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NASA is using powerful computers and software programs to design the rocket that will carry crew and cargo to space after the space shuttle retires.</b></font> But those computers will have their work checked the old-fashioned way with the first of several uncrewed demonstration launches beginning in 2009.
Read MoreEntries are now being welcomed for the 4th Global Trajectory Optimisation Competition. The competition seeks to find the best solution to an interplanetary trajectory problem and has proven to be a unique playground for researchers to test new ideas and to compare methods.
Read MoreA new switching architecture has been introduced by USC to provide a critical new link for both satellite and communication applications.
Read MoreWavecom SA (Paris:AVM) (NASDAQ:WVCM) and its subsidiary, Anyware Technologies, have announced the launch of M2M Studio, a fully integrated suite of tools for the development of embedded software applications for industrial wireless devices based on Wavecom Wireless CPUs.
Read MoreGlowlink has released Version 2.11.1 of the Company's flagship Model 1000 system for satellite carrier monitoring and interference detection.
Read MoreOnAsset Intelligence Inc. now has a strategic partnership with GeoDecisions, an information technology company specializing in geospatial solutions, to extend the company’s OnAsset Platform with robust, mature, geospatial tools.
Read MoreAfter careful planning and much work, COM DEV USA has received certification for SAE AS9100, the aerospace industry's quality system standard.
Read MoreXipLink Optimization Software version 2.7 is a new, major release from XipLink and is available to customers under warranty or maintenance contracts immediately.
Read MoreARINC Incorporated will present a live demo of its Asset Assure continuous cargo tracking solution for commercial shippers Tuesday, January 13th, at the material handling industry trade show ProMat 2009.
Read MoreNews came to SRA International, Inc. [NYSE: SRX] announcing that NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC) has chosen SRA's Spacecraft Command Language (SCL) to support the Constellation Program, which will develop the new systems and vehicles that will replace the Space Shuttle and provide for the nation's next generation of space exploration.
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