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| China's Tiangong-1 space lab is not out of control: top Chinese engineer Zhu Congpeng, a top engineer at the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, told the state-backed Science and Technology Daily newspaper that the space station was not crashing and did not pose a safety or environmental threat. "We have been continuously monitoring Tiangong-1 ...
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| The main concern in Indian markets is the overvalued midcap space: Shiv Puri, TVF Capital One should invest today with a clear idea whether this is a company that's a beneficiary of technology or is it a company that is going to get hurt by technology. Private sector banks and non-banking financial companies which are able to adapt like this will do well. Some of the insurance companies are ...
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| SpaceX is finally about to launch secret Zuma mission The space exploration firm, which is headed by Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk, initially scheduled the secretive Zuma mission for last November, but a series of delays pushed it back. SpaceX gave some reasons for the schedule changes. At one point, SpaceX said it was delaying the mission for "fairing ...
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| Haptics Technology Goes Mainstream in Gaming, Automotive at CES The company, Ultrahaptics, has developed a core technology that manipulates modulated ultrasound, from an array of ultrasonic transducers, to enable the creation of tactile sensations in free space so that products and devices communicate with the user through haptic feedback. It is a spin-out of a ...
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| Human spaceflight to return to Florida's Space Coast in 2018 Cape Canaveral - U.S. Space Agency, NASA announced on Thursday its industry partners, Boeing and SpaceX, are targeting the return of human ... companies will begin flight tests to ensure their space systems meet NASA's recertification requirements for the coming year, according to Tech Times.
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| The Week In Technology, Jan. 8-12, 2018 "The Week In Technology, Jan. 8-12, 2018" is part of Aviation Week & Space Technology's subscription package. Subscribe now to read this full article. And by subscribing, you'll also receive full coverage of what's next in technology from the experts trusted by the global aerospace & defense community.
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| Use new telescopes to scout for ET tech, astrobiologists tell NASA Astrobiologists are calling on NASA to use what geologists are learning about a new era sometimes called the "Anthropocene" to help develop space missions for the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. The Anthropocene, although not yet officially recognised as a geological era, reflects the time ...
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| Big Data: Amazon, Google, Microsoft, the Cloud...and other 2018 trends In his latest book, "Thank You For Being Late," Thomas Friedman highlighted 2007 as one of the most pivotal years in technology: 2007 saw the birth of Hadoop, the iPhone and Amazon's Kindle for instance. My bet is that 2018 will start a new era for the technology space, very much like 2007 did.
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| Hong Kong to Feature Homegrown Disruptive Technologies at CES 2018 "Hong Kong is not only the gateway to Asia, but also serves as the bridgehead and springboard for innovative/disruptive technologies to thrive in Asia. We invite visitors at CES 2018 to learn how our partners have disrupted the tech space through strategic collaborations in Hong Kong and the Chinese ...
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| 15 things to expect when Comcast Technology Center opens this year An incubator for tech startups: The tower will have a "state-of-the-start" accelerator space" for technology startups. 8. A public transportation connection: The tower will be connected via underground concourse to the Comcast Center and Suburban Station. 9. Nearly 3,500 square feet of retail: Don't worry, ...
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