The Boeing Company

Temourshah Ahmady

Ahmad R Yaghoobi

Krishna Srinivasmurthy

Kjersta Lynn Larson-Smith

Matthew H Mellin

Edward R Greene

Joshua Schlager

Krishna P Srinivasmurthy

Examples are disclosed herein that relate to detecting product requirements within a digitized document. One example provides a method comprising: identifying a first page as a summary page, the first page comprising a keyword that refers to a second page; and detecting in the first page a first instance of a pattern comprising a first text block adjacent to a first line. A first part name and a first requirement for a first part are extracted from the first text block. In the first page, a second instance of the pattern is detected comprising a second text block adjacent to a second line. The keyword and a second part name are extracted from the second text block. The second part name and a second requirement for a second part are extracted from the second page. The first requirement and the second requirement are output for storage in a data store.

Detecting requirements for a product

A method for providing network access to technical data files is provided herein. The method includes receiving a technical data file via a computer network, and securely storing the technical data file in a network-accessible, access-restricted technical data repository. An unstructured policy document corresponding to the technical data file is computer-analyzed with a previously-trained machine-learning model configured to extract one or more policy attributes from unstructured policy documents. Extracted policy attributes are stored in a network-accessible policy library. A user request to access the technical data file is received via the computer network. One or more attributes of the user are recognized. After verifying that the user attributes do not conflict with the policy attributes stored in the network-accessible policy library or an additional attribute corresponding to the technical data file, the user is provided network access to the technical data file stored in the network-accessible technical data repository.

Methods for providing network access to technical data files

A method, apparatus, system, and computer program product for applying a color to an aircraft. The color for an exterior surface of the aircraft is determined by the computer system from a design of the aircraft. A position of the color in three-dimensional space is determined by the computer system. The position is in a color space coordinate system. An inkjet printer in the inkjet printers with a point cloud in the plurality of point clouds having a smallest Euclidean distance to the position of the color is selected by the computer system. The inkjet printer is used to apply the color on the exterior surface of the aircraft.

Aircraft inkjet printing

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Temourshah Ahmady