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robohub.org
Robot see, robot do: System learns after watching how-tos

14.05.2025 – Cornell researchers developed RHyME, an AI framework enabling robots to learn tasks from single how-to videos. By addressing human-robot task execution mismatches and requiring minimal training data, RHyME enhances multi-step task learning efficiency, lowering traditional robot training demands. Supported by Google and others, it signifies a scalable approach to robotic programming.

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techradar.com
Amazon warehouse robots don't quite rival human workers... yet

13.05.2025 – Current Amazon warehouse robots nearly match human efficiency at 224 units/hour versus 243 units/hour. Robots excel in consistency but struggle with complex interactions, which leads to product damage. Hybrid systems show promise, but advances in handling and manipulation are essential for widespread robot adoption in fulfillment centers.

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newatlas.com
Air-powered robot uses physics instead of circuits to run on tube-legs

13.05.2025 – A novel air-powered robot leverages physics, not complex electronics, for locomotion. Using elastomer tube legs that self-oscillate and synchronize, these robots excel on diverse terrains, achieving rapid speeds and adaptable swimming behavior. This innovation promises advancements in medical micro-robots, energy-efficient exoskeletons, and resilient machinery for harsh environments.

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businessinsider.com
How AI and robotics can help prevent breakdowns in factories — and save manufacturers big bucks

13.05.2025 – AI and robotics enhance predictive maintenance by accurately detecting machinery issues, optimizing decision-making, and reducing costs. Companies like Aquant and Gecko Robotics provide AI solutions, though challenges like high upfront costs and skill gaps persist. Early adopters investing in these technologies can gain significant competitive advantages in manufacturing.

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blogs.nvidia.com
NVIDIA Partners Showcase Cutting-Edge Robotic and Industrial AI Solutions at Automate 2025

13.05.2025 – Cutting-edge AI and robotics advancements were showcased at Automate 2025. NVIDIA's technologies, including Isaac Sim and Jetson platforms, enable rapid robot training, synthetic data generation, and AI integration for industrial automation. Key industry players demonstrated enhanced robots, AI agents, and solutions optimizing efficiency, safety, and decision-making in manufacturing environments.

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arstechnica.com
Dutch scientists built a brainless soft robot that runs on air

13.05.2025 – Dutch scientists at AMOLF developed a brainless robot powered by air, achieving lifelike motion through airflow physics. This design allows autonomous adaptation to environments without computing power. Initial power issues were addressed, enabling autonomous mobility with minimal power. Future goals include advanced robotic systems requiring no software updates, like artificial hearts.

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electrek.co
RIC Robotics shows off giant construction robot coming to job sites in 2026

13.05.2025 – A 20-foot AI-driven construction robot, Zyrex Giantroid, could transform construction sites by addressing labor shortages. It's capable of heavy-duty and precise work, self-charging, and uses AI, LiDAR, and cameras. Production begins next year, priced under $1 million. Leasing starts below $20,000 monthly.

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indianexpress.com
China’s AI-powered humanoid robots aim to transform manufacturing

13.05.2025 – China is pioneering the integration of AI-powered humanoid robots in manufacturing, leveraging government support and domestic resources. Advanced AI models, like DeepSeek, are transforming robots into autonomous workers. Despite potential workforce disruptions, these robots aim to address labor shortages, particularly in elderly care, suggesting a parallel with the electric vehicle industry's growth.

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mentalfloss.com
Scientists Build Soft Robot Inspired By Inflatable, Dancing Tube Men

13.05.2025 – A novel soft robot, inspired by inflatable tube men, utilizes airflow to perform tasks like walking and swimming without electronics. Developed by scientists from AMOLF, its oscillating legs synchronize through fluid physics. This technology offers potential for autonomous systems in extreme environments, enhancing research capabilities both on Earth and in space.

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designboom.com
3D printed salmon, pasta and dessert: inside the future of food with software-made meals

13.05.2025 – 3D printed food revolutionizes the gastronomic industry by using software-controlled processes to create personalized meals, addressing dietary needs and reducing food waste. Despite challenges in software and production efficiency, advancements in digital tools and materials promise innovative applications across healthcare, space exploration, and personalized nutrition.

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venturebeat.com
Siemens Introduces AI Agents for Industrial Automation

12.05.2025 – Siemens has launched advanced AI agents within its Industrial Copilot ecosystem, moving towards fully autonomous industrial process execution. These agents enhance productivity across the value chain, integrating seamlessly with Siemens and third-party systems. The initiative aims to boost industrial productivity by up to 50%, transforming manufacturing operations globally.

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siliconangle.com
TensorStax gets $5M in funding to automate data engineering with deterministic AI agents

12.05.2025 – TensorStax raised $5M to automate data engineering using AI agents. These agents employ a deterministic LLM compiler to enhance reliability, integrate seamlessly with existing data stacks, and perform tasks like ETL pipelines. This approach addresses fragility in pipeline orchestration, promising a scalable solution for enterprise-level automation and efficiency.

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techcrunch.com
Amazon offers peek at new human jobs in an AI bot world

11.05.2025 – Amazon is advancing robotics with Vulcan, a robot enhancing warehouse efficiency by handling arduous tasks. This initiative reduces human burden and offers retraining for new robotic maintenance roles. While automation suggests a shift in job landscapes, Amazon's experience implies full bot integration may remain limited to large enterprises for now.

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techxplore.com
How water vapor is powering the next generation of soft robots

11.05.2025 – Water vapor acts as a powerful actuator for next-gen soft robots, using a liquid-to-gas phase transition. This innovation enables low-voltage operation and high force delivery. Modular designs empower varied movements, enhancing versatility and robustness while ensuring cost-effectiveness and safety in natural environments.

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spectrum.ieee.org
Could This Breakthrough in Bioprinting Replace Certain Surgeries?

09.05.2025 – A novel ultrasound-based 3D bioprinting technique, developed at Caltech, enables precise in-body printing without incisions. This method utilizes ultrasound to activate bio-ink, forming biocompatible structures for potential applications in cancer therapy and regenerative medicine, significantly reducing surgical risk and improving treatment precision.

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manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Amazon reveals new robot with sense of touch in 'leap forward in robotics'

07.05.2025 – Amazon unveiled Project Vulcan, a robot equipped with force feedback sensors, offering a human-like sense of touch. It efficiently handles warehouse items alongside human workers, enhancing operational efficiency and safety. Vulcan is a significant advancement in robotics, aiming to improve productivity without replacing human employees.

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techcrunch.com
Meet Posha, a countertop robot that cooks your meals for you

06.05.2025 – Posha, a home-cooking-automation startup, offers countertop robots that prepare meals using computer vision. Users select recipes, provide ingredients, and Posha manages the cooking process. Initially developed as a robotic arm, it now focuses on enhancing recipe options with AI. The $1,750 device has generated interest through word-of-mouth and recent funding.

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hackaday.com
Improving Flying Drones By Mimicking Flying Squirrels

06.05.2025 – Researchers have enhanced quadcopter agility by integrating a flying squirrel-inspired patagium mechanism, coordinated with thrust adjustments. Using a recurrent neural network, trained with simulation and supervised learning, the system improves obstacle navigation. Despite increased weight and drag, this innovation may excel in drones requiring precision maneuvers and mid-flight perching.

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geeky-gadgets.com
LYNX M20 : All-Terrain Robot Built for Extreme Environments

06.05.2025 – The LYNX M20 is an advanced all-terrain robot designed for extreme environments, offering wheeled-legged mobility, omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, and adaptability in rugged terrains. It features dual octa-core processors, 96-line LiDAR, and is compact, durable, and customizable for tasks in power inspection, emergency response, and scientific exploration.

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livescience.com
US Air Force wants to develop smarter mini-drones powered by brain-inspired AI chips

06.05.2025 – Researchers are developing a rice-sized AI chip using neuromorphic computing for energy-efficient, smart mini-drones. The project aims to enhance drone autonomy, extending flying time by mimicking brain-like neural processing. Successful implementation could revolutionize remote monitoring in restricted areas, increasing operational efficiency and situational awareness for diverse applications.

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geeky-gadgets.com
10 Humanoid Robots from China : Designed to Transform Your Home and Workplace

06.05.2025 – China’s humanoid robots, merging advanced AI and adaptability, revolutionize industries from manufacturing to households. Notable models include Unit G1 for research and development, Astrobot S1 for domestic tasks, and precision-focused Kepler 4Runner K2. These innovations exemplify affordability, dexterity, and real-world applications, setting global benchmarks in robotics.

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nypost.com
Robots run this burger restaurant — and can serve your meal in just 27 seconds

05.05.2025 – Robotic automation in fast food, exemplified by Burgerbots, enhances efficiency and precision in burger preparation, achieving results in 27 seconds. While machines perform cooking and assembling tasks, human servers ensure customer experience. This integration addresses industry challenges and aligns with broader technological trends transforming service-oriented sectors.

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core77.com
From Switzerland, a Wheeled Dog-Like Robot for Carrying Cargo

05.05.2025 – A Swiss-designed robot, LEVA, combines wheels and legs, enabling efficient cargo transport across varied terrains. Engineered by RIVR, it autonomously maneuvers Euro-type boxes, excels in both structured and unstructured settings, and features user-friendly safety mechanisms. The prototype's formal reveal is slated for May 28th.

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wired.com
2025 Is the Year of the Humanoid Robot Factory Worker

01.05.2025 – In 2025, humanoid robots like Boston Dynamics' Atlas will be operational in industrial settings, starting with a Hyundai factory. This marks a significant shift from previous deployments of robots like Spot and Stretch, underscoring the advancing integration of robotics in manufacturing.

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xda-developers.com
Hugging Face releases a robotic arm you can 3D print for $100

28.04.2025 – A new 3D-printable robotic arm, SO-101, offers affordability and flexibility, with costs ranging from $100 to $500 depending on assembly and location. Compatible with various robotics ecosystems, the open-source project on GitHub outlines necessary materials, mainly STS3215 Servo units, despite potential tariffs on Chinese imports.

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knowridge.com
How flying robots could transform construction

25.04.2025 – Flying robots could revolutionize construction by offering safer, more efficient, and sustainable methods. Utilizing Aerial Additive Manufacturing, drones can build in hard-to-reach areas, perform emergency repairs, and reduce waste. Key challenges include material reliability, navigation, and coordination among drones, with ongoing trials at DroneHub indicating promising future applications.

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robohub.org
Robot Talk Episode 117 – Robots in orbit, with Jeremy Hadall - Robohub

11.04.2025 – The podcast episode delves into the development of robotic systems for in-orbit servicing, assembly, and manufacturing, led by Jeremy Hadall. With extensive experience in manufacturing and logistics automation, Hadall now focuses on innovating orbital robotic solutions at the Satellite Applications Catapult.

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newsweek.com
Flying taxis are finally nearing takeoff

11.04.2025 – The flying taxi industry is advancing, with the U.S. and China in final testing stages. U.S. firms, collaborating with the FAA, prioritize safety and certification. Joby plans a piloted model, while Wisk focuses on autonomy. Consistent regulatory frameworks remain crucial for market entry and operational success.

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azorobotics.com
What This Drone Detected Over Greenland Has Climate Scientists Rethinking Everything

10.04.2025 – Using custom drones, researchers have captured unprecedented water vapor isotope measurements over Greenland, uncovering hidden sublimation processes. These findings reveal significant flaws in current climate models, emphasizing the need to rethink moisture transport simulations, with implications for predictions of ice loss, sea levels, and historical climate interpretations.

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precisionfarmingdealer.com
Tips for Using Drones for Early Season Scouting

10.04.2025 – Drones revolutionize early-season field scouting by offering efficient, comprehensive coverage, reducing labor and time. Employing fixed-wing, multi-rotary, and hybrid drones equipped with RGB and multispectral sensors enables detailed analysis of crop health, soil moisture, and nutrient status, streamlining decision-making for optimized yield management in precision agriculture.

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dronelife.com
Drones Go Underground: Japan’s Toda Construction Uses UAVs to Inspect Tunnel Faces

09.04.2025 – An innovative AI-powered drone system accelerates tunnel face inspections from 2 hours to 17 minutes, enhancing safety and efficiency in subterranean projects. The system autonomously captures and analyzes images, avoiding obstacles and reducing labor demands, marking significant progress in underground infrastructure inspection technology.

