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Countries around the world invest in robotics to support developments in industry and society.

As an emerging area in the satellite industry, Edge computing in space has seen increased innovation, with many new companies working on different applications.

As the Artemis I uncrewed moon-orbiting mission comes to a successful end , LDRA – the project’s software vertification, source code analysis, and testing partner – reiterated its ongoing support in the development of the mission software.

Farnell has introduced a 6-week winter sales initiative that challenges participants to save “Thermopolis”, a virtual city that is no longer able to manage its resources, running the risk of compromising its sustainability.

The dust has not yet settled on the Marsyard, and neither has the huge excitement after the finals of the 8th edition of the European Rover Challenge.

NASA’s Orion spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean, west of Baja California, at 9:40 AM.

The 8th edition of the European Rover Challenge, the largest space robotics competition, has concluded this Sunday. The incredibly exciting rivarly of teams from all over the world was combined with numerous attractions and surprises.

The UK has a new career astronaut, a parastronaut and a reserve astronaut, following a rigorous selection process and record UK Space Agency investment in the European Space Agency (ESA).

NASA launches its Artemis I rocket from its Kennedy Space Centre, commencing a new chapter of lunar exploration. Artemis I is the first integrated test of NASA’s deep space exploration systems: the Orion spacecraft, Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the ground systems at the agency’s Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.

Although most people likely will be familiar with the term plasma, they perhaps won’t know much about it. Dr. Stefan Nettesheim, Managing Director, relyon plasma GmbH, a TDK Group Company explores the topic further.