Inside the Engineering of SpaceX’s Starlink Network
By mid-2021, SpaceX’s Starlink constellation had grown to more than 1,500 active satellites, making it the largest satellite network in…
Jul.2021
Decoding the Circular Bioeconomy and Carbon Cycle Potential
Over the past century and a half, industrial growth has been powered by a linear model of extraction, production, use,…
Volocopter Targets Paris 2024 with Electric Air Taxi
At the Paris Air Show site in Le Bourget, a German-built electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft completed its…
BMW Advances Hydrogen Fuel Cell Road Testing in Europe
BMW Group has initiated European road trials of its hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, marking a significant step in evaluating the…
Thales Advances UAS 100 Toward European Certification
Thales has set its sights on achieving European civil certification for its UAS 100 unmanned air system by 2023, following…
Experts Doubt Ethical AI Will Prevail by 2030
In mid-2021, a canvassing of 602 technologists, policy leaders, researchers, and activists by Pew Research Center and Elon University’s Imagining…
Wichita State Mechatronics Earns Prestigious ARM Endorsement
Wichita State University’s Department of Engineering Technology has secured a significant milestone in robotics education, earning an endorsement from the…
Inside Waymo’s High-Fidelity Autonomous Driving Simulator
Waymo’s latest advancement in virtual testing, internally named SimulationCity, represents a significant leap in autonomous vehicle evaluation. Designed to mirror…
USV SEADRAGON Maps and Analyzes a Drifting Iceberg
Icebergs, born from calving glaciers, drift and rotate under the combined forces of wind, waves, and ocean currents. Their melting…
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