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Descartes Labs, a Santa Fe, N.M.-based geospatial intelligence technology developer, raised $20M in a bridge round of Series B-2 funding led by Union Grove Venture Partners to support the release of new offerings next year.
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works segment has begun assembly work on an experimental supersonic aircraft for NASA after completing the critical design review process.
Northrop Grumman’s Pegasus XL rocket has carried a satellite designed to help NASA study the border between terrestrial and space weather as well as its potential impact on communications systems, people and technologies.
Rob Davies, executive vice president of operations at ViON, has said that purpose-built infrastructure will help agencies accommodate larger datasets and reduce downtime throughout the training and integration stages of AI and machine learning development.
Northrop Grumman’s satellite servicing spacecraft and a Eutelsat communications satellite developed by the company in partnership with Airbus have been launched to geostationary transfer orbit through a Russian Proton-M rocket, NASA Spaceflight reported Tuesday.
The U.S. Air Force’s AFWERX innovation arm plans to allocate additional funds for companies that have demonstrated progress in technology projects under the Small Business Innovation Research program, Breaking Defense reported Monday.
NASA is looking for information on potential sources of capabilities to support a new spacesuit intended to be worn by astronauts on the moon as part of the Artemis mission in 2024.
Anduril, an Irvine, Calif.-based manufacturer of artificial intelligence-powered unmanned aerial vehicles, has developed “interceptor drones†that work to autonomously detect and destroy UAVs, NBC News reported Thursday.
Scaled Agile has certified Leidos as a Gold Transformation Partner under the former’s global network, which focuses on implementing an agile framework for enterprise-wide digital transformation efforts.
Airbus has begun manufacturing its H-135 helicopter trainer intended to serve as a successor to the U.S. Navy’s TH-57 Sea Ranger aircraft, Defense One reported Thursday.
