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March 10, 2016
Engineers at the NASA Armstrong Flight Center are using a combination of simulation and physical testing to create optimal flight performance. The Code ME department creates one-of-a-kind simulation programs and hardware subsystem interfaces that enable NASA’s pilots and their industry partners to understand how a new aircraft or system will handle, or discover the most efficient ways to hit their data points.
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