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NASA Space Launch System

NASA is implementing Aurora to schedule the ground-based activities that are preparing the Space Launch System (SLS) before its maiden flight. Similarly, Aurora/AMP generated short- and long-term schedules of ground-based activities that prepared and refurbished the Space Shuttles before and after each flight. Aurora’s intelligent and rapid scheduling enables NASA to analyze numerous what-if scenarios efficiently.
Boeing Uses Aurora

The Boeing Company uses Aurora to prioritize production of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner™. Aurora's dynamic assembly schedule adapts to real-time production variations, so Boeing can produce aircraft as efficiently as possible

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Major Auto Manufacturer Leverages Aurora

Major auto manufacturer uses Aurora to reduce the number of crash tests required. As crash test requirements evolve and the need for tighter safety tolerances increases, the auto manufacturer and its partners have been able to streamline crash testing procedures which have led to significant cost reductions.

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Scheduling Space Station Preparations

Aurora schedules the use of floor space and other resources at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center's Space Station Processing Facility, the world’s largest low-particle clean room where International Space Station components are prepared for flight.

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Clipper Windpower Leverages Aurora

Clipper Windpower selected Aurora to schedule the manufacturing of its Liberty series wind turbine, the largest wind turbine made in the United States.

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Mass General Uses Aurora

Aurora is used by Massachusetts General Hospital to schedule clinical rotations, on-call shifts, and clinic hours for its medical residency program. Aurora's schedule satisfies the hospital’s staffing requirements, special requests, and clinical rotation rules that ensure that residents receive appropriate experiences.

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United Space Alliance Uses Aurora

United Space Alliance included Aurora in the design of Temporis, a scheduling system targeted for use by NASA crew members on board next generation spacecraft during deep space missions
Critical Chain Project Management

Aurora-CCPM is a combination of Aurora™, Stottler Henke’s intelligent planning and scheduling system, with the added power and flexibility of Multi-project Critical Chain Project Management. Boeing uses Aurora-CCPM for scheduling manufacturing operations because no other product could meet its Critical Chain needs.

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Training Tactical Action Officers (TAOs)

Our intelligent tutoring system trains navy TAOs by evaluating their tactical decisions made during simulated battles.
MRO of NASA Space Shuttles

An Aurora predecessor scheduled the Maintenance, Refurbishment and Overhaul (MRO) of NASA’s Space Shuttles at the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at Kennedy Space Center. The solution encapsulated expert heuristics in combination with automated search to optimally allocate resources, including human, equipment and physical space minimizing the duration of the entire MRO process.
Training Helicopter Cockpit Operations

Our simulation software enables Navy helicopter crews to practice cockpit operations
Helping Aircraft Land Safely

Innovative information visualization techniques help landing signal officers (LSOs) guide Navy aircraft landing aboard carriers.
Training Navy Sonar Technicians

Our intelligent tutoring system automatically evaluates the detailed analyses of undersea acoustic data by sonar technicians.

NASA Space Launch System
NASA is implementing Aurora to schedule the ground-based activities that are preparing the Space Launch System (SLS) before its maiden flight. Similarly, Aurora/AMP generated short- and long-term schedules of ground-based activities that prepared and refurbished the Space Shuttles before and after each flight. Aurora’s intelligent and rapid scheduling enables NASA to analyze numerous what-if scenarios efficiently.

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"We really appreciated the quality of technical support Stottler Henke has provided for us. They quickly grasped our planning requirements and constraints. This resulted in an excelling scheduling tool that has enhanced our capabilities" - NASA (Mission Planning Office, Kennedy Space Center)

Apr 10, 2017	Stottler Henke participated in The Congress on the Future of Engineering Software (COFES) 2017, in Scottsdale, AZ, 6-9 April. This invitation only event is the engineering software industry's only annual think tank event which brings executives from design, engineering, architectural, development and technology companies together to understand the role engineering technology will play in the future survival and success of your business. Learn More
Mar 3, 2017	Stottler Henke was excited and honored to participate in the I/ITSEC 2017, Education, and Training committees, which convened Mar 20-24, 2017, in Destin, FL. Learn More
Jan 10, 2017	At the 2017 IEEE Aerospace Conference, held Mar 4-11, 2017, in Big Sky, MT, Stottler Henke participated in the panel PHM from a Practitioner’s Perspective – a Potpourri of Capabilities, Experiences, and Lessons Learned (Tues 3/7) and presented its work on Intelligent Scheduling at NASA: Application to Ground Operations at Kennedy Space Center (Wed 3/8). Learn More