SyncFab has been selected for elite air force program

SyncFab has been selected as an official showcase solution finalist for the United States Air Force AFWERX program. AFWERX is a community composed of innovators dedicated to creating a faster and smarter US Air Force.

SyncFab- demonstrating technology

SyncFab showcased technology enabling agile manufacturing and reverse engineering of mission-critical component parts. Additionally, Jason Smith, a veteran in the aerospace industry, joined the SyncFab team.

Jason possesses experience working with L3 Vertex Aerospace, the United States Air Force, commercial airlines, and government agencies to uncover business opportunities for engineering, maintenance, and repair services. Jason will no doubt lend his skills to assisting SyncFab’s further growth into the aviation and aerospace industry.

SyncFab also welcomed Urs Breitmeirer, former group CEO RUAG Swiss Aerospace Defense CO, to their advisory board to accelerate the blockchain adoption strategy.

Sixty-seven percent of space and aerospace executives anticipate the combination of blockchain distributed ledger technology.

AI, XR, and quantum computing will have a transformational impact on their organization as reported by Accenture. Thousands of suppliers responsible for delivering advanced and innovative components or materials to Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs. Supply chain and logistics have long been critical to the success of every major aerospace and defense program.

CEO, Jeremy Goodwin was included in the Forbes write up on managing remote teams for success in the new era of “Work from Anywhere.” He was, additionally, quoted in a Sage article discussing supply chain resilience:

“There is a complex web in these supply chains because of a tiered structure and intermediaries between manufacturer and suppliers as well as layers of quality controls, and annual inspections which are industry standard.”

About Syncfab

SyncFab connects OEM Part Buyers with Distributed Parts Manufacturers backed by Distributed Ledger Blockchain technology solutions for superior security, traceability, and supplier management.

Based in Silicon Valley, SyncFab is partnered with the NTMA (National Tooling and Machining Association) and a founding member of CESMII (Clean Energy Smart Manufacturing Innovation Initiative).

Their mission is to simplify digital transformation in the manufacturing supply chain to increase capacity utilization for suppliers.

To improve accessibility to OEM supply chain buyers, secure, incentivize, and trace production data using blockchain while reducing wasted resources for the planet.Sy

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