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police1.com
Motorola Solutions announces strategic alliances with BRINC, SkySafe to enhance public safety technology ecosystem

09.04.2025 – Motorola Solutions has formed strategic alliances with BRINC and SkySafe to enhance public safety technology. This integration aims to improve situational awareness and response capabilities through BRINC's drone video and communication tools and SkySafe's airspace awareness platform, strengthening Motorola's suite of mission-critical operations technologies.

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ketr.org
Texas school districts consider enlisting drones for campus security efforts

09.04.2025 – Texas school districts are exploring drone technology to enhance campus security. Drones provide remote surveillance, offering critical situational awareness for identifying threats safely. The demonstration by Campus Guardian Angel impressed Highland Park ISD's police chief. The technology's potential was also presented to state lawmakers, highlighting its strategic security benefits.

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govtech.com
Drones Give Local Police Real-Time Situational Awareness

09.04.2025 – Autonomous drones are enhancing local police operations by providing real-time situational awareness, improving response times, and increasing safety. Integrated with systems like Flock Safety, these drones relay vital information quickly, aiding in tasks such as traffic accidents and suspect apprehension. While transformative, they complement rather than replace traditional policing methods.

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techcrunch.com
A 25-year-old police drone founder just raised $75M led by Index

09.04.2025 – A Seattle-based startup specializing in police drones has secured $75 million in funding, led by Index Ventures. This investment boosts total funding to $157.2 million and enables a strategic alliance with Motorola Solutions for emergency integration. Despite competition, the company aims to innovate with unique features like window-breaking and medical delivery capabilities.

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brooklyneagle.com
NYCLU warns police are using ‘highly invasive’ drones to surveil New Yorkers

08.04.2025 – Police in New York are deploying drones for surveillance, raising privacy concerns. The NYPD's drone count increased by 421% since 2022. These drones can record conversations, track individuals, and use thermal imaging. The NYCLU calls for regulatory oversight, as drones are used beyond established city policy, impacting civil liberties.

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newsnationnow.com
Michigan woman found in woods by drones days after car caught fire

08.04.2025 – A 74-year-old woman, lost after leaving a casino, was found via drones in a wooded area days following her car fire. Unable to retrieve her phone or move due to cold, she remained sheltered by a tree until discovered, showcasing a successful application of drone technology in search and rescue operations.

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aero-mag.com
Drones to carry out ship-to-ship supply for UK carrier strike group

08.04.2025 – Heavy-lift drones will facilitate ship-to-ship logistics for the UK Carrier Strike Group on its Indo-Pacific mission. This cost-effective alternative to helicopters involves BAE Systems’ Malloy T-150 uncrewed quadcopters, capable of moving supplies up to 68kg, streamlining operations and optimizing resource allocation for the Royal Navy.

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newatlas.com
Mobile drone lighting system uses 288 LEDs to turn night into day

07.04.2025 – The Flying Sun 1000 drone system, designed by Freefly Systems, employs 288 LEDs for enhanced nighttime illumination. Built on the Alta X quadcopter, it supports payloads of up to 15 kg with 300,000 lumens of output. Tethered power sources extend its operation beyond the 5-10 minute battery capacity.

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swissinfo.ch
Switzerland wants to spend CHF47 million on armed drones

06.04.2025 – Switzerland plans a CHF47 million investment in armed drones for deployment in extraordinary situations by 2027. Spearheaded by Armasuisse, the initiative involves acquiring combat drones capable of carrying out explosive-free airdrops and simulating weapon use, with testing scheduled for 2024 at the Val Cristallina range.

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iflscience.com
Robots Explored A Giant Iceberg In Antarctica And Found The Deep Ways It's Impacting Earth

04.04.2025 – Robotic gliders studied the melting of iceberg A-68a, a process revealing critical oceanic interactions as nutrient-rich deep waters surface, affecting marine life and climate dynamics. This research highlights the increasing influence of giant icebergs on Earth's ecosystems, emphasizing the importance of understanding these processes under climate change.

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bizjournals.com
South Florida hospitals embrace robotic systems for precision surgeries - South Florida Business Journal

03.04.2025 – Robotic systems are transforming surgical practices in South Florida hospitals, offering enhanced precision, reduced recovery times, and cost savings. These technologies necessitate ongoing training for surgeons to ensure effectiveness and adaptability. Surgical robots contribute significantly to improved patient outcomes, hospital efficiency, and appeal to highly skilled medical professionals.

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airandspaceforces.com
NORTHCOM to Buy Tech to Down Drones Within '24 Hours' of Sighting

03.04.2025 – U.S. Northern Command is developing "flyaway kits" with counter-drone technology to address growing drone threats, aiming for rapid deployment within 24 hours to military bases. The initiative follows increased unauthorized drone activity, prompting concerns over infrastructure security and foreign intelligence links. Full deployment is anticipated within a year.

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thedesk.net
Sinclair becomes first broadcaster cleared by FAA to fly drones over people, cars

02.04.2025 – The Federal Aviation Administration granted Sinclair, Inc. blanket approval for drone operations over people and vehicles. This advancement results from years of collaboration with Virginia Tech's Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership, enhancing Sinclair's journalism capabilities while maintaining strict safety standards through trained pilots and FAA-approved test methods.

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en.as.com
This is how China is trying to revolutionize espionage: Check out these drones disguised as birds

02.04.2025 – China is advancing espionage with ornithopter drones mimicking real birds like the Eurasian tree sparrow. These drones, showcased by the Chinese military, offer enhanced stealth for reconnaissance despite limited range. Developments include the Xiaosun, a biomimetic drone with innovative wing propulsion enhancing agility and realism.

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dronelife.com
Sinclair Becomes First U.S. Broadcaster Approved to Fly Drones Over People Without FAA Waiver

02.04.2025 – Sinclair's achievement marks a significant advancement in drone journalism, gaining FAA approval to operate drones over people for news without a waiver. Their nationwide program includes 148 certified pilots trained through Virginia Tech's MAAP partnership, ensuring safety while enhancing news coverage. This exemplifies Sinclair's leadership in broadcast media innovation.

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dronelife.com
Pepper Spray Drones in Schools: Can Technology Stop Tragedy?

02.04.2025 – Drones equipped with non-lethal weapons like pepper spray are being proposed to prevent school shootings. Operated remotely, they offer a rapid response to threats. Legal and regulatory compliance continues to evolve, with discussions ongoing with federal and state bodies to ensure deployment aligns with laws and safety protocols.

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oilprice.com
6G to Play Critical Role in Autonomous Vehicles and Drones

02.04.2025 – 6G networks, with speeds 100x faster than 5G, will revolutionize autonomous vehicles, drones, and industry via real-time data, AI-native design, and ultra-low latency. Applications include smart factories, collaborative robotics, oil exploration, and private networks, enhancing efficiency, predictive maintenance, and digital transformation across sectors.

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businessinsider.com
The US Navy is taking a 'SpaceX approach' to underwater drones, submarine force commander says

31.03.2025 – The US Navy adopts a rapid, iterative development approach for uncrewed underwater vehicles, inspired by SpaceX, to enhance submarine operations. This feedback-driven process accelerates technology refinement and integration, emphasizing flexibility and adaptability to evolving mission needs while engaging submarines like USS Delaware in live testing scenarios.

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newatlas.com
Record-breaking tiny robot offloads electronics to fly by magnetism

31.03.2025 – Researchers have developed a tiny robot, mimicking bumblebee flight, by offloading electronics to external systems, allowing untethered flight via magnetic fields. This enables the 9.4 mm-wide, 21 mg robot, developed at UC Berkeley, to perform tasks like crop pollination and exploring confined spaces, leveraging its reduced size and power needs.

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tdworld.com
AI-Driven Drones for Wildfire Detection and Suppression for Utilities

31.03.2025 – Addressing the critical need for wildfire mitigation, Dryad Networks' Silvaguard offers an AI-driven drone system for early detection and autonomous suppression. Integrating solar-powered sensors and future suppression tech, it aims to bolster grid protection, reduce liabilities, and ensure regulatory compliance, revolutionizing wildfire management for utilities.

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thecooldown.com
Researchers make astonishing breakthrough after drone mission reveals hidden species: 'It kind of blew my mind'

31.03.2025 – Thermal drones have revolutionized wildlife tracking by enabling the discovery of elusive Bennett's tree kangaroos in dense forests. This method surpasses traditional ground-based techniques, offering noninvasive observation and improved population data. The study highlights the potential of combining drones with canopy cranes for enhanced ecological surveys and conservation strategies.

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earth.com
Drones reveal hidden details about Greenland’s melting ice

30.03.2025 – Scientists leveraged drone technology to capture detailed isotopic measurements of water vapor over Greenland's ice sheet, revealing significant underestimations in precipitation models. This breakthrough enhances predictions of ice melt rates and sea level rise, offering critical insights for the Arctic’s changing climate and global impacts.

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globaltimes.cn
China issues first operation certificates for autonomous passenger drones

30.03.2025 – China's Civil Aviation Administration granted the first operation certificates for autonomous passenger drones to two companies, marking a milestone in urban air mobility. This approval signifies compliance with safety standards, paving the way for commercial low-altitude operations and positioning China for global leadership in the low-altitude economy.

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thelocal.de
AI-powered drones track down fires in German forests

30.03.2025 – AI-powered drones, housed in advanced infrastructure, are now deployed in forests to promptly detect and address wildfires. With the rise in frequency and intensity due to climate change, this technology signifies a proactive approach to safeguarding ecosystems, offering significant implications for environmental management and emergency response strategies.

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nbcmiami.com
Two ocean drones launched to map Florida's coastline for the first time

29.03.2025 – Two unmanned surface vehicles are mapping Florida's coastline to update outdated and low-resolution data, focusing on improving understanding of coastal vulnerability, water transport, restoration planning, resource location, and navigational safety. This initiative, part of Florida's Seafloor Mapping Initiative, aims to share data with national agencies by 2027.

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scitechdaily.com
Not So Secure: Drones Can Now Listen to Underwater Messages

28.03.2025 – Researchers from Princeton and MIT have developed a method to intercept underwater communications using radar from drones by decoding surface vibrations. This innovation reveals new security risks for underwater data, but also proposes countermeasures. Demonstrated in controlled environments, it signals a substantial shift in secure aquatic communications.

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eweek.com
Top 7 Robotics Companies (2025): Revolutionizing Automation

27.03.2025 – The 2025 robotics landscape features companies excelling in diverse industrial applications, including manufacturing, defense, inspection, and material handling. Key players like ABB, Anduril, and Boston Dynamics are noted for technological innovation, enabling enhanced automation, operational efficiency, and safety through advanced AI, mobility, and integration capabilities across multiple sectors.

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nasa.gov
Cellular Immunity, Robotics, and Cargo Departure Preps Top Crew Day - NASA

27.03.2025 – The Expedition 72 crew engaged in experiments on immune protection and blood flow in microgravity, enhancing space medicine insights. Robotics trials involved autonomous docking techniques. The Cygnus cargo craft is prepared for departure, completing its mission at the ISS. Oxygen generation and life support systems were also serviced.

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theverge.com
Caterpillar taps Luminar’s lidar for self-driving construction equipment

27.03.2025 – Integration of Luminar's lidar technology into Caterpillar's construction equipment enhances autonomy, safety, and efficiency. The focus is on two initial highway trucks. Luminar's lidar, effective in challenging conditions, offers competitive advantages, supporting Caterpillar's leadership in self-driving vehicles and its commitment to reducing costs associated with job-site injuries.

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freerepublic.com
Scientists Create Robot That Can Walk Right Off 3D Printer — No Electronics Required

27.03.2025 – A groundbreaking 3D-printed robot, requiring no electronics, utilizes pneumatic pressure for mobility. This innovation enables robots to operate in environments hostile to traditional electronics. The creation process integrates all components in a single print, enhancing stability and efficiency in movements, potentially transforming future robotic applications across various industries.

