Author Archives: Ashton Henning

Amazon: Project Kuiper Satellites Compete Tests

Project Kuiper from Amazon successfully completed tests of the optical mesh network in low Earth orbit (LEO). This mesh will feature thousands of lasers, building up its optical inter-satellite links (OISLs). The company announced that…

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Draper to Boost US Military’s CBRN Capabilities with $26M Contract

Hunting chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats is about to become much easier for the United States. Draper Laboratory, a non-profit engineering innovation company, was selected by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) to…

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SPE is Set to Become the New Standard for Industrial Automation: Here is Why

Automation is all about effective communication, especially in Industrial Automation. No matter how powerful or effective a device might be, it won’t do much if it can’t operate as part of a much larger system.…

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EHang EH216-S: China’s Pilotless eVTOL Aircraft

China is preparing to launch certified electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) air taxi services transport. With the EHang EH216-S, the Chinese are leading this sector, as they achieved the first Standard Airworthiness Certificate from…

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Toyota: $1.3B Investment in Kentucky for EVs

Toyota Motor North America announced an investment of $1.3 billion in an Electric Vehicles (EVs) and battery manufacturing facility in Georgetown, Kentucky. Toyota Kentucky is the company’s largest manufacturing plant, with around 9,400 employees, and…

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John Deere, SpaceX: Partnership for Rural Connectivity

The American manufacturer of agricultural machinery and heavy equipment, John Deere, announced a strategic partnership with SpaceX. The goal is to provide farmers with a rural connectivity service using satellite communications and “fully leverage precision…

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Entering the Fourth Dimension: Researchers Develop Cost-Effective Shape-Memory Resin

Of all the technologies developed over the past century, 3D printing has become one of the most disruptive. From habitable houses to living tissue, it seems there are no limits to what 3D printing can…

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Noninvasive Technology Tracks Gene Expression in The Living Brain

Noninvasive methods are particularly valuable in neuroscience as they eliminate the need for invasive procedures that can disrupt normal brain function and pose potential risks. Various techniques, such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), ultrasound imaging,…

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Sirius Jet: World’s First Hydrogen eVTOL Aircraft

The Swiss start-up Sirius Aviation unveiled the Sirius Jet, the world’s first hydrogen-powered vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft. This aircraft uses liquid hydrogen propulsion, offering a maximum range of 1,150 miles (1,850 km) and…

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Graphene-Based Technology Record High-Fidelity Neural Signals and Exceptional Precision

Graphene, a material lighter than paper yet harder than steel, is gaining attention for its diverse applications in many sectors. Beyond its popular applications in electronics and energy storage, its potential in neuroelectronic therapeutics is…

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Author Archives: Ashton Henning

Amazon: Project Kuiper Satellites Compete Tests

Draper to Boost US Military’s CBRN Capabilities with $26M Contract

SPE is Set to Become the New Standard for Industrial Automation: Here is Why

EHang EH216-S: China’s Pilotless eVTOL Aircraft

Toyota: $1.3B Investment in Kentucky for EVs

John Deere, SpaceX: Partnership for Rural Connectivity

Entering the Fourth Dimension: Researchers Develop Cost-Effective Shape-Memory Resin

Noninvasive Technology Tracks Gene Expression in The Living Brain

Sirius Jet: World’s First Hydrogen eVTOL Aircraft

Graphene-Based Technology Record High-Fidelity Neural Signals and Exceptional Precision

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