Category: Aerospace & Defence
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ispace and the University of Leicester have signed a payload agreement to deliver a Raman analytical spectroscopy instrument to the Moon on a future commercial lunar mission.
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ispace and the University of Leicester have signed a payload agreement to deliver a Raman analytical spectroscopy instrument to the Moon on a future commercial lunar mission.
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Emerson is expanding NI Nigel AI across its test software portfolio. The update brings prompt-based code generation into LabVIEW+ and extends context-aware assistance across FlexLogger, InstrumentStudio, TestStand, and SystemLink.
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Astute Group has expanded its RF and antenna capability for defence applications. The UK-led offer combines franchised antenna lines with custom design, rapid prototyping, and integration support for land, maritime, airborne, and industrial systems.
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Tower Semiconductor and Axiro have introduced SiGe beamforming ICs for defence radar and satellite communications. The Ku- and X-band devices are fabricated in US facilities and target phased-array RF front ends.
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Sentronics has released its RealFlow D-Series UAV fuel-flow sensors. The ultrasonic range targets commercial and defence aircraft requiring compact, accurate, multi-fuel measurement with no moving parts.
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Rohde & Schwarz and Greenerwave have demonstrated a faster route to electronically steerable antenna characterisation. The near-field measurement setup captured a 50cm Ku-band SATCOM array in 32 minutes with close correlation against simulation.
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Sapient Perception has launched ECHO, a 10K UAV sensor and AI platform for wide-area autonomous surveillance. The system combines high-resolution imaging, onboard processing, and edge AI for defence, emergency response, and infrastructure security missions.
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Samtec has added through-hole options to mPOWER connectors. The ultra-micro power interconnect family targets high-current, space-constrained designs requiring stronger mechanical retention in industrial, aerospace, and military environments.
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Q5D and Kyocera AVX are developing automated IDC connectors. The collaboration targets robotic wire-harness assembly for aerospace, automotive, white goods, and industrial systems where manual harness work remains a production bottleneck.