... and customers closer together. Digitalisation moves the real effort from the manufacturing phase to design: digital models can be concurrently engineered by different specialists simultaneously then put through detailed multi-physics simulations...
... ground up A lot has changed in the last 50 years with the appearance of additive technology i.e. the process in which digital 3D design data is used to build up a component in layers by depositing material. This negates the need, as some project...
... operational, the stations use very little power. With less than 5 watts, the stations are able to digitize the detected radio waves at up to 2 billion samples (Gsamples) per second and a sophisticated chip searches for coincidences...
... nations are becoming active players in EO. This affects both the competition and the accessible market. The digital Earth challenge. For example, since mid-2016, SI imaging Services (South Korea) has been distributing VHR...
... being built in South Africa and Australia, will increase our sensitivity to signals. In addition, the unremitting march of digital technology has allowed more of the radio spectrum to be sampled in a given amount of time. For radio telescope arrays...
... space supply chain. About the author Narayan Prasad is co-founder of satsearch.co and curator of NewSpace India, a digital platform providing analysis of issues in technology, policy, economics, commercialisation, geo-politics and defence around the...