Aerospace

The FAA has published requirements that require testing for all battery devices that are a part of the aircraft itself.

Speed and determinism in design, made possible by time-sensitive networking (TSN) technology, is prompting the development of new TSN profiles for a multitude of applications across industry sectors. The IEEE 802.1™ Working Group of the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) offers numerous TSN profiles for applications, including the automotive, manufacturing, and aviation industries.

OEMs are moving toward the digitalization of the design and integration of electrical and electronic systems in aerospace applications. This approach to design development may help aerospace OEMs avoid possible calamities in the future.

Engineers from NASA and the ESA are beginning testing of electromagnetic interference for Orion, the next spacecraft poised to carry humans into space.

Scientists from the Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT) at Queen’s are working to develop airport scanners that are faster and more secure.

A new type of satellite has been developed that can fix other satellites even as they orbit.

Scientists from NASA will launch inflatable deceleration technology into space which could one day help humans visit Mars.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has gone through its final thermal vacuum test, bringing it one step closer to its launch in 2021.

Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory are testing a sensor on-orbit at the ISS to help monitor the space environment.

Officials in China have issued a ban on certain devices coming within a 5-kilometer range of their Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope -- and are imposing serious bans for those who disobey.