Boeing develops RFID solution to cut time spent on aircraft maintenance

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Aircraft manufacturer teams up with Fujitsu for oxygen generator maintenance solution

Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has developed a system that uses RFID technology to slash maintenance time required to check oxygen generators from 13 hours to just eight and a half minutes. The co...

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