Aviation & Aerospace News

  1. Judge Smails And Ty Webb: What Caddyshack Has To Do With Metrology 11/13/2024

    Metrology plays a crucial role in various aspects of society and industry. It encompasses three main subfields: scientific, legal, and industrial metrology. Oh, and golf?

  2. Is LiDAR Everything It's Made Out To Be? 11/4/2024

    While LiDAR is a powerful technology with unique capabilities, it's not without drawbacks. Its effectiveness often depends on the specific application and context.

  3. The Latest And Greatest Optical Component Innovations 10/28/2024

    Optical components date back thousands of years, with lenses evolving from ancient to modern innovations, shaping fields like medicine, aerospace, and AI.

  4. A Look Inside Space University 10/8/2024

    The University of Central Florida, better known as SpaceU, is collaborating with NASA on the Artemis program, focusing on lunar research, technology, and workforce development.

  5. From Wildfires To Gas Leaks: How Hyperspectral Imaging Is Detecting Disasters On Earth 10/2/2024

    Hyperspectral satellites analyze Earth's chemical fingerprints from space, enabling crop protection, mineral discovery, and environmental monitoring to combat pollution and climate change impacts.

  6. How Remote Sensing Is Being Used In Ukraine And The Middle East 9/30/2024

    The military's use of remote sensing has progressed from rudimentary aerial photography to a sophisticated, multi-faceted intelligence-gathering system that plays a crucial role in modern warfare and strategic planning.

  7. NASA, ESA, And The Use Of Infrared In Space 9/23/2024

    Infrared astronomy revolutionized space exploration, revealing hidden cosmic phenomena. From early discoveries to advanced space telescopes, it enables the study of cool objects, distant galaxies, and exoplanets.

  8. A Look At VISION 2024 9/19/2024

    VISION 2024 is coming soon – let’s take a quick look at this biennial event.

  9. Bringing The World To The Most Remote Spot On Earth 9/16/2024

    High-speed broadband satellite communication might be slower than cable and fiber internet but for the most remote community on Earth, it could be a blessing.

  10. Machine Vision Applications Of Hyperspectral Imaging 7/16/2024

    Hyperspectral imaging is emerging as a powerful complementary technology to traditional machine vision, offering enhanced capabilities for automated inspection, sorting, and quality control across various industries.