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    The Kaman AMS family of pressure sensors can help reduce damage and risk in aerospace and defense systems.
    May 29, 2025
    Kaman's AMS sensors enhance condition monitoring by measuring runout, speed, and changes in machine vibration to minimize damage and reduce risk.

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    The Emerson DeltaV Mimic dynamic simulation software can help designers eliminate data silos.
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    Researchers at APL have developed new materials called CHESS that significantly improve the efficiency of thermoelectric cooling devices. Johns Hopkins APL/Ed Whitman image.
    The X-ES XPedite6107 embedded computing module is for applications that need high processing power per Watt
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    NASA is seeking enabling technologies that could apply not only to space exploration, but also to commercial applications on Earth.
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    May 22, 2025
    Technologies are for space and aviation missions, as well as for their potential for commercial land, sea, and aviation uses on Earth.
    Yank Technologies
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    May 22, 2025
    The technology aims to provide durable power transfer solutions for NASA’s lunar and planetary surface missions.
    Electra
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    May 22, 2025
    CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Aerospace firm Electra.aero, Inc. in Manassas, Va., announced it has completed powered wind tunnel testing of its nine-passenger hybrid-electric EL9 aircraft...
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    May 22, 2025
    The SPAR program aims to develop nuclear electric propulsion technologies for future space exploration. The technology will be designed for both military and civilian applications...
    The Microchip BR235 and BR235 power relays meet QPL, MIL-PRF-83536, and ISO-9001 standards.
    Options are suppressed or non-suppressed, coil voltages from 6 to 48 volts DC and 115 volts AC, and mounting styles with and without mounting tabs.