Artificial intelligence has transformed industrial research and development in recent decades during what scientists call "the AI revolution." The technology enables detailed simulations and high-speed modeling that can streamline the journey from drawing board to production line by speeding up or cutting out costly, time-consuming steps to a practical working prototype. But those opportunities bring a new challenge: The simplest simulation package may require hours, days and sometimes weeks of training and configuration – even for users familiar with the software's details and requirements, which often vary from one computing platform to another. The process can cause not just headaches but wasted time and effort for busy engineers and others scrambling to meet tight deadlines. Simulations performed on the Summit supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, or ORNL, could help eliminate that problem.

Masten Space Systems announced a new partnership with MSBAI to integrate cognitive artificial intelligence capabilities for autonomous space flight applications. Sean Mahoney, CEO of Masten Space Systems Inc. said, "Masten Space Systems has long been a pioneer in lean ground crews and CONOPS for space launch and landing. We're excited about our new partnership with MSBAI and what we can do with GURU to take us to the next level of pioneering spacecraft operations with minimal terrestrial crews, for lunar delivery missions, and for deep space robotic missions." ABOUT MASTEN SPACE SYSTEMS Masten Space Systems is a leader in vertical landing technology and EDL test beds with missions to the moon starting in 2021. ABOUT MSBAI MSBAI is solving the reason why 92% of product developers & manufacturers don't use high performance computing in engineering -- with GURU, The Ultimate Engineering AI Assistant!