Air Force awards TRI/Austin, Inc. funding for development of handheld radome inspection to... After an aircraft radome is repaired, it is installed and tested for radar transparency at a Far Field Range (FFR) test facility. If it fails the test, the entire radome is rejected and must be repaired again. There is c » Read More...

TRI/Austin Materials Scientists Awarded Patent for Field Deployable Composite Repair Syste... Under an Air Force Research Laboratory Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II contract, TRI/Austin has developed a resin system that cures rapidly using UV light. Delays in repairing battle-damaged air » Read More...

New on-board aircraft health monitoring system takes flight on F-15 TRI/Austin, Inc. is developing a new system that can monitor aircraft health during flight. The LAHMP™ health monitoring system recently passed a flight test aboard an F-15. In 2003, the » Read More...