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| Farm data set to get space tech boost The quality of India's agriculture sector statistics could soon improve with the government tapping satellite imagery technologies to upgrade the yield estimation and acreage measurement exercise. India's farm output forecasts tend to see wide variations between preliminary reports and the final ...
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How HUG Innovations is transforming the wearable tech space - one gesture at a time This includes creating a first of its kind developer platform and exposing its patented technology to the larger community in the form of a Gestures SDK. "This will enable developers (iOS, Android, .Net, Java) to use the technology and build next generation interactive application for IoT devices," he said.
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| Irish space tech firm OCE signs €25m deal with Chinese company OCE Technology, a company that designs software tools to support companies developing embedded systems for the space and aerospace industries, has signed a €25 million five-year deal to supply satellite subsystems to a Chinese company. The business, which is headquartered at NovaUCD, ...
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| US Responds To Multiple New Global Challenges The U.S. is entering the second consecutive year of growth in its defense budget as it reorients to counter strategic threats from a nuclear-armed North Korea and challenges from China and Russia. At the same time, the Pentagon is trying to modernize its forces as well as aircraft and equipment used ...
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| SpaceX unveils new Falcon Heavy rocket ahead of January launch The Falcon 9 is now used to hoist satellites and supplies to the International Space Station. The Heavy is intended for super-big satellites, as well as cargo destined for points far beyond, like Mars. Musk has repeatedly warned there's a good chance the new rocket could blow up, thus his own personal ...
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| Technology take-up triggers Cambridge space race A surge of office space take-up by technology companies in Cambridge has shredded availability in the sought after sub-10,000 sq ft bracket – and that could stifle startups' growth plans, according to Savills analysis. Savills reports spiralling deals relating to offices of this size in the second half of 2017, ...
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| Op-ed | Continued innovation, regulatory reform needed to further US leadership in space From reusable rocketry to in-space manufacturing, these and other breakthrough technologies have driven our nation's space capabilities forward, largely thanks to the unprecedented investment by private companies and entrepreneurs. This commercial space industry is driving the expansion of Earth's ...
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| Tom DeLonge Says Technology That's 'Engineering the Space-Time Metric' Is Being Developed The source adds that "DeLonge hopes that To the Stars will use previously classified information about alien technologies to achieve breakthroughs that government agencies like NASA have been uninterested in exploring." One of those innovations is what Tom refers to as "engineering the space-time ...
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| A new direction in space policy Accessing all the upcoming space potential will necessitate clear policy direction and goals. Technology is advancing rapidly, and the commercial sector is in the forefront of technology leadership with developments like reusable launch vehicles. Government, with its bureaucratic lethargy and annual ...
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| MDA Secures Four Contracts from the Canadian Space Agency MDA, a business unit of Maxar Technologies, announced that it has signed four contracts with the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) with a total value at approximately CA$53.75 million ($41.8 million). Two contract amendments will provide funding for continued support to the robotic operations of the ...
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| ESA's next satellite propelled by butane 21 December 2017. ESA's next miniature satellite will be its first able to change orbit. Thanks to a compact thruster resembling a butane cigarette lighter, the cereal box-sized satellite will fly around its near-twin to test their radio communications. Ready to be launched with its counterpart from China on 2 ...
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