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Process analysis reveals automation improves efficiency for measurable aircraft features, indicating human inspectors remain essential for subjective aesthetic criteria.
This article analyzes the application of automation in visual and dimensional inspections of business aircraft. It examines which inspection characteristics, such as gaps, alignment, color variation, and coating thickness, can benefit from automated processes, while highlighting the limitations of automating subjective characteristics involving materials, appearance, and customer expectations. The study concludes that automation can improve efficiency and repeatability for measurable features, while qualified Quality Inspectors remain essential for complex and subjective acceptance criteria.
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Joao Paulo Benetti Rosa (2026) studied this question.
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