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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Firms and researchers at odds over superhuman AI

27.03.2025 – The debate over artificial general intelligence (AGI) highlights differing views between AI industry leaders and academic researchers. While firms like OpenAI suggest imminent AGI, many experts argue existing techniques are insufficient. Concerns focus on near-term AI harms, though AGI's transformative potential warrants serious consideration and planning.

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digitaltrends.com
Tiny magnetic robot rolls inside the gut to look for signs of cancer

27.03.2025 – A tiny magnetic robot, developed by University of Leeds researchers, offers non-invasive gut cancer diagnosis. It uses an oloid-shaped design with high-frequency ultrasound for high-resolution 3D scans, eliminating biopsy delays. This innovation promises faster, safer, and more targeted cancer detection, enhancing patient comfort and expediting treatment processes.

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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Uber accelerates autonomous vehicle strategy

27.03.2025 – Autonomous vehicle rides, launched by Uber and Waymo, aim to transform transportation with a hybrid model blending AVs and human drivers. While safety, regulations, and cost-effectiveness present challenges, Uber focuses on scalable supply and vehicle adoption despite driver concerns over job displacement and commission issues.

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kxan.com
Ascension Seton increasingly using ‘cutting edge’ robotic systems in surgery

26.03.2025 – Robotic systems at Ascension Seton have increased surgical precision and safety, evidenced by a 10% rise in procedures in 2024. The Intuitive Ion Robot enhances early lung cancer diagnosis, enabling biopsies of small nodules and reducing complications. Clinical trials are exploring its potential therapeutic applications.

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techcrunch.com
Rivian spins out a new micromobility startup called Also with $105M from Eclipse

26.03.2025 – A new micromobility startup, Also, has spun out from Rivian, backed by $105 million from Eclipse Ventures. It'll leverage Rivian tech to create affordable, innovative electric micro-vehicles for global markets. Also's team includes veterans from Apple, Google and Uber, aiming to revolutionize both consumer and commercial transportation.

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dlr.de
Upcoming Drones Windfarm

26.03.2025 – Innovative drone integration for offshore wind farm maintenance is being explored to replace traditional methods, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency. The UDW project tests new technologies, with a recent challenge showcasing diverse drone capabilities, evaluated by experts, within a specially designated Geozone for enhanced operational safety.

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techxplore.com
Electronics-free robots can walk right off the 3D-printer

25.03.2025 – Roboticists created 3D-printed, electronics-free robots powered by compressed gas, offering durable and economical solutions for environments where electronics fail. These soft-material robots feature artificial muscles and pneumatics for mobility. Potential applications include radiation zones and space exploration, with future goals of gas storage and material sustainability.

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digitaltrends.com
New ISS astronaut meets Bumble, Honey, and Queen robots

25.03.2025 – A newly arrived NASA astronaut is engaging with robotics on the ISS, specifically the Astrobees. These cube-shaped, autonomous bots assist in routine tasks such as inventory and cargo management, enhancing efficiency. Developed by NASA's Ames Research Center, Astrobees exemplify robotics' pivotal role in future space missions.

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globaltimes.cn
Multiple humanoid robots work across diverse task, as swarm intelligence introduced for first time

24.03.2025 – A groundbreaking initiative introduced "swarm intelligence" for humanoid robots at an electric vehicle factory, enabling coordinated multi-task operations. Despite advances in sensory and mobility functions, these robots still face challenges in perception accuracy, flexibility, and communication. China's robotics technology narrows the gap with global standards, while future systems must emphasize reliability and security.

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aviationweek.com
Aircraft Inspections With Drones Accelerate Toward Next Evolution

24.03.2025 – Drone technology for aircraft inspections is progressing significantly with regulatory and OEM integration, marking noteworthy advancements. Aviation companies recently achieved regulatory approval for drone-based inspections. This evolution highlights the growing acceptance and implementation of drones in maintenance operations, enhancing efficiency and innovation in the aerospace industry.

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themachinemaker.com
Honeywell Software to Enhance Corvus Robotics Drones for Streamlined Warehouse Inventory Tracking

24.03.2025 – Honeywell's SwiftDecoder software enhances Corvus Robotics' autonomous drones for efficient warehouse inventory management. These AI-integrated drones perform rapid, precise audits without human oversight, optimizing stock tracking and reducing costs. This solution addresses labor shortages and streamlines operations, offering real-time insights into inventory for improved supply chain performance.

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thetimes.com
Is it a pigeon or a drone? The next big challenge for radar systems

24.03.2025 – Future radar systems face the challenge of differentiating between drones and birds amidst increasing drone traffic for deliveries and medical transport. Advanced radar technology, potentially utilizing precise clocks, is under testing to prevent drone collisions while ignoring avian activity, exemplified by experiments at a university facility.

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scmp.com
Hong Kong to change laws to allow for passenger drone flights

23.03.2025 – Hong Kong is amending regulations to facilitate passenger drone operations as part of advancing the low-altitude economy. Trials will soon include food delivery and logistics, expanding to test passenger drones, emphasizing safety first. These developments underscore Hong Kong's commitment to integrating advanced drone technologies into urban infrastructure.

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petapixel.com
Photographer Reuben Wu's 'Thin Places' Combines Creativity, Drones, and the Fujifilm GFX100RF

21.03.2025 – Leveraging the new 102-megapixel Fujifilm GFX100RF, Reuben Wu's 'Thin Places' merges precision drone-mounted lights with expansive landscapes, offering newfound creative freedom. The compact camera enables detailed night photography with dynamic range, crucial for Wu's art. Upcoming exhibitions include Boston's Foster/White Gallery and potential shows in New York City.

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livescience.com
Chinese scientists use laser drones to count the country's trees — all 142.6 billion of them

21.03.2025 – China's latest tree count estimates 142.6 billion trees using lidar and AI, revealing potential underestimates due to canopy interference. This research aids ecological and climate planning, with efforts like the Great Green Wall poised to expand the country's tree population significantly by 2050. Improved technology promises more precise future data.

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gpsworld.com
New technologies to improve VTOL and drone deliveries

19.03.2025 – Innovative folded wing design in PteroDynamics' Transwing UAVs enhances VTOL capabilities, facilitating efficient autonomous cargo transport for the U.S. Navy. While Ptero eyes larger commercial applications, Amazon faces noise and collision issues with drones, working towards quieter, safer deliveries. Both developments indicate ongoing advancements and challenges in the UAV industry.

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commercialuavnews.com
Around the Commercial Drone Industry: Drones Take on Mount Everest, Robotic Systems Protect UK Heritage Sites, Drone Launcher on BYD Vehicles

19.03.2025 – Drones are enhancing Mount Everest expeditions by rapidly transporting supplies, tackling safety and manpower challenges. In the UK, robots from Boston Dynamics and UAVs aid heritage site protection, assessing post-disaster damage efficiently. China's BYD integrates DJI drones with vehicles, offering real-time aerial views and seamless deployment for innovative travel documentation.

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iotworldtoday.com
Nvidia AI Technology Added to Vision for Autonomous Drones

17.03.2025 – Nvidia's Jetson Orin modules enhance Foresight Autonomous Holdings' 3D-perception systems for autonomous drones. Offering energy efficiency and advanced data processing, the integration enables improved environmental perception, even in challenging conditions, for applications like search-and-rescue and agriculture. Foresight's technology also extends to automotive and industrial sectors, advancing performance and adaptability.

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hamburg-business.com
AI and drones to help inspect ships' hulls

17.03.2025 – The feasibility study by Stein Maritime Consulting explores using AI-driven diving drones to inspect ship hulls, potentially replacing costly divers and reducing fuel consumption by countering fouling. This project, supported by IFB Hamburg, leverages cutting-edge innovations in underwater inspection and aims to position Hamburg as a technological pioneer.

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geeky-gadgets.com
Meet Atlas: The Humanoid Robot That’s Changing the Future of Robotics

07.03.2025 – Atlas, a humanoid robot developed by Boston Dynamics, represents a significant advancement in robotics, emphasizing agility, adaptability, and precision. Its integration of AI, RGB cameras, and 360-degree mobility enables real-time decision-making and operations in dynamic environments, highlighting its potential across manufacturing, disaster response, and logistics industries.

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today.umd.edu
Robots to the Rescue

07.03.2025 – Maryland Engineering's RoboScout integrates robotics, automation, and AI to enhance disaster site assessments. It employs custom drones, robot dogs, and AI to assess injuries, prioritizing medical care and safeguarding first responders. The system aims to autonomously make decisions, potentially transforming emergency response efficiency and scalability.

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governing.com
The Rising Call for Regulating Police Robots

07.03.2025 – The increasing use of police robots and drones lacks regulatory oversight, raising concerns about misuse, privacy infringements, and ethical implications. The Policing Project proposes guidelines for accountability, warrant requirements, and public transparency. These measures aim to balance innovation with privacy and safety, advocating a moratorium on weaponized robotic force until further research.

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thecooldown.com
Researchers develop heat-sensing drones that could help save endangered species: 'It's an exciting step forward'

07.03.2025 – Heat-sensing drones have been developed to enhance waterfowl conservation by accurately surveying breeding populations. This technology reduces costs and minimizes ecological disruption compared to traditional methods. The project's findings support targeted conservation efforts, impacting habitat preservation strategies by providing critical data to address threats like habitat loss and climate change.

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houstonchronicle.com
Venture capitalist Bill Gurley invests in robotics honors program at UT-Austin

06.03.2025 – A new $5 million investment targets robotics education at UT Austin, enhancing experiential learning and research for students. This initiative, funded by venture capitalist Bill Gurley, bolsters resources and establishes a matching endowment, elevating Texas Robotics’ standing and preparing future innovators for industry challenges and opportunities.

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dailygalaxy.com
Quantum Technology Makes Your GPS Obsolete: Navigating Without a Satellite Will Soon Be a Reality

05.03.2025 – Quantum navigation, leveraging ultra-precise atomic measurements, promises enhanced accuracy and resilience over traditional GPS systems. This emerging technology is immune to disruptions and spoofing, crucial for secure navigation in GPS-denied environments. Current global advancements suggest commercial viability within a decade, revolutionizing navigation for aerospace, defense, and autonomous industries.

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theverge.com
Self-driving cars: Google and others map the road to automated vehicles

03.03.2025 – Autonomous vehicle development faces hurdles, including legal challenges and public skepticism. Despite setbacks like GM's shift from robotaxis to personal AVs and regulatory investigations into Waymo, companies are expanding testing in new cities. Advances include wheelchair-accessible vehicles, driverless shuttles, and enhanced safety features. The gradual rollout continues, focusing on addressing technological and regulatory issues.

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businessinsider.com
How Amazon used Oreos and dog toys to develop an army of robots to grab what you buy

28.02.2025 – Amazon's investment in robotics, spurred by the 2015 Amazon Picking Challenge, has led to advances like the Sparrow and Robin robots. These innovations improve warehouse efficiency by mastering item recognition and handling. The developments promise significant cost savings and enhanced operational efficiency in e-commerce logistics.

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dronelife.com
The Convergence of Drones and AI Heralds a New Age : From the Floor of Drone Show Korea

26.02.2025 – The convergence of drones and AI is transforming capabilities through enhanced sensory operations, advanced decision-making, sensor data convergence, and swarm intelligence. This synergy is revolutionizing both military and civilian applications, promising a future of human-AI collaboration systems that balance intuitive reasoning with operational efficiency.

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yankodesign.com
MIT’s New Insect-Sized Winged Drones Have a Flight-Time of 17 Minutes - Yanko Design

25.02.2025 – Insect-sized drones with 17-minute flight time, developed by MIT, redefine micro-robotics through energy-efficient wing redesigns. Potential applications span precision pollination, enhanced UAV efficiency, and search-and-rescue operations. This advancement could transform drone technology, although ethical considerations regarding surveillance and military use necessitate stringent regulation and oversight.

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apnews.com
A swarm of small drones may help artificial reefs attract sea life

25.02.2025 – A swarm of autonomous underwater vehicles is set to monitor 3D-printed artificial reefs designed to enhance marine biodiversity. Equipped with sensors and cameras, these drones offer cost-effective surveillance, data collection, and area protection, presenting significant advancements for marine conservation, defense, and energy sectors through versatile, stealthy operations.

