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Aerospace/Defense

Body amplifiers are getting closer to reality.

Air Force explores composite cargo plane.

Mechanics and ground crews use skill and ingenuity to turn old warbirds into modern-day racers.

NASA tests inflatable heat shield.

Urban Aeronautics is testing its Mule, a UAV that can hover and cruise at up to 100 mph

 The military develops an arsenal of non-lethal weapons.

Cicoil StripMount cables withstand 10K g’s of shock in Army weapon.

Oshkosh Defense manufactures armored off-road personnel carrier for Afghanistan conflict.

An all-polymer trolley for in-flight catering weighs less, lasts longer, and has a smaller carbon footprint than traditional all-aluminum trolleys.

Sikorsky develops the X2, a technology demonstrator for next-generation helicopter equipment and controls.

Windward Performance designs and manufactures sailplanes and gliders. They’re even building one, the Perlan, to set an altitude record for manned flight

Cicoil cabling helps Litening targeting pod racks up one-million operational hours

NASA’s Kepler spacecraft

NASA launches Kepler spacecraft to search for Earth-like planet

The Association for Unmanned Vehicles International (AUVSi) will host its Unmanned Systems Europe 2009, in La Spezia, Italy, will illuminate the current state-of-the-art and future directions in unmanned air, ground and maritime systems.

A laser shoots down an aircraft