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The Minister of Development inaugurates the SACTA model

The Minister of Development, Ana Pastor, placed Leon "as a good example" in technological innovation through engineers and engineers who are trained at the University of León and "spearhead in technological innovation in the air sector and also in the world of drones ». The holder of the portfolio of Development in functions extolled the commitment being made by the academic world of Leon for these "strategic" sectors during the signing of the agreement that will allow the School of Engineering to have the license to use the Sacta system -during the next four years and with automatic annual extensions-, the same one used by air traffic controllers from more than 90 countries and whose software is owned by the Government of Spain.

Conference by Francisco Escartí, director of Technologic Development at Boeing R&T Europe

Francisco Escartí, current General Director of the technological development center that BOEING has in Europe and former General Manager of Iberia, delivered a conference in which he spoke about issues related to light materials, air traffic management, unmanned aircraft and fuel cells. The conference has been organized by the Aerospace Engineering Area. Escartí has a privileged view of the Spanish and global aerospace sector, acquired not only in its current position in Boeing Research & Technology Europe (BR&TE), but also in its long trajectory in which it has occupied positions of responsibility related to the aerospace sector.

Aviation news

Aviation Technology

The KC-46 is the tanker aircraft the air force desperately needs for aerial refueling

WASHINGTON – The KC-46 aerial refueling tanker aircraft is entering service in the nick of time. In an era in which great power competition has re-emerged as the primary focus of U.S. national security planning, the demands on air
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Signal generator for satellite navigation signals test and measurement introduced by Rohde & Schwarz

MUNICH – Rohde & Schwarz in Munich is introducing simulation capabilities for the L5/E5 frequency band to the company's R&S SMW200A general purpose vector signal generator that can function as a Global Navigation Satellite System,
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Raytheon lands electro-optical contract for CH-53 and V-22 infrared sensors

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Navy awarded Raytheon a $59.7 million contract for support to forward-looking infrared systems aboard CH-53 Sea Stallion and V-22 Osprey aircraft. UPI reports.
Boeing and the Navy take a big risk on the MQ-25 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) tanker

PATUXENT RIVER NAS, Md. – The MQ-25 aerial refueler is the Navy’s first carrier-based unmanned air vehicle (UAV) – it's also a big, risky, bet for Boeing and the Navy. Forbes reports.

Space news

Space Technology

CubeSat designers choose radiation-hardened NAND Flash memory from DDC for NASA BioSentinel space project

BOHEMIA, N.Y. – Space flight computer experts at the Space Dynamics Laboratory at Utah State University in North Logan, Utah, needed radiation-hardened high-density NAND Flash memory for the Pearl single-board computer they designed for
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Signal generator for satellite navigation signals test and measurement introduced by Rohde & Schwarz

MUNICH – Rohde & Schwarz in Munich is introducing simulation capabilities for the L5/E5 frequency band to the company's R&S SMW200A general purpose vector signal generator that can function as a Global Navigation Satellite System,
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Military depends on spending increases to Pentagon budget to maintain current military capabilities

WASHINGTON – In 2017, Defense Secretary James Mattis and General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, testified that the Pentagon budget would need to grow, and keep growing, just to maintain our current military
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L-3 to design rapidly steerable electro-optics infrared telescope for small reconnaissance satellites

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, Ohio – Space electro-optics experts at L-3 Space & Sensors SSG in Wilmington, Mass., are developing a small, lightweight, and affordable infrared telescope for use on future generations of small military
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Unmanned News

Unmanned Vehicles

CubeSat designers choose radiation-hardened NAND Flash memory from DDC for NASA BioSentinel space project

BOHEMIA, N.Y. – Space flight computer experts at the Space Dynamics Laboratory at Utah State University in North Logan, Utah, needed radiation-hardened high-density NAND Flash memory for the Pearl single-board computer they designed for
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Boeing and the Navy take a big risk on the MQ-25 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) tanker

PATUXENT RIVER NAS, Md. – The MQ-25 aerial refueler is the Navy’s first carrier-based unmanned air vehicle (UAV) – it's also a big, risky, bet for Boeing and the Navy. Forbes reports.
Brain computer makes it possible to communicate telepathically with a drone swarm

ARLINGTON, Va. – DARPA’s new research in brain-computer interfaces is allowing a pilot to control multiple simulated aircraft at once. Defense One reports.
Military depends on spending increases to Pentagon budget to maintain current military capabilities

WASHINGTON – In 2017, Defense Secretary James Mattis and General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, testified that the Pentagon budget would need to grow, and keep growing, just to maintain our current military
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