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nature.com
CTDNN-Spoof: compact tiny deep learning architecture for detection and multi-label classification of GPS spoofing attacks in small UAVs - Scientific Reports

24.02.2025 – GPS spoofing threatens UAV operations by altering navigation systems. The innovative CTDNN-Spoof architecture effectively detects and classifies spoofing attacks, leveraging deep learning for enhanced precision. It surpasses traditional methods, providing a scalable, real-time solution essential for UAV security in critical applications such as surveillance and environmental monitoring.

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electrek.co
Autonomous warehouse robot maker Ati scores $20 million Series B

24.02.2025 – Autonomous robot maker Ati Motors secured a $20 million Series B investment, led by Walden Catalyst Ventures and NGP Capital. Their Sherpa robots, featuring Edge AI, LIDAR, and autonomous capabilities, are experiencing rapid growth, revolutionizing industrial automation and offering versatile applications in warehouses and airports.

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webwire.com
Vodafone to show fixer drones, a network that can sense rain and devices powered by ambient energy, at MWC ’25

24.02.2025 – Innovative technologies will be showcased at Mobile World Congress 2025, including drones for connectivity restoration, weather-sensing networks, and battery-free IoT devices powered by ambient energy, highlighting advancements in connectivity, AI-driven experiences, and environmental sustainability. These innovations promise to transform infrastructure resilience and environmental data collection.

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newatlas.com
MIT's RF tech helps drones navigate pitch-dark indoor environments

22.02.2025 – MIT researchers have developed a system enabling autonomous drone navigation in dark indoor spaces using millimeter-wave radio frequency tags, eliminating the need for costly night vision. This innovative approach ensures precise localization, beneficial for applications in warehouses, tunnels, and other environments where GPS or visual cues are ineffective.

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assemblymag.com
New Joining Technology Improves Structural Strength

19.02.2025 – Engineers have developed functional interlocking metasurfaces using shape memory alloys for superior joint strength and adaptability, ideal for aerospace and robotics applications. These advanced joints, enabled by temperature control, offer precise assembly and disassembly, promising solutions for smart, adaptive structures in extreme environments while maintaining structural integrity.

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nasa.gov
Crew Works Robotics Competition and 3D Bioprinter to Manufacture Cells, Tissues

19.02.2025 – The Expedition 72 crew focused on setting up a robotics competition utilizing the Astrobee device, maintaining a 3D bioprinter for tissue fabrication, and conducting health tests on the ISS. Additionally, they packed the Progress 89 cargo craft for departure. Crew actions aim to advance space research and technology.

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futurity.org
Swarms of small robots could get big stuff done

18.02.2025 – Small, resilient robots fabricated via 3D printing can now form swarms for challenging applications such as wildfire mapping, mine clearing, and disaster response. These cost-effective, robust robots feature soft-jointed designs for adaptability to varied terrains, enabling practical swarm deployment in complex, unpredictable environments.

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technologyreview.com
Inside China’s electric-vehicle-to-humanoid-robot pivot

18.02.2025 – China's electric vehicle giants are pivoting to humanoid robots, spurred by domestic successes like DeepSeek. This transition is influenced by government incentives and affordable EV options, alongside challenges from US-China tech tensions and chip wars. China's evolving robot sector may soon join AI, drones, and robotaxis in global technological rivalry.

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spacedaily.com
3D Printing Technologies Pave the Way for Moon and Mars Construction

14.05.2025 – NASA is advancing construction technology for Moon and Mars missions by utilizing robotic 3D printing with local materials. The MMPACT project aims to build infrastructure using simulated regolith and binders, reducing costs. Innovations by scientists and companies improve construction methods, enabling sustainable extraterrestrial habitats and transforming terrestrial construction.

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spacedaily.com
Glasgow Lab to Test Space-Bound 3D-Printed Materials for Safety

14.05.2025 – A new facility, NextSpace Testrig, at the University of Glasgow evaluates the structural integrity of in-space 3D-printed materials under harsh space conditions. This innovation, supported by UKSA funding, aims to enhance safety standards and reduce costs in space manufacturing, crucial for communication and spacecraft components.

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techcrunch.com
Vertical Aerospace has a plan to capitalize on Europe's defense tech moment

13.05.2025 – Vertical Aerospace is advancing its eVTOL aircraft for defense and logistics, leveraging Europe's increased defense funding. The company plans to integrate hybrid-electric capabilities, promising longer range. Despite significant competition, Vertical remains cost-efficient and is poised to meet Europe’s demands, aided by partnerships and its lack of direct European competitors.

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nasa.gov
Construction Technology for Moon and Mars Exploration

13.05.2025 – Leveraging in-situ resources, NASA is advancing autonomous 3D printing for extraterrestrial construction through projects like MMPACT. Pioneering techniques, including Contour Crafting and selective separation sintering, are being developed, while ICON explores terrestrial applications and lunar regolith transformation, fostering innovation for sustainable off-world and Earth habitats.

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livescience.com
US Air Force wants to develop smarter mini-drones powered by brain-inspired AI chips

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newatlas.com
1,600 hp three-seat eVTOL promises jet-setters 500 miles at 220 mph

04.05.2025 – A London-based startup is developing a three-seat hybrid-electric aircraft boasting 1,600 horsepower, a 510-mile range, and 220 mph cruise speed while reducing noise by 80% compared to helicopters. Despite impressive claims, only 3D renders exist so far. Key challenges include translating design ambitions into physical reality and securing regulatory approvals.

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autoevolution.com
Pilotless Fighter Jets Are Coming, USAF Starts Testing Two of Them

02.05.2025 – The U.S. Air Force is advancing its Collaborative Combat Aircraft program, ground-testing General Atomics' and Anduril's unmanned fighter jets. These semi-autonomous drones, YFQ-42A and YFQ-44A, will support human pilots in combat, carrying sensors, weapons, and tactical systems, with deployment plans set for the near future.

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financialpost.com
Space Flight Laboratory (SFL) Announces Key Milestone in Development of Aspera Space Astronomy Microsatellite Mission

28.04.2025 – The Aspera space astrophysics mission, utilizing SFL’s DEFIANT microsatellite platform, is set to explore the circumgalactic medium via far-UV observations. Supported by NASA and led by the University of Arizona, this milestone enables precise pointing technologies and highlights the feasibility of conducting significant science on small satellite platforms.

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robohub.org
Robot Talk Episode 117 – Robots in orbit, with Jeremy Hadall - Robohub

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space.com
China to 3D-print bricks on the moon using lunar dirt in 2028 to pave way for future base (video)

11.04.2025 – China plans to utilize in-situ lunar resources by deploying 3D-printing technology to create bricks from lunar soil, aiming to establish a lunar base. Scheduled for 2028, the Chang'e 8 mission marks a significant step toward the International Lunar Research Station, potentially revolutionizing lunar exploration and habitation strategies.

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precedenceresearch.com
Aerospace 3D Printing Materials Market Size to Surpass USD 954.19 Mn by 2034

09.04.2025 – The aerospace 3D printing materials market is set to grow from USD 340.52 million in 2025 to USD 954.19 million by 2034, driven by demand for lightweight, high-performance components and rapid prototyping. This growth is enhanced by AI advances and government investments, particularly in defense and space applications.

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theaviationist.com
A Closer Look at Scaled Composites’ Proteus and Sierra Experimental Aircraft

09.04.2025 – Two innovative aircraft, Model 281 Proteus and Model 401 Sierra, showcased at the Aviation Nation airshow, highlight Scaled Composites' advancements in high-altitude research and low-cost manufacturing technologies. These platforms demonstrate capabilities for diverse missions, including telecommunications, reconnaissance, and payload development, contributing significantly to aerospace research and testing initiatives.

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runwaygirlnetwork.com
Press Release: Lufthansa Systems expands Lido with GPS spoofing detection

09.04.2025 – Lufthansa Systems and SkAI Data Services have enhanced the Lido navigation solutions with GPS spoofing detection, improving flight safety. The integration provides real-time insights for pilots and operations teams, enabling quick responses to spoofing. This collaboration advances aviation safety and operational efficiency by mitigating navigation threats in airspace environments.

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spaceflightnow.com
SpaceX to launch second accelerated GPS 3 satellite mission in late May

08.04.2025 – An accelerated GPS 3 satellite launch by SpaceX is slated for May, featuring enhanced military encryption and anti-jamming technology. This mission, highlighting agile collaboration, involves swapping launch vehicles with ULA to meet urgent constellation needs, optimizing the deployment schedule, and ensuring uninterrupted GPS operations crucial for national security.

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3dnatives.com
3D-Printed Solar Tower Could Be the Solution for Energy on the Moon

07.04.2025 – A 3D-printed solar tower, collaboratively developed by Foster + Partners, NASA, and Branch Technology, aims to sustainably power future lunar bases. Utilizing lunar materials reduces earthbound resources. Exhibited at the Kennedy Center until April 2025, it highlights advancements in extraterrestrial habitation and potential applications on Earth.

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gpsworld.com
Sierra Space successfully tests resilient GPS technology for US Space Force

04.04.2025 – Resilient GPS technology was successfully demonstrated for the U.S. Space Force by Sierra Space and General Dynamics. This innovation addresses GPS vulnerabilities to jamming and spoofing by leveraging smaller, cost-effective satellites, ensuring robust global navigation signals. The collaborative effort highlights the potential for enhanced security in civilian and military GPS applications.

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archdaily.com
Norman Foster's View on Designing for Space: New Exhibition of Extra-Terrestrial Projects Opens at Washington's Kennedy Center

02.04.2025 – A new exhibition at the Kennedy Center showcases Foster + Partners' designs for extraterrestrial habitats, emphasizing space exploration's potential to drive sustainable architecture on Earth. It highlights 3D-printing technologies and lunar habitats, illustrating how space-driven innovations can revolutionize construction and sustainability in challenging environments.

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aerospacetestinginternational.com
UK aviation sector to get £20m boost for drones and eVTOL aircraft

01.04.2025 – The UK Government allocates £20M to advance drone regulations and eVTOL aircraft, with £16.5M for the CAA to develop standards for BVLOS operations and eVTOL introduction. Streamlined regulations aim to enhance commercial drone applications, including medical deliveries, and foster collaboration for advanced aviation technologies.

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moondaily.com
GITAI to Design Robotic Arm for JAXA Crewed Lunar Rover

01.04.2025 – GITAI secures a JAXA contract for designing a robotic arm for a lunar rover, enhancing autonomous and crew-assisted lunar operations. This initiative builds on their space robotics achievements, including ISS tests and satellite missions, marking significant strides in advancing robotics for sustained lunar exploration and scientific research.

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computerworld.com
NASA finds generative AI can’t be trusted

01.04.2025 – Generative AI's reliability is questioned, with risks like hallucinations and ignored instructions emphasized. A NASA report discourages genAI use for critical tasks. Experts urge CIOs to lead discussions on balancing risks and ROI, suggesting genAI data as a starting point, not definitive answers, and advocating for early IT involvement.

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geeky-gadgets.com
X Fly By Bionic Bird : Sensor Assisted Ornithopter Drone

01.04.2025 – The X Fly ornithopter drone integrates advanced engineering with nature-inspired design, offering superior stability, durability, and modular adaptability. With features like a replaceable battery system, intuitive controls, and customizable modules, it paves the way for innovative applications in both recreational and professional contexts, setting new standards in unmanned aerial vehicle technology.

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post-gazette.com
Stargazing: Stanley Kubrick's vision of AI use in space travel is reality

01.04.2025 – The visionary depiction of AI in "2001: A Space Odyssey" presaged current uses in space exploration. Innovations like AI-driven Perseverance rover and satellite climate analysis highlight AI's role in missions today. HAL 9000's legacy persists through references in AI assistants like Siri and Alexa, reflecting the film's enduring influence.

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techcrunch.com
Blue Origin prepping second New Glenn launch in 'late spring'

31.03.2025 – A second New Glenn launch is set for late spring, following the identification of booster stage issues from January’s flight. Seven corrective actions target propellant management and engine bleed control. These improvements aim to establish reliability, crucial for competing with SpaceX in the orbital launch market.

