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AIT cut its teeth on automated assembly with its premiere alignment system for McDonnell Douglas in 1992, guiding the direction of turnkey factory automation and integration for the industry. Now with more systems operational worldwide than any other company, the engineering staff at AIT has been involved with almost every large airframe automated control system in the aerospace industry.
From idea to integration, AIT is sought after for its innovative problem solving, ability to deliver, and ingenuity with engineering challenges.
Why AIT?
AIT innovation, experience, and coordination with in-house design and tooling to create time-to-market and cost-containment advantages for our aerospace customers.
The video below demonstrates AIT's automation and integration at work for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner in Charleston, SC - for mid/aft body and wing box join, sections 47/48 join, and final assembly.