HANGAR 18 RESOURCES

HANGAR 18 INFO

Hangar 18 Information Deck

For use when presenting on Hangar 18.

Hangar 18 Information Deck

Slick Sheets

Want to read up on Hangar 18's projects? Then check out our Slick Sheets! We have overview pages available for all of our factory's biggest projects!

Hangar 18 Slick Sheets

HANGAR 18 FORMS

Project Engagement

Do you have an idea for a software application but aren't sure how to make it a reality? Or what about a proof of concept that needs to be made robust and deployed? Hangar 18 can turn your ideas and concepts into viable software solutions to meet your present and future needs. Prior to meeting with the team, please fill out this form so that we can come best prepared to discuss your project idea!

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Lab Integration

A top priority of the RX CyberInfrastructure Plan is the automated flow of data from lab equipment. If or your team are interested in joining the growing list of labs who have automated their data pipeline, fill out this form and we'll get back to you shortly.

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Vendor Engagement

If you or your company have a powerful tool that could benefit Hangar 18, we want to hear about it! Let us know what you/your company do and we'll review the submission so that you can be included in our next Vendor Demonstration day. Prior to meeting with the team, please fill out this form so that we can come best prepared to discuss your project idea!

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DIGITAL ENGINEERING

There is No Spoon: The New Digital Acquisition Reality

Digital Engineering and Management, combined with Agile Software and Open Architecture, truly is the "rabbit hole" to escape traditional defense acquisition. In his article, Dr. Roper shares more about this trinity of digital design technologies, why their digital Wonderland is exciting, and how they foretell a faster, agiler, and more competitive weapons-buying process our nation needs to succeed long term.

There Is No Spoon

Bending the Spoon: Guidebook for Digital Engineering and e-Series

This companion guide to There is No Spoon will help you pursue spoon-bending results for both digital engineering and e-Series. Specifically, it goes deeper on the modeling and infrastructure requirements to effect several tenants of There is No Spoon: "eCreating before Aviating" and owning and furnishing the tech stack. Though written to stand alone, its insights will make more sense if read as a sequel.

Bending The Spoon