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aero-mag.com
Stratasys unveils high-performance aerospace 3D printing materials

31.03.2025 – Stratasys has unveiled validated 3D printing materials, AIS Antero 800NA and AIS Antero 840CN03, for aerospace and defense. These materials meet rigorous mission-critical application standards, offering high-temperature and chemical resistance. The development aids manufacturers in accelerating production, reducing costs, and ensuring compliance across regulated sectors.

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spacedaily.com
NASA expands flight slots for private astronauts aboard ISS

30.03.2025 – NASA is seeking proposals for private astronaut missions to the ISS in 2026 and 2027, aiming to bolster commercial activities in low Earth orbit. This includes further developing crew training, research, and partnerships, enhancing industry capabilities and fostering a thriving space economy.

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space.com
SpaceX's Fram2 astronaut flight over Earth's poles will be the 1st to grow mushrooms in space

30.03.2025 – SpaceX's Fram2 mission will pioneer mushroom cultivation in microgravity, exploring oyster mushrooms as a nutritious and sustainable space food source. Mission MushVroom, led by FOODiQ Global, aims to enhance future long-duration missions and promises significant implications for global food security and space exploration sustainability.

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timesofmalta.com
Exploring additive manufacturing of materials for aerospace industry

30.03.2025 – Exploring additive manufacturing for aerospace, the LattiGRAM project focuses on how Ti-6Al-4V gyroid lattices can reduce aircraft weight by up to 30%. Comparing L-PBF and EB-PBF techniques highlights a trade-off between strength and precision, offering enhanced flexibility for designing efficient aviation components.

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nasa.gov
Cellular Immunity, Robotics, and Cargo Departure Preps Top Crew Day - NASA

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space.com
Watch Rocket Lab launch 'Finding Hot Wildfires Near You' mission from New Zealand today

26.03.2025 – Electron is launching OroraTech's eight wildfire detection satellites, enhancing global wildfire monitoring. This mission supports OroraTech's plan to expand its constellation to over 100 satellites within five years. A rapid schedule enabled this launch before wildfire season. Another Rocket Lab mission, DART AE, tests hypersonic tech for the U.S. Defense Department.

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digitaltrends.com
New ISS astronaut meets Bumble, Honey, and Queen robots

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aviationweek.com
Aircraft Inspections With Drones Accelerate Toward Next Evolution

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scmp.com
Hong Kong to change laws to allow for passenger drone flights

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esa.int
ESA and JAXA strengthen ties on Moon and Mars exploration

20.03.2025 – The European Space Agency and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency are advancing cooperation for Moon and Mars exploration. This includes shared technology, scientific investigations, and infrastructure. Initial steps involve joint studies and developing coordination in lunar and Mars missions, aiming for future collaborations on sample return missions and developing new space technologies.

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space.com
Euclid space telescope's 1st results reveal 'a goldmine of data' in search for dark matter and dark energy (images, video)

19.03.2025 – The Euclid spacecraft's first data release reveals extensive observations of 26 million galaxies, unlocking insights into dark matter and dark energy. With AI and citizen scientists' aid, groundbreaking gravitational lenses were identified. This data is poised to redefine cosmic understanding, offering unprecedented insights into galaxy evolution and large-scale cosmic structure.

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ainonline.com
Aireon Tracks GPS Interference Via Satellite Detection of Questionable Data | AIN

18.03.2025 – Aireon leverages satellite technology to monitor GPS interference by detecting abnormal data, highlighting areas affected by jamming and spoofing. This innovative solution offers a high level of accuracy and reliability, supporting aviation industry stakeholders in enhancing navigation safety and maintaining operational integrity worldwide.

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arstechnica.com
Here’s the secret to how Firefly was able to nail its first lunar landing

18.03.2025 – Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander achieved a successful Moon landing, gathering crucial data on lunar soil interaction, GPS navigation, and sample collection. Leveraging a robust, squat design and four thrusters, it overcame thermal challenges and contributed to NASA's CLPS program, aiding future lunar exploration and proving the efficacy of commercial lunar missions.

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techcrunch.com
Joby Aviation and Virgin Atlantic partner to launch electric air taxis in the UK

16.03.2025 – Electric air taxi firm Joby Aviation partners with Virgin Atlantic to introduce eVTOL services in the UK, following potential launches in the UAE and US. The collaboration, under a deal with Delta, aims to facilitate airport connectivity. Market launch depends on certification from respective aviation authorities.

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universetoday.com
Building a Solar Power Satellite from Moon Dust

14.03.2025 – META-LUNA leverages lunar regolith for constructing and recycling solar power satellites autonomously via advanced 3D printing. This innovative approach reduces environmental and energy costs. Though feasible, it requires advancements in robotics and AI, as well as microcontrollers from Earth for full implementation.

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twit.tv
Atomic Rockets II: Nuclear Electric Boogaloo | TWiT.TV

13.03.2025 – Nuclear propulsion technologies, including electric and thermal systems, promise enhanced efficiency for space exploration, potentially reducing mission mass to Mars. Modern safety protocols are key, while future AI applications could optimize development. Educating the public and developing expertise are crucial for advancing these revolutionary concepts.

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drivingeco.com
NASA captures GPS signals from the Moon for the first time in history

13.03.2025 – Lunar lander Blue Ghost captured GPS signals at 246,000 miles, doubling previous records. This advance, achieved through the LuGRE experiment by NASA and the Italian Space Agency, enables autonomous space navigation, reducing costs and increasing safety. It supports future lunar exploration and long-term missions like NASA's Artemis program.

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spacedaily.com
Quantum Space Introduces Life Extension Services for Satellite Operators

13.03.2025 – Quantum Space introduces life extension services via its Ranger spacecraft, offering mission extension, orbital repositioning, and refueling for satellites. The service enhances satellite longevity and operational efficiency, reducing costs and supporting commercial and national security needs. Investment from Sporos Capital boosts its Series A funding and in-space mobility efforts.

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techcrunch.com
Eric Schmidt joins Relativity Space as CEO

10.03.2025 – Relativity Space appoints former Google CEO Eric Schmidt to lead the company, emphasizing innovation in rocket manufacturing through 3D printing and AI. With a significant investment, Schmidt transitions as CEO during pivotal preparations for the ambitious Terran R launch, aiming to rival SpaceX with substantial launch contracts secured.

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businesswire.com
Astrum Mobile Selects SWISSto12 to Manufacture NEASTAR-1 Geostationary Satellite: Asia Pacific’s First Dedicated Satellite-to-Device (S2D) Platform Delivering 5G NTN Services

10.03.2025 – Asia Pacific's Astrum Mobile is launching its pioneering Satellite-to-Device (S2D) platform leveraging SWISSto12's HummingSat for 5G Non-Terrestrial Network services. Operating in L band, NEASTAR-1 ensures resilient communications, offering rich media, IoT and emergency services directly to smartphones, enhancing connectivity in underserved regions.

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centauri-dreams.org
Spaceline: A Design for a Lunar Space Elevator

07.03.2025 – A novel concept for a lunar space elevator proposes a cable from the Moon to near-geosynchronous orbit, leveraging Earth's gravity, to enhance Earth-Moon logistics. Despite promising cost reductions and material viability with Zylon, it faces challenges in maintaining stability, adjusting cable length, and ensuring resilience to space hazards.

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businessinsider.com
See the Anduril and General Atomics drones the US Air Force just marked as the first-ever uncrewed fighter jets

07.03.2025 – The US Air Force has designated drones by General Atomics and Anduril as fighter jets, marking a new era in military aviation. These autonomous drones, part of the Next-Generation Air Dominance program, aim to enhance airpower cost-effectively, collaborating with crewed jets amidst rising defense challenges.

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spacedaily.com
European rocket successfully carries out first commercial mission

07.03.2025 – Europe's Ariane 6 rocket executed its first commercial mission, launching a French military satellite into orbit. This marks a new era for European space independence, overcoming delays and competing with SpaceX. With increased launch capacity, Europe aims to enhance its space security amidst geopolitical and industrial challenges.

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esa.int
ESA and GSMA Foundry empower industry to achieve seamless global connectivity

07.03.2025 – A new funding initiative by the European Space Agency and GSMA Foundry aims to integrate satellite and terrestrial networks for seamless connectivity. It targets direct-to-device connections, early-stage 6G technologies, and 5G/6G hybrid hubs, inviting proposals by June 2025. Successful applicants gain funding and collaboration opportunities with industry leaders.

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sciencealert.com
NASA Beams The First GPS Signals to The Moon

07.03.2025 – NASA has successfully received GPS signals on the Moon through the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment, marking a significant advancement in lunar navigation. This technology promises precise lunar positioning, supporting future lunar missions and facilitating efficient travel between Earth and the Moon, with international collaboration key to its development.

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extremetech.com
NASA Accesses Earth's GPS From the Moon in Historic First

06.03.2025 – NASA has successfully accessed Earth's Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) from the Moon using the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE). This groundbreaking achievement enhances real-time lunar navigation and autonomy, crucial for future missions, by processing Earth-based signals, reducing dependency on Earth-based engineers.

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spacedaily.com
Sidus Space Marks One Year in Orbit for LizzieSat-1 and Advances Space Innovation

06.03.2025 – Celebrating one year in orbit, Sidus Space's LizzieSat-1 exemplifies advanced space technology with hybrid 3D printing, AI-driven autonomy, and in-orbit resilience. As Sidus prepares for LizzieSat-3's launch, the company drives innovation in satellite engineering, empowering decision-making for commercial and governmental sectors through rapid, intelligent data insights.

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metal-am.com
JAXA selects Nikon to develop advanced metal AM technology for space applications

06.03.2025 – Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has chosen Nikon Corporation to spearhead the development of metal Additive Manufacturing technology for large-scale space components. This initiative aims to enhance Japan's competitiveness in the aerospace sector by creating advanced, cost-effective, high-performance space transportation systems.

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firstpost.com
US firm mulls moon landing with aim to drill, fly drones & conduct 4G network test

06.03.2025 – Intuitive Machines targets a second lunar landing with advanced technology, featuring rovers, a hopping drone, and a 4G network test. The mission aims to explore potentially ice-rich areas and test systems crucial for future human exploration. Success hinges on overcoming technical challenges from their prior attempt and Moon's atmospheric limitations.

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alaska-native-news.com
UAF tower to help enable drones to fly in icing conditions

05.03.2025 – A new icing tower at the Geophysical Institute aids research to enhance drone reliability in icy conditions. Developed by the Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration, it simulates varied icing scenarios to improve safety for drone cargo delivery and emergency responses. Coda Consulting designed the innovative test system.

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spacedaily.com
GCT Semiconductor and Globalstar Collaborate on IoT Modules for Satellite and Cellular Networks

05.03.2025 – A strategic collaboration is underway to integrate GCT's IoT chipsets with Globalstar's satellite messaging systems, enhancing two-way satellite and cellular network compatibility. This partnership leverages both companies' strengths in 4G, 5G, and IoT technologies, targeting increased demand for satellite communications and IoT solutions globally.

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airportsinternational.com
Cargo drones: paving the way for eVTOLs

04.03.2025 – Autonomous cargo drones are transforming logistics, with significant advances in payload capacity and range. Regulatory progress is crucial for beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations. Leading companies like Zipline and Dronamics drive innovation, while regulatory bodies in the US and UK develop frameworks to integrate drones into shared airspace effectively and safely.

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zmescience.com
Astronauts Can Now Print Metal in Space and It’s a Game Changer for Future Missions

03.03.2025 – The first metal part successfully 3D-printed in space signifies a breakthrough in space manufacturing, enabling on-site production of essential components and reducing reliance on costly resupply missions. This advancement promises enhanced adaptability for missions and future potential for constructing large structures, recycling, and sustainable space exploration activities.

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scientificamerican.com
Blue Ghost, a Private U.S. Spacecraft, Sticks Its Lunar Landing

02.03.2025 – A U.S. spacecraft, Blue Ghost by Firefly Aerospace, achieved a successful lunar landing, marking a significant milestone in NASA's CLPS initiative. It will conduct experiments on lunar soil, dust, and GPS navigation. This mission reflects growing private sector involvement in lunar exploration under NASA's Artemis program.

