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Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. A top U.S. exporter, the company supports airlines and U.S. and allied government customers in 150 countries. Boeing products and tailored services include commercial and military aircraft, satellites, weapons, electronic and defense systems, launch systems, advanced information and communication systems, and performance-based logistics and training. (this is taken from the first paragraph on Boeing's website)
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2016
12 Jan 2016
Built in sensors make lithium-ion batteries safer
Researchers are working to make the lithium-ion batteries we use every day safer by inserting sensors to warn users of potential problems inside the battery.2015
23 Dec 2015
MesoScribe Technologies
MesoScribe is commercializing a direct write process based on a plasma process. The technology enables electronic parts to be directly deposited onto 3D-shaped structures, thus enabling structural or conformal electronics. The technology is strong in processing structures at high (>850C) temperature, giving rise to high performance.17 Dec 2015
Hydrogen fuel cells significantly extend drone flight time
The range extender offers longer flight time and fast re-fuel capabilities, addressing two of the biggest challenges for manufacturers of battery-powered drones.6 Nov 2015
Electric vehicles harvest more power
"Many land, water and airborne electric vehicles harvest all the energy they need. They never plug in. It is the way of the future" says IDTechEx Chairman Dr Peter Harrop.30 Oct 2015
New biomimetic structural electronics
Biomimetics - usefully copying nature - is alive and well.29 Oct 2015
Ricoh launches SLS 3D printer
Ricoh announced today the release of the RICOH AM S5500P, its first 3D Printer under the RICOH brand.15 Oct 2015
APDM
APDM develop and sell high end wearable sensor for high performance motion tracking. Their packages are build around a sensor called the opal, which includes inertial measurement unit components in a small rigid package. These sensors, usually used several at a time, feed into their software platforms which enable high level motion analysis of subjects, used in areas such as research, medical diagnosis and elite sports analysis.30 Sep 2015
China wants to dominate in 3D printing machines and materials
The conference at Euromold 2015 followed the theme of "Shaping the future of 3D printing globally". The first day was strongly focussed around the "globally" aspect, with speakers chosen from a wide variety of countries across the world and asked to speak about all the 3DP activities in their countries.28 Sep 2015
Flexible sensors come to market thanks to tens of millions investment
Large investments have been made to enable flexible, thin sensors rather than rigid sensors.17 Sep 2015
Exotic new sources of free electricity: $50 billion market
High Power Energy Harvesting (HPEH) is a term beginning to be used for creation of electricity where it is needed using ambient "free" energy. That zero-pollution, high-energy conversion typically captures light (photovoltaics), heat difference (thermoelectrics and heat pumps) and movement (electrodynamics).25 Aug 2015
Going solid-state could make batteries safer and longer-lasting
Researchers have developed a new approach to one of the three basic components of batteries, the electrolyte.25 Aug 2015
Mission to build a better battery for space exploration
A research team has been awarded $1 million in NASA funding for its all solid-state battery, a game-changing technology that could potentially power future space missions.25 Aug 2015
Electric vehicle end game: self-powered, energy autonomous
The end-game with electric vehicles by land, water and air is for them to be self-powered. They will create all their electricity from ambient energy such as light, wind, waves and tide where necessary storing it until needed.5 Aug 2015
Wearable tech flying high in aerospace industry
Commercial, regional and defence aircraft operators will be able to reduce aircraft down-time and maintenance costs, thanks to new wearable technology that can remotely connect technicians with aviation experts from around the world.17 Jul 2015
Electric vehicles harvest more power
Many land, water and airborne electric vehicles harvest all the energy they need. They never plug in. It is the way of the future.16 Jun 2015
Kite-surfing in the stratosphere
NASA gives $100,000 grant to develop a futuristic concept using unmanned aircraft to utilize wind and solar power 50,000 to 60,000 feet above the Earth that someday might augment cell towers and orbital satellites.11 Jun 2015
Energy efficiency and the future of long-distance flight
Andre Borschberg and Bertrand Piccard have suffered set-backs in their quest to circumnavigate the earth in an experimental solar-powered aircraft.7 May 2015
Liquid Robotics launches Open Oceans Partner Program
Liquid Robotics, Inc has announced the Liquid Robotics Open Oceans Partner Program, a global technology program designed to accelerate the creation, integration and deployment of new technologies and applications for unmanned ocean systems.22 Apr 2015
First 3D printed part to fly in a commercial jet engine
The first 3D-printed part certified by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to fly inside GE commercial jet engines.21 Apr 2015
Norsk Titanium
Norsk Titanium provide 3D printed titanium parts to Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs in the aerospace industry. Their novel process uses welding wire and a plasma arc to cheaply produce near-net shape parts.