Skylife Engineering’s work on the MIRFLEX Project focuses on studying the applicability of advanced vision, virtual reality, and augmented reality technologies to the manufacturing of electrical products. This work includes the use of diagnostic tools for electrical wiring through simulation, leveraging corporate databases.

By developing a demonstrator, the goal is to verify the feasibility of using virtual reality and augmented reality devices as a system for exploiting electrical data from the so-called digital twin (work orders, test-related information, standards, and other information that may be relevant to the operator), as well as the use of simulation and the acquisition of reflectometry patterns that enable the identification of connection problems in the aircraft’s wiring.

The MIRFLEX Project, or “New support systems for workshop operators, manufacturing engineering support, and training in industrial processes with real-time exploitation of information from PLM systems,” is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), with funding from Spain’s Multiregional Operational Program (POPE), through the Center for Industrial Technological Development (CDTI).

At Skylife Engineering, we lead projects thanks to our extensive experience in integrating advanced technologies and our strong commitment to sustainability in aviation. We work closely with each project manager, applying a rigorous process of review and continuous improvement. This approach ensures solutions of the highest quality—safe and effective—that make a real and lasting impact on the industry.