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Articles tagged: technological innovation

  • Earth Observation, Euroconsult, Satcom 12 July 2021 Downstream data services boost ground segment market

    ... is also explored. Pacôme Revillon, Euroconsult CEO stated: "The ground segment ecosystem is at a turning point, driven by technology innovation and changes in demand patterns from private and government clients. We have strengthened our research and...

    • Earth Observation
    • Euroconsult
    • Satcom
  • Ministry of Defence, Scottish Space Leadership Council (SSLC), UK Space Agency 07 August 2020 UK space launch sector builds foundation for collaborative future

    .... The UK space industry is keen to work closely with government legislators to create regulations that will enable a technologically innovative spaceflight economy for the UK. “The industry’s perception is that regulations must promote safety and...

    • Ministry of Defence
    • Scottish Space Leadership Council (SSLC)
    • UK Space Agency
  • David Iron, Lunar Mission One, moon exploration June 2015 Lunar Mission One: crowdfunding endeavour and drilling on the Moon

    ... developments over the decades. Lunar Mission One has ambitions with its own technological innovations such as the advanced precision landing technology required, but it is the development of the project’s remote controlled ‘wireline’ drilling that...

    • David Iron
    • Lunar Mission One
    • moon exploration
    Authors: David Iron    
  • Apollo 15, Fallen Astronaut, Hoeydonck, space art June 2018 Archaeologist of the future

    ... the wealth to send a rover to Mars or astronauts to orbit, all justified by vaguely defined objectives of technological innovation, international cooperation, or simply inspiration for the younger generation. Actually, this last point - inspiration...

    • Apollo 15
    • Fallen Astronaut
    • Hoeydonck
    • space art
    Authors: Guerric de Crombrugghe    
  • space cooperation, space debris, space ethics, space exploitation June 2022 Space activities and space debris - finding an ethical balance

    ...globally implemented nor followed in a unified manner. Whilst some argue that high levels of bureaucracy hinder technological innovation, the urgency of addressing space debris issues is evident, as is the need for international collaboration between...

    • space cooperation
    • space debris
    • space ethics
    • space exploitation
    Authors: Lara Zanoni    
  • ​L3Harris Technologies 28 October 2020 L3Harris Technologies supports defence AI systems

    ... the work in Rochester, New York, Melbourne, Florida, and Herndon, Virginia. L3Harris Technologies is an agile global aerospace and defence technology innovator, delivering end-to-end solutions that meet customers’ mission-critical needs. The company...

    • ​L3Harris Technologies
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