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universetoday.com
DARPA Wants to Build Structures in Orbit, Without Needing a Launch from Earth

28.02.2025 – DARPA is advancing in-orbit satellite assembly using 3D printing, tackling weight and size challenges. Partnerships with universities demonstrate this tech, featuring autonomous construction of an antenna structure. Future goals include biological growth mechanisms in space for diverse applications, potentially transforming space exploration and commercial opportunities.

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spacedaily.com
Eyes in the Sky: Kanyini's First Images Mark Milestone for SA Satellite

27.02.2025 – South Australia's Kanyini satellite has achieved a milestone by transmitting its first images, showcasing its potential for environmental monitoring and IoT data collection. The mission, involving SmartSat CRC, Inovor Technologies, and Myriota, underscores growing capabilities in space technology, promising critical insights for agriculture, water management, and sustainability.

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theaviationist.com
Sikorsky Envisions X2 Technology as the Helicopter Equivalent of the F-35

26.02.2025 – The X2 technology offers transformative capabilities in low-altitude rotorcraft flight, paralleling F-35 advancements. Emphasizing modularity, scalability, and autonomy, it addresses survivability and flight dynamics challenges. Backed by NATO's NGRC initiative, it holds potential for international collaboration, with implications for military, paramilitary, law enforcement, and commercial applications globally.

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scientificamerican.com
Mood Lighting and Hilton Interiors—Meet the Private Space Stations of the Future

26.02.2025 – NASA plans to transition space station operations to private companies. Axiom, Orbital Reef, Starlab and others are developing stations aimed at researchers, tourists and industries. These ventures promise luxurious interiors, collaborative research spaces, and advanced manufacturing, ultimately fostering a sustainable space economy independent of NASA funding.

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marketplace.org
Satellites provide internet access and a lot more, but the skies are getting crowded

24.02.2025 – The surge in satellites, largely driven by companies like Starlink and Project Kuiper, is transforming global internet access, especially in rural areas. However, the increasing density raises concerns about space debris, potential collisions, and impact on astronomy. Current regulations are inadequate, necessitating proactive measures to prevent potential Kessler syndrome scenarios.

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defensenews.com
Space Force bumps Astrion from Resilient GPS program

21.02.2025 – The Space Force removed Astrion from the Resilient GPS program after early design reviews. L3Harris, Sierra Space, and Astranis continue in the project, developing low-cost GPS satellites. The program, backed by a $1 billion budget, targets enhanced GPS resiliency. Efforts align with quick start authority to expedite development funding.

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ponoko.com
Rocket Labs 3D Printed Engines Propel IoT Satellites

21.02.2025 – 3D printing is revolutionizing rocket manufacturing, exemplified by Rocket Lab's successful IoT satellite deployment. This innovation boosts global connectivity and propels the aerospace sector forward. Anticipate enhanced satellite technology and connectivity. Meanwhile, RISC-V architecture, adopted by AheadComputing and Fedora Linux, offers open-source CPU alternatives, impacting AI computing and broader tech evolution.

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gpsworld.com
UAS updates: Advancements in integration, new UAV approvals and more

19.02.2025 – Unmanned Traffic Management systems are advancing with FAA and NASA trials. Airbus's Zephyr HAPS UAV, powered by solar cells, offers communication and GNSS capabilities, with commercial operations planned globally. Windlift's UAV harnesses wind energy efficiently for potential military use, promising cost-effective alternative to traditional wind farms.

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techcrunch.com
Karman+ digs up $20M to build an asteroid-mining autonomous spacecraft

19.02.2025 – Karman+ is pursuing asteroid mining through autonomous spacecraft, targeting regolith extraction for space refueling. They secured $20M in seed funding, aiming to reduce mission costs to $10M compared to previous $1B missions. Launch is slated for 2027, with investments led by Plural and Hummingbird. Potential challenges include complex logistics and funding needs.

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assemblymag.com
New Joining Technology Improves Structural Strength

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space.com
'Sailing' satellites of the future could provide early warning of dangerous space weather

16.02.2025 – Solar sails could revolutionize space weather forecasting by enabling satellites to navigate beyond the current Lagrange One Point. This advancement improves warning times for geomagnetic storms by 50% and enhances data acquisition efficiency. NOAA and NASA's Solar Cruiser project anticipates full-scale sail deployment by 2029, promising cost-effective space exploration.

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nasa.gov
2024 State-of-the-Art Small Spacecraft Technology Report is Released

14.02.2025 – The 2024 State-of-the-Art Small Spacecraft Technology report from NASA’s Small Spacecraft Systems Virtual Institute highlights advancements in small spacecraft technology, covering areas like Formation Flying, Additive Manufacturing, and Optical Communications. Professionals are encouraged to review and contribute to future editions, ensuring technologies and data are updated and comprehensive.

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aviationweek.com
UAE Begins Mapping Air Corridors For Air Taxis, Cargo Drones

14.02.2025 – The United Arab Emirates is developing air corridors and regulatory frameworks for integrating air taxis and cargo drones. This initiative aims to establish defined aerial paths and regulations over the next 20 months, advancing the region's aerospace infrastructure and facilitating the future of urban air mobility and logistics.

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aviationweek.com
Video: How Drones Are Upgrading Aircraft Inspections

13.02.2025 – Drones are revolutionizing aircraft inspections in the MRO industry, enhancing efficiency in tasks like visual inspections and lightning strike checks. This advancement is gaining momentum, supported by insights from Aviation Week's MRO portfolio. Professionals aiming to stay ahead in technology should consider subscribing for comprehensive coverage.

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techcrunch.com
Blue Origin cuts 10% of staff one month after first successful New Glenn launch

13.02.2025 – A 10% workforce reduction at aerospace firm Blue Origin follows the first successful New Glenn rocket launch. CEO Dave Limp, who assumed leadership in 2023, cited insufficient readiness for desired success. Historically, the company faced project delays, losing ground to SpaceX's dominance in the commercial space launch industry.

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bizjournals.com
$2.5M contract will allow this Dayton firm to 'redefine what's possible in aerospace and beyond'

12.02.2025 – A technology firm secured a $2.5 million contract to develop a high-temperature 3D printer for aerospace components, addressing challenges in additive manufacturing. By leveraging advanced cooling and material stabilization, they aim to enhance structural integrity, potentially transforming aerospace, medical, automotive, and motorsports industries with scalable, high-performance solutions.

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nasa.gov
NASA’s Advancements in Space Continue Generating Products on Earth  

12.02.2025 – NASA's Spinoff publication highlights technology transfers benefiting Earth, showcasing innovations like space-based medical research, electrostatic plant sprayers, and "antigravity" treadmills. Technologies for lunar missions inspire terrestrial applications, including 3D printing and fungus-based construction. It emphasizes NASA’s role in enhancing industry through commercial licensing and partnerships.

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spacedaily.com
Sierra Space Successfully Concludes Testing of VR35K-A Upper Stage Engine

12.02.2025 – Sierra Space concluded its VR35K-A engine testing, showcasing advancements like a fuel-rich staged combustion cycle and VORTEX technology. The engine, generating 35,000 pounds of thrust, offers 30% more payload capacity. Collaborating with Kratos’ Florida Turbine Technologies, Sierra Space aims to enhance mission efficiency and space commercialization efforts.

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3dnatives.com
Application of the Month: NASA Uses 3D Printing to Manufacture More Accessible Antennas

11.02.2025 – NASA's innovative use of 3D printing in antenna design enhances communication for space missions, offering a cost-effective and efficient solution. By leveraging Fortify’s technology, NASA engineered a magneto-electric dipole antenna, successfully tested at high altitudes, demonstrating its viability for future aerospace applications.

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spacedaily.com
Cleaning up critical minerals and materials production, using microwave plasma

09.02.2025 – Microwave plasma technology, UniMelt, revolutionizes critical material production by eliminating toxic byproducts and enhancing efficiency. Pioneered by 6K, it supports national security and sustainability by enabling rapid, eco-friendly manufacturing of metals and battery materials, minimizing dependence on non-U.S. sources, and promoting a circular economy.

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spacedaily.com
Rocket Lab Successfully Launches Fifth Satellite Batch for Kineis IoT Constellation

09.02.2025 – Rocket Lab has successfully launched the fifth batch of satellites for Kineis' IoT constellation, deploying five nanosatellites into low Earth orbit. This mission accelerates Kineis towards global IoT coverage, supporting applications from forest fire monitoring to logistics tracking, with the final launch pending announcement.

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spacedaily.com
For astronaut radiation protection just add water

09.02.2025 – 3D-printed hydrogels, developed by Ghent University's Polymer Chemistry and Biomaterials Group, offer advanced radiation protection for space missions. These superabsorbent polymers absorb water efficiently, enabling even radiation shielding without leakage risks, with applications in space habitats, EVA suits, and spacecraft. This innovation progresses toward industrial application through scalable manufacturing techniques.

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newscientist.com
Old fighter jets can be melted down and 3D printed into new ones

07.02.2025 – Recycling obsolete fighter jet materials through advanced 3D printing techniques offers a cost-effective, sustainable solution for aerospace manufacturing. This process transforms titanium alloys into fine powders, enabling new, high-quality components for future aircraft, such as the RAF's Future Combat Air System, while reducing reliance on geopolitically sensitive material sources.

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blackpoolgazette.co.uk
Airframe Designs grows capability for aerospace industry

07.02.2025 – With expanded space and technology, Airframe Designs enhances aerospace capabilities, doubling capacity in additive manufacturing, design, analysis, and 3D scanning. The company supports talent with six apprentices and tackles projects in aviation, defense, and space sectors, including drone systems, uncrewed air-systems design, and electric vehicle propulsion systems.

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dronelife.com
Garuda Aerospace Unveils New Drones and Strategic Partnerships at Aero India 2025

06.02.2025 – India's drone industry will advance with Garuda Aerospace's unveiling of eight defense-focused drones and strategic partnerships at Aero India 2025. Government support, including increased incentives and expanded PLI scope, will enhance domestic production and innovation, aiming for job creation and a leading position in global drone technology.

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3dnatives.com
What Are the Applications for 3D Printing in Space?

06.02.2025 – 3D printing in space revolutionizes manufacturing, enabling in-orbit production, optimized designs, and resource efficiency. Applications include producing rocket components, bioprinting human tissues, creating tools and equipment, and constructing lunar or Martian infrastructure. Advancements in microgravity printing, space factories, and innovative materials are paving the way for sustainable space exploration.

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spacedaily.com
NASA Pioneers Autonomous Tools for Satellite Swarms

05.02.2025 – NASA developed Distributed Spacecraft Autonomy (DSA), enabling satellite swarms to operate and make decisions independently. This innovation enhances resilient, coordinated space missions, demonstrated through CubeSats in Earth’s ionosphere and virtual lunar simulations, showcasing advanced scalability and autonomous capabilities for future scientific exploration and navigation services.

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techcrunch.com
Exclusive: E-fuels startup will make diamonds before powering jet planes

04.02.2025 – Aiming to revolutionize e-fuels, Circularity Fuels develops a unique reactor and catalyst for efficient methane production from CO2 and hydrogen. Initially targeting high-margin lab-grown diamonds, their scalable and modular approach promises cost-competitive e-fuels, attracting significant funding and an ARPA-E grant for its energy-efficient process.

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aerospacetestinginternational.com
Flying farmers: Testing BVLOS drones as agricultural sprayers

04.02.2025 – Advanced UAVs, like Pyka's Pelican Spray and Rotor Technologies' Sprayhawk, are transforming crop-dusting by enhancing safety, precision, and efficiency with autonomous technology. These innovations address traditional aircraft limitations, offering significant potential for agricultural applications, particularly in challenging conditions like nighttime operations and variable terrains.

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ainonline.com
Dufour Set To Ship Aero2 Drones to Customers for Real-world Feedback | AIN

30.01.2025 – The Aero2 multi-role drone proved its hybrid-electric powertrain and tiltwing architecture's viability. Limited pre-series units will be shipped for real-world feedback before commercial production in 2026. It features in-flight battery recharging, enabling quick mission turnaround, with applications in critical deliveries and remote sensing.

