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Search ArticlesAIR Partners with Elmo Motion Control on Uncrewed Cargo Aircraft Tech Original
AIR, a manufacturer and developer of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), recently announced a strategic partnership with Elmo Motion Control, a motion control company. Elmo will integrate its motion control solution into AIR’s Heavy Lift UAS, a VTOL-capable uncrewed cargo aircraft with payloads up to 550 pounds. The partnership brings together Elmo's compact, high-power density servo drives and AIR’s next-generation electric aviation design to maximize aircraft efficiency and mission performance.
Open-Die Forging at Center of Aerospace’s Production Push
Commercial aerospace is entering one of the most ambitious production ramp-ups in its history. Airbus and Boeing are sitting on a combined order backlog of >15,000 aircraft, providing years of production visibility but also placing unprecedented pressure on the global manufacturing ecosystem. As OEMs work to increase build rates, every tier of the supply chain – from raw material producers to forging houses – is being pushed to deliver higher volumes without compromising quality or lead times.
A $5 Billion Opportunity: The Case for Composite EV Battery Enclosures
Battery packs are among the heaviest components in an EV, accounting for roughly 25% to 40% of total vehicle weight. That makes the enclosure an obvious target for manufacturers looking to cut weight without compromising battery capacity. A conventional empty metallic enclosure can add approximately 110–160 kilograms, while a composite battery case can save up to 40% in weight compared with aluminum or steel. That weight advantage is already translating into a sizeable market opportunity.
Raytheon Expanding Production of Electronic Attack System in Mississippi
RTX business Raytheon completed a 17,000 square-foot expansion of its manufacturing facility in Forest, Miss. Supported by a $50 million capital investment, the company expects the project to boost production capacity for critical electronic warfare and radar systems and to create 100 jobs by 2028.
SpaceX Pulls Off Biggest Salvage Operation Yet Original
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — SpaceX has pulled off its biggest salvage operation yet, recovering its most recently launched Starship from the Indian Ocean. Elon Musk's company is now in the process of shipping Starship back to its home base in Texas, a trip expected to take several months. SpaceX shared pictures of the recovery effort near Christmas Island late last week. Starship — the biggest and most powerful rocket in the world — blasted off July 24 from Starbase, Texas.
LG Energy Agrees to Buy $1.5 Billion in Lithium Carbonate from Arkansas Project
LEWISVILLE, Ark. – Smackover Lithium, a partnership between Standard Lithium Ltd. and Equinor ASA, through their respective subsidiaries, announced the signing of its second commercial offtake agreement for the South West Arkansas Project (SWA Project) with LG Energy Solution, a South Korean manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries. An offtake agreement is a legally binding contract between a producer and a buyer for a set amount of future goods before production officially starts.
How Does Salmonella Contaminate Everything Under the Sun?
Create a free Industrial Equipment News account to continue Does it feel like Salmonella is contaminating everything these days? From the food you eat and the pets you love to the surfaces you touch and the recreational areas you enjoy, this deadly bacterium can be found almost everywhere.
Nissan and Honda Agree to Work Together on Software for Cars
TOKYO (AP) β Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda entered a deal to jointly develop computer parts and software for vehicles set to enter the market in fiscal 2029, both sides said Monday. Under the deal, Nissan, based in the port city of Yokohama, and Tokyo-based Honda will share standardized parts in "core ECUs," or electronic control units, as well as software. Nissan and Honda started talks in 2024 to work together in developing electric vehicles and auto intelligence technology.
JetZero Secures Funding for Buildout of All-wing Airplane Factory
JetZero today announced the closing of a senior secured term loan facility of up to $100 million. The company is building the Z4 all-wing airplane, which is designed to carry about 250 passenger capacity for up to 5,000 nautical mile range while cutting fuel burn and emissions by up to 50% relative to conventional tube-and-wing aircraft at the same passenger capacity.
NASA's Newest Space Telescope Launches to Explore the Hidden Universe
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA's newest crown jewel blasted off Sunday to hunt for planets around other stars, explore secret dark energy and survey the cosmos like never before. SpaceX launched the $4.3 billion Roman Space Telescope shortly after daybreak aboard a triple-the-firepower Falcon Heavy rocket. Roman blazed toward an observation point 1 million miles (1.6 million kilometers) away that's home to the Webb Space Telescope, one of NASA's other big-ticket eyes in the sky.