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    Eye on Innovation: NNSY Cold Spray Team Successfully Repairs Complex Component on Bush Project [Image 5 of 5]

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    A technician wearing a respirator mask and safety glasses is working at a dual-monitor workstation. The left monitor displays a 3D CAD model of a robotic arm, while the right monitor shows a U.S. Department of Defense / National Security Agency 'Secure Host Baseline' desktop. The setting appears to be a secure government or defense-related manufacturing or engineering facility.

    PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    08.07.2020

    Photo by Troy Miller 

    Norfolk Naval Shipyard

    Machinist Sean Schuffert programs the robotic arm utilized in the cold spray repair on a component for the USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77).

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    Date Taken: 08.07.2020
    Date Posted: 09.03.2020 07:14
    Photo ID: 6338471
    VIRIN: 200807-N-SY521-785
    Resolution: 2520x1800
    Size: 1016.01 KB
    Location: PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, US
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    Two technicians wearing safety glasses and respirator masks observe a yellow FANUC industrial robotic arm operating inside an enclosed work cell. The robot appears to be performing an additive manufacturing or welding/deposition process on a metal part with a curved teardrop-shaped profile. One technician is operating a handheld teach pendant or control device.
    A male technician wearing a blue polo shirt, safety glasses, and an N95 respirator mask is operating a yellow industrial robotic arm using a handheld teach pendant controller. The robot appears to be positioned inside or near a machine enclosure, possibly a CNC machine or industrial processing unit. The setting is an industrial or manufacturing facility.
    A person wearing a red shirt is holding two metallic mechanical components, likely pump impellers or turbine parts, for comparison. The left component is mounted in a red 3D-printed housing or fixture, while the right component is a standalone machined metal piece with a purple marking. This appears to be a demonstration or comparison of manufactured parts, possibly in an engineering or manufacturing context.
    A group of approximately nine workers or team members are posed for a group photo inside a large industrial facility or warehouse. All individuals are wearing face masks, suggesting this photo was taken during the COVID-19 pandemic period. They are standing in a socially distanced arrangement on a concrete floor surrounded by industrial equipment and machinery.
    A technician wearing a respirator mask and safety glasses is working at a dual-monitor workstation. The left monitor displays a 3D CAD model of a robotic arm, while the right monitor shows a U.S. Department of Defense / National Security Agency 'Secure Host Baseline' desktop. The setting appears to be a secure government or defense-related manufacturing or engineering facility.

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