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defenseone.com
The Navy’s robot refueler is coming—even as the fleet works out integration

29.01.2025 – The Navy is advancing unmanned technologies with the MQ-25 aerial refueling tanker, set for carrier operations by 2026. This supports broader manned-unmanned integration. Challenges remain in integrating these systems, but initiatives like Replicator are progressing, focusing on flexible, real-world testing and deployment of autonomous drones across military domains.

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news.satnews.com
GPS III SV-07 receives operational acceptance

29.01.2025 – The U.S. Space Force's GPS III SV-07, nicknamed "Sally Ride," was transferred to the 2nd Navigation Warfare Squadron. This marks the inaugural major handover within a single mission Delta. Launched via SpaceX Falcon 9, this effort showcases rapid response capabilities to urgent operational needs and constellation continuity challenges.

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earth.com
NASA plans to build a Moon base using 3D printing and robots

28.01.2025 – The Artemis program plans to establish a sustainable Moon base using 3D printing, robotics, and AI. This initiative enables on-site manufacturing, utilizing lunar regolith to reduce Earth-launched payloads. It serves as a crucial step for deeper space exploration and future Mars missions by refining life support and ISRU technologies.

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techcrunch.com
Exclusive: Lydian Labs can make aviation fuel wherever there’s CO2 and electricity

27.01.2025 – Advancements in e-fuel production by Lydian Labs leverage cheap, renewable electricity to efficiently convert CO2 into jet fuel. Their innovative, flexible operations reduce costs, enabling competitiveness with biofuels. A pilot plant is operational, and potential future applications include commercial aviation and military logistics, with expansion planned by 2027.

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forbes.com
Space Robotics Leader Says Humans Will Soon Join Robots On Moon, Mars

26.01.2025 – Advanced space robotics predict imminent human-robot collaboration on lunar and Martian surfaces. Bridging automated systems with human adaptability will enhance exploration capabilities, accelerate scientific discovery, and foster sustainable extraterrestrial presence. Collaborative efforts aim to refine mission strategies, optimize resource utilization, and drive technological innovations for robust interplanetary missions.

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spacedaily.com
New Shepard's 29th mission to simulate Lunar Gravity

26.01.2025 – Blue Origin's New Shepard NS-29 mission will simulate lunar gravity to test 30 lunar exploration technologies. Payloads span key areas like resource utilization, dust mitigation, and advanced habitation. Supported by NASA, the mission tests critical for Artemis, offering a cost-effective platform compared to traditional methods.

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flightradar24.com
Drones versus airplanes

23.01.2025 – Unauthorized drones pose significant risks to firefighting and commercial aviation, causing delays and potential collisions. While drones offer advantages in surveillance and operational efficiency, improper use in restricted airspaces leads to severe disruptions. Technological advancements in UAVs enhance safety and efficiency, yet stringent regulations and monitoring are crucial to mitigate risks.

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spacedaily.com
NASA 3D-Printed Antenna Takes Additive Manufacturing to New Heights

23.01.2025 – In 2024, NASA successfully tested a cost-effective 3D-printed antenna on a weather balloon, showcasing rapid prototyping capabilities. This innovation, using a tunable ceramic-filled polymer, was verified at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. The technology promises to enhance future satellite communications in scientific missions by reducing production time and costs.

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aviationbusinessnews.com
Drones and drone technology: Rethinking inspections

23.01.2025 – Drone technology is being explored for aircraft inspections, offering increased efficiency and safety. Advanced solutions, like Donecle's automated drone system, promise faster and more accurate inspections, yet regulatory and technological maturity is required for widespread adoption in MRO operations. Continuous advancements are being monitored for future integration.

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universetoday.com
Two Lunar Landers are Off to the Moon

22.01.2025 – A SpaceX Falcon 9 launched two lunar missions: NASA's CLPS with ten scientific payloads and Japan's HAKUTO-R lander. The missions aim to test new technologies on the Moon, advancing towards human lunar bases. Blue Ghost targets Mare Crisium, while HAKUTO-R targets Mare Frigoris with the Tenacious rover.

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gpsworld.com
Slingshot Aerospace advances GPS jamming detection for military intelligence and security

21.01.2025 – A $1.9 million contract enhances Slingshot Aerospace's GPS interference detection, integrating AI and predictive analytics to distinguish interference types and predict events. The system offers real-time, multi-GNSS monitoring for comprehensive jamming insights, supporting military operations and critical infrastructure with improved decision-making capabilities in GPS-contested environments.

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mining-technology.com
Mining pumps lead the way in water management innovation

20.01.2025 – Innovations in mining pump design are driven by sustainability goals, energy cost concerns, and increasing regulatory pressures. Emphasizing efficiency, durability, and smart technologies, companies like Atlantic Pumps and Weir focus on tailored solutions and advanced materials to enhance performance, optimize maintenance, and ensure compliance in mining operations.

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sciencealert.com
Scientists '3D Print' Material Deep Inside The Body Using Ultrasound

18.05.2025 – A novel 3D printing technique using ultrasound enables deep-tissue biofabrication inside the body, promising advancements in drug delivery and tissue repair. Conducted by Caltech researchers, this method transforms specialized bioinks into hydrogels precisely, with potential applications in medical implants and cancer treatment. Human trials are anticipated.

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techradar.com
You won’t believe what Philips is letting customers print at home and why it might be a game changer

14.05.2025 – Philips is pioneering a shift in the tech industry with their Fixables program, allowing users to download and 3D print replacement parts. This initiative, starting with a shaver comb attachment, promotes open-source repair and signifies potential changes towards product longevity despite its limited initial rollout and uncertain expansion timeline.

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spacedaily.com
3D Printing Technologies Pave the Way for Moon and Mars Construction

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spacedaily.com
Glasgow Lab to Test Space-Bound 3D-Printed Materials for Safety

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nasa.gov
Construction Technology for Moon and Mars Exploration

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designboom.com
3D printed salmon, pasta and dessert: inside the future of food with software-made meals

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venturebeat.com
Siemens Introduces AI Agents for Industrial Automation

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mygolfspy.com
3D Printed Golf Clubs: A Fad or the Future?

12.05.2025 – 3D printing is revolutionizing golf club manufacturing by allowing precision, customization, and cost-effective prototyping. Currently exemplified by COBRA, this technology shifts from traditional methods to additive manufacturing, offering immense potential in performance and design. Despite cost barriers, it's an integral part of golf's present and future innovation landscape.

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electronicsforu.com
Affordable Printable Aluminum Alloys For Automotives

12.05.2025 – A novel aluminum alloy system combining aluminum, nickel, erbium, zirconium, and yttrium offers enhanced strength and cost savings for automotive manufacturing. Leveraging advanced 3D printing techniques and computational simulations, this innovation significantly improves performance and sustainability, addressing high-temperature limitations and offering up to a 15% cost reduction.

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spectrum.ieee.org
Could This Breakthrough in Bioprinting Replace Certain Surgeries?

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phys.org
In vivo 3D printing using sound holds promise for precise drug delivery, wound healing and more

08.05.2025 – Caltech researchers developed a 3D-printing technique using ultrasound for precise polymerization deep within living tissues. This method enables targeted drug delivery and wound healing, enhancing biocompatibility. The platform promises advances in medical applications, potentially revolutionizing treatments like tumor therapy and vital sign monitoring with bioelectric hydrogels.

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nypost.com
Starbucks’ new drive-thru in Texas is the coffee giant’s first 3D printed store in US

02.05.2025 – Starbucks has opened its first U.S. 3D printed store, a drive-thru in Texas. Utilizing robotic arm technology to layer concrete, it showcases innovation in commercial construction. While currently costlier than traditional methods, it addresses labor shortages and accelerates builds, with potential for future cost competitiveness and broader adoption.

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knowridge.com
How flying robots could transform construction

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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Japan builds train station overnight in six hours between departure of night and morning trains. Here’s how

10.04.2025 – In a pioneering accomplishment, a new 3D-printed train station was constructed in just six hours, highlighting a solution for maintaining infrastructure in remote areas facing population challenges. This efficient, cost-effective approach, executed by West Japan Railway Company and Serendix, significantly reduces construction time and labor demand.

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trendhunter.com
Glow-In-The-Dark Material Innovations

09.04.2025 – Amolen has introduced glow-in-the-dark and transparent TPU filaments, enhancing flexibility and durability for 3D printing. These innovations provide new design possibilities for safety gear, wearables, and industrial applications, adhering to rigorous safety standards. Enhanced material properties promote advancements in 3D printing and wearable technology sectors.

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precedenceresearch.com
Aerospace 3D Printing Materials Market Size to Surpass USD 954.19 Mn by 2034

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euroweeklynews.com
3D Printing: A corporate ally for industrial production

09.04.2025 – 3D printing revolutionizes industrial production by enabling precise, cost-effective prototyping and custom part manufacturing across sectors like automotive, aerospace, and healthcare. It enhances efficiency, reduces errors, and accelerates time-to-market, positioning businesses at the forefront of innovation and competitiveness in today's fast-paced manufacturing environment.

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pcgamer.com
Japanese railway turns to 3D printed replacements for ageing shelters that can be built in less than 6 hours

09.04.2025 – Japan's railway system is utilizing 3D printing to efficiently replace aging infrastructure. A 10-square-meter shelter was constructed in under six hours using concrete 3D printing. This streamlined assembly reduces labor requirements and offers earthquake resistance, presenting a cost-effective solution for maintaining smaller transport stops.

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pharmiweb.com
Bone Graft Substitutes Market (2024-2035) – Trends, Growth Drivers, and Future Outlook

09.04.2025 – The global bone graft substitutes market is projected to reach $8.26 billion by 2035, growing at a 6.75% CAGR, driven by demand for minimally invasive procedures and technological advancements. Key innovations include 3D printing and nanotechnology. Sustainability and emerging markets present new growth opportunities for affordable, high-performance solutions.

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autobodynews.com
3D Printing Promises Potential, Innovation for Auto Parts Industry

08.04.2025 – 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, is revolutionizing the auto industry with benefits like cost reduction and supply chain optimization. While innovations in materials continue, challenges include regulation and quality control. Industry collaboration is crucial to fully leverage its potential for automotive manufacturing and repair.

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manufacturing.net
3D Systems Unveils Application-Specific Additive Manufacturing Solutions

08.04.2025 – Several new additive manufacturing solutions enhance precision, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in diverse applications like motorsports, electronics, and casting. Key innovations include the Figure 4 135 printer, new flame-retardant materials, a patent-pending scanning module, and the QuickCast Diamond build style, optimizing production with improved speed, accuracy, and geometric flexibility.

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packagingeurope.com
Polypropylene packaging waste recycled into filaments for 3D printing

08.04.2025 – Recycling polypropylene packaging waste into 3D printing filaments has been achieved by utilizing advanced sorting and extrusion techniques. This initiative, developed by Fraunhofer IFAM and HSB, enhances circular economy practices, aiming to meet upcoming recycling regulations and expand applications in sectors like aviation and automotive.

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digitaljournal.com
Advances in 3D printing are helping medical applications

07.04.2025 – Advancements in 3D printing are transforming medical applications, including customizable implants, educational models, and drug manufacturing. This technology enhances surgical precision and efficiency and promises innovations like polypills. Challenges remain in regulatory approval and industry coordination, but the potential benefits for healthcare and pharmaceuticals are significant.

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3dnatives.com
3D-Printed Solar Tower Could Be the Solution for Energy on the Moon

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manilatimes.net
3D Systems Transforming Manufacturing with Application-specific Solutions at RAPID+TCT 2025

07.04.2025 – 3D Systems is revolutionizing high mix, low volume manufacturing with their advanced Figure 4® 135 3D printer and flame-retardant materials. They introduce enhancements like a new module for EXT Titan Pellet printers and QuickCast® Diamond for improved process efficiency and investment casting, providing precision solutions for diverse industrial applications.

