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Articles tagged: drones

  • future, Scion|ce, technology June 2018 Space 2080 a future perspective

    ... could lead to a cascade as in the era of nuclear deterrence. This was voluntary, since civil aircraft and combat drones were navigated from the same satellites. Despite this, advocates of the concept of ‘deterrence by dependence’ struggled at first...

    • future
    • Scion|ce
    • technology
    Authors: Schmitt Didier    
  • ESA, marine litter, ML, remote sensing, satellite monitoring August 2018 Monitoring marine litter by satellite

    ... but from the data fusion of a large network of different remote sensors on different platforms (satellites, planes, drones and boats) and in-situ observations (on boats and beaches), together with a supporting knowledge of the general conditions...

    • ESA
    • marine litter
    • ML
    • remote sensing
    • satellite monitoring
    Authors: Ian Carnelli     José Gavira Izquierdo     Luca Maresi     Paolo Corradi    
  • Seraphim Capital, Space industry trends, space start-ups April 2021 Space industry trends in the pandemic

    ..., tracking and monitoring possible, delivering essential services with limited numbers of workers on-site. And autonomous drones enabled ‘contactless’ delivery of much-needed medical supplies around the world. These trends will likely accelerate...

    • Seraphim Capital
    • Space industry trends
    • space start-ups
    Authors: Josephine Millward    
  • Block 5 Falcon 9, Falcon 9, Merah Putih, reusable rockets, SpaceX 08 August 2018 The most reusable and reliable rocket ever?

    ...the world as the vehicle completed a vertical landing on a drone ship out to sea after returning from space, but the ...now firmly planted back on Earth, the Block 5 returned to the drone ship "Of Course I Still Love You" shortly after delivering its ...

    • Block 5 Falcon 9
    • Falcon 9
    • Merah Putih
    • reusable rockets
    • SpaceX
  • Article, CubeSat, innovation, satellites, SpaceX August 2016 Big or small - aerospace innovates through constraints

    ...make processors more powerful, more efficient and smaller. The smartphone put a supercomputer in your pocket, lightweight drones began to take flight, and advances in hobbyist electronics (Arduino, RaspberryPi and sensor technology) became ubiquitous...

    • Article
    • CubeSat
    • innovation
    • satellites
    • SpaceX
    Authors: Nick Allain    
  • crewed spaceflight, human-tech, JPL, space technology June 2017 Automated or human-operated systems?

    ... roles and functions; it also has great potential to augment human performance. Automated functions implementation, robots, drones etc. should be seen as extensions of human capabilities allowing us to go further in exploring deep space and planets...

    • crewed spaceflight
    • human-tech
    • JPL
    • space technology
    Authors: Alfio Mantineo    
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