The Center
for Aerospace Manufacturing Technologies (CAMT) was established
in May 2004 by the Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T) in partnership
with Boeing Phantom Works in St. Louis, Missouri and the Air
Force Research Laboratory in Dayton, Ohio. It serves
as a center of excellence in the U.S. for the development
and transition of innovative advanced technologies for
the aerospace manufacturing supply chain. |
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CAMT has an array of technologies devoted to advancing manufacturing fabrication and assembly. Over thirty-five
faculty members and more than sixty research staff and students
from several academic disciplines perform multi-disciplinary
research. Our R&D creates knowledge, methodologies,
and tools that reduce costs and time to market of products,
as well as improve quality, productivity, reliability, and safety
in aerospace manufacturing.
An Industrial Consortium has been formed by the Center for Aerospace Manufacturing Technologies. Realizing the unique value and importance of CAMT to industry, a CAMT Industrial Consortium has been established, with the goal that the Center’s research can benefit all members of this consortium and its R&D activities can be directed by the consortium members. |
