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In a recent commentary, Chris Raabe, CTO of ACSL, discusses the lasting impact of the pandemic on global manufacturing, particularly in the drone sector. He highlights how the crisis revealed vulnerabilities in supply chains and engineering processes, which continue to influence the industry in 2026. Raabe emphasizes that the challenges faced during the pandemic forced manufacturers, including ACSL, to adapt by enhancing their supply chain strategies and engineering practices. The shift towards remote collaboration and rapid prototyping has led to more efficient decision-making and product development, making companies more resilient. Looking ahead, Raabe notes that while supply chain pressures persist, ACSL is committed to proactive planning and building robust partnerships. The company aims to support customers throughout the entire product lifecycle, ensuring reliability and consistency in manufacturing even after the initial product release. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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