacturing automation has compressed initial unit production time to nearly half the traditional duration.
- Real-time manufacturing data identified bottlenecks, reduced rework and lowered staffing needs, generating cost and schedule savings for its QuadStar missile.
- A dedicated automation cell builds a digital twin of missile production to refine assembly processes before full-scale manufacturing.
- Initial safety-test articles were delivered for NGSRI qualification, supporting validation of early hardware builds.
- Separate tooling and supply chains support production expansion without disrupting other missile programs.
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