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pubs.rsc.org
Light-based 3D printing and post-treatments of moulds for PDMS soft lithography

07.04.2025 – Light-based 3D printing, such as vat photopolymerization, enables rapid prototyping of moulds for PDMS microfluidics. The main challenge—PDMS curing inhibition by photosensitive resins—is addressed with effective post-treatments. A comprehensive database of these protocols is discussed, advancing mould fabrication for academic and industrial microfluidic applications.

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thehindubusinessline.com
Perfecting speedy 3D prints

06.04.2025 – Accelerating 3D printing requires balancing speed with material integrity. Rapid printing often introduces defects like cracks, porosity, and enlarged grains, compromising strength. Innovations in process optimization, material selection, and real-time monitoring are crucial to enhance speed while maintaining structural quality, ensuring robust and efficient production capabilities.

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naturalnews.com
Scientists pioneer 3D-printed living skin, offering ethical alternative to animal testing – NaturalNews.com

05.04.2025 – Researchers have developed 3D-printed living skin using hydrogels that support cell growth, offering a scientifically reliable, cruelty-free alternative to cosmetic animal testing. This method replicates human skin's structure, maintains cells for three weeks, and has potential applications in drug testing, wound healing, and organ regeneration, addressing significant ethical concerns.

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newatlas.com
3D-printed skin could replace animal testing for cosmetics

04.04.2025 – Innovative 3D-printed skin using hydrogel and living cells offers a promising alternative to animal testing in the cosmetics industry. Developed collaboratively by researchers in Austria and India, this method shows potential for rigorous nanoparticle and toxicity testing, rivaling existing industry solutions like L'Oreal's reconstructed skin models.

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yankodesign.com
Revolutionary 3D-Printed Bike Helmet Actually Morphs To Fit And Protect Your Head Perfectly

04.04.2025 – A novel 3D-printed bike helmet utilizes auxetic metastructures for superior impact resistance, actively contracting to dissipate crash forces. This innovation ensures a customized fit via hyperelastic polymers, enhancing safety and comfort. Anticipated reductions in production costs could popularize personalized helmets and extend this technology to other protective gear industries.

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geeky-gadgets.com
Formlabs Form 4L Review : Professional Resin 3D Printing Redefined

03.04.2025 – This high-precision resin 3D printer offers 25-micron resolution, ideal for industries requiring accuracy like healthcare and engineering. Equipped with advanced UV curing and automated resin dispensing, it supports diverse materials, ensuring efficient, high-quality production. Despite its $20,000 cost, its productivity and versatility provide significant long-term value to professionals.

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australianmanufacturing.com.au
New holographic 3D printing method uses sound to build structures

03.04.2025 – A novel 3D printing method employs high-pressure soundwaves to produce intricate structures, overcoming physical barriers. Unlike traditional layering, it creates entire objects simultaneously, enhancing efficiency. This breakthrough, potentially applicable in medical fields like bone and tissue repair, represents a significant advancement in the field of additive manufacturing.

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news.utdallas.edu
Researchers’ 3D-Printing Formula May Transform Future of Foam

02.04.2025 – Researchers have developed a novel 3D-printed foam combining chemistry and technology, offering enhanced durability and recyclability. This innovation utilizes dynamic covalent chemistry for self-repairing capabilities and is poised to revolutionize applications in insulation and shock absorption, with potential for high-impact uses like helmets and car bumpers.

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3dadept.com
Automotive AM at Toyota: Challenges in (complex) applications with Additive Manufacturing

02.04.2025 – Additive manufacturing in the automotive sector faces challenges in material properties, certification, and scalability. Toyota's phased exploration since the early 2000s highlights AM's role in prototyping and low-volume production. Addressing technical hurdles and evolving business models could leverage AM's potential in EV and mobility solutions.

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archdaily.com
Norman Foster's View on Designing for Space: New Exhibition of Extra-Terrestrial Projects Opens at Washington's Kennedy Center

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3dprintingindustry.com
Nano Dimension to Complete Desktop Metal Merger in New Strategic Vision

31.03.2025 – The Delaware Court ordered Nano Dimension to complete its merger with Desktop Metal, aiming to integrate resources for digital manufacturing leadership. Acquisitions with Desktop Metal and Markforged are intended to boost scale and customer base, aligning with strategic objectives in high-value applications across multiple industries.

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aero-mag.com
Stratasys unveils high-performance aerospace 3D printing materials

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timesofmalta.com
Exploring additive manufacturing of materials for aerospace industry

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voxelmatters.com
UC Davis researchers 3D print with soundwaves

29.03.2025 – A novel 3D printing technique, holographic direct sound printing (HDSP), leverages high-pressure soundwaves to project images and print structures in polymer materials. This method allows for rapid creation of two-dimensional shapes, showing potential in bioprinting applications such as bone and cartilage repair within the human body.

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freerepublic.com
Scientists Create Robot That Can Walk Right Off 3D Printer — No Electronics Required

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bostonherald.com
3D printed and factory-built homes could help tackle housing crisis

26.03.2025 – Innovative construction methods, such as factory-built modular homes, 3D printing, and hemp-based materials, aim to alleviate the U.S. housing crisis by reducing costs and accelerating build times. Challenges include high initial investment, regulatory barriers, and technological infancy, yet these approaches show promise for future affordability and sustainability.

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whatech.com
A Key Driver Transforming the Direct Energy Deposition 3D Printing Technology Market in 2025: Growth Of Aerospace And Automotive Industries Driving The Market Due To Increasing Demand For Advanced Materials In New Report

26.03.2025 – The direct energy deposition 3D printing technology market is set to grow from $4.21 billion in 2024 to $9.33 billion by 2029, driven by aerospace and automotive industries' demand for lightweight, high-precision components. Key trends include robotic large-scale deposition, AI integration, and eco-friendly materials.

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techxplore.com
Electronics-free robots can walk right off the 3D-printer

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cambridgenetwork.co.uk
More on Carbon Nanotube Specialist Material

24.03.2025 – High-precision micro 3D printing with ESD-safe materials is revolutionizing electronics prototyping. This technology mitigates electrostatic discharge risks, crucial for sectors like electronics and semiconductors. By utilizing advanced materials, IPFL provides rapid, cost-effective solutions for demanding industries, ensuring compliance with strict standards and enhancing product performance.

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3dprintingindustry.com
Axtra3D expands dental portfolio with new resins for its high-speed SLA printer

24.03.2025 – Axtra3D expands its dental materials portfolio, launching four new resins optimized for the Lumia X1 printer. These materials enhance precision and efficiency in dental model production. Partnerships with Oqton and 3Shape facilitate seamless digital workflow integration, supporting global advancements in digital dentistry and addressing production and labor challenges.

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supplychainbrain.com
Additive Manufacturing Can Mitigate High Tariffs

24.03.2025 – Additive manufacturing minimizes tariffs by enabling localized production, reducing costs, and enhancing supply chain resilience. It supports complex design customization with environmental benefits. Despite challenges like setup costs and material limitations, its long-term savings and efficiency gains, especially enhanced by AI, position it as crucial for modern industry adaptation.

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voxelmatters.com
Researchers use machine learning to enhance metal 3D printing

22.03.2025 – A novel machine learning-based framework enhances metal 3D printing by optimizing laser-directed energy deposition. The closed-loop system rapidly identifies optimal process parameters, improving manufacturing speed, precision, and quality. This advancement promises to transform industries by facilitating the transition to high-quality, adaptable additive manufacturing with minimal human intervention.

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techbullion.com
Choosing the Best 3D Printing Method for Product Development

22.03.2025 – Selecting the right 3D printing technology depends on material needs, part complexity, durability, and cost. Fused Deposition Modeling offers affordability; Stereolithography provides precision and aesthetics; Selective Laser Sintering delivers strength and complexity; Multi Jet Fusion balances speed and detail. Each method aligns with distinct product development requirements.

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metal-am.com
Bosch invests €6 million in metal Additive Manufacturing centre for volume automotive applications

21.03.2025 – An investment in advanced Additive Manufacturing at Bosch's Nuremberg facility aims to expedite component production and enhance market agility. The new machine, significantly faster than previous models, supports industrial-scale metal 3D printing, boosting competitiveness and sustainability while efficiently responding to varying production demands across diverse sectors.

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3dadept.com
Antimicrobial Additives in 3D printing filaments: Transforming industries through hygiene solutions

20.03.2025 – Antimicrobial additives in 3D printing filaments inhibit microbial growth on surfaces, enhancing hygiene in sectors like healthcare, aerospace, and food processing. These materials meet stringent regulatory standards, fostering innovation and collaboration for future applications in various industries, from consumer goods to construction, optimizing safety and product longevity.

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freerepublic.com
Revolutionizing Titanium Manufacturing: AI-Powered 3D Printing Breaks Barriers

13.03.2025 – AI enhances titanium 3D printing, accelerating production and improving material strength, crucial for aerospace and defense. Researchers use AI-driven models to explore new processing techniques for Ti-6Al-4V alloy. This innovation reduces manufacturing time, customizes material properties, and broadens additive manufacturing applications across various industries.

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thehindubusinessline.com
How Generative AI is Reshaping Manufacturing: The IBM watsonx Advantage

11.03.2025 – Generative AI is transforming manufacturing by enhancing quality control, optimizing supply chains, predicting maintenance, and improving customer service. IBM watsonx offers tailored AI solutions with features for ethical deployment and compliance, enabling manufacturers to boost efficiency, reduce costs, and maintain data security.

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metal-am.com
JAXA selects Nikon to develop advanced metal AM technology for space applications

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voxelmatters.com
EOS Introduces new nickel-based powders for additive manufacturing

06.03.2025 – New high-performance nickel-based powders, EOS NickelAlloy IN718 API and EOS Nickel NiCP, enhance additive manufacturing for demanding sectors like oil, gas, and semiconductors. These materials offer exceptional mechanical properties and environmental resistance, promoting sustainable production, complex geometries, and the adoption of 3D printing as a full-scale manufacturing solution.

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tctmagazine.com
Beehive Industries awarded study contract to evaluate 3D printing-enabled engine architecture for Collaborative Combat Aircraft

04.03.2025 – A study contract supports the Department of Defense's goal for scalable uncrewed combat capabilities. Beehive Industries will evaluate a 3D-printed engine for enhanced performance metrics, following a successful 500 lb thrust test. This aims to boost propulsion systems for Collaborative Combat Aircraft, crucial for future aviation advancements.

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Airframe Designs completes groundbreaking R&D project in polymer additive manufacturing

03.03.2025 – Airframe Designs completed an R&D project advancing ultra-polymer additive manufacturing for aircraft cabin interiors, co-funded by Innovate UK and part of NATEP. Utilizing soluble supports with AM200 material, the project enhances high-growth potential in aerospace and defense sectors, emphasizing innovation in lightweight, airworthy polymer part production.

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Honda lifts hood on use of metal 3D printing

27.02.2025 – Metal 3D printing enhances Honda's manufacturing efficiency and innovation in sectors like motorsports and aerospace. By utilizing metal powder bed fusion, Honda produces optimized, lightweight components, exemplified in F1 pistons and racing wheelchair handles. Japan's manufacturing sector is intensifying its adoption of additive manufacturing technologies, signifying broader industry shifts.

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Production Cost of Thermoelectric Materials Can be Drastically Reduced with 3D-Printing

26.02.2025 – A novel 3D printing method by ISTA engineers drastically reduces thermoelectric cooler production costs and waste. This customizable process creates durable, high-performance materials, suitable for diverse applications including electronics, aerospace, and medicine, promising industry transformation and improved efficiency, while maintaining competitive cooling capabilities at reduced expenses.

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Air Force seeks industry partner for versatile metal 3D printing technology 

25.02.2025 – The Air Force Research Laboratory has developed EWASP, a technology enabling direct 3D printing of conductive materials onto any substrate without post-processing. This method offers improved compatibility, reliability, and efficiency, benefiting industries like electronics, aerospace, and medical devices. Commercialization opportunities are available through TechLink, enhancing the technology's market potential.

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Rocket Labs 3D Printed Engines Propel IoT Satellites

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3D Printing Turns Coffee Grounds into Eco-Friendly Alternatives

19.02.2025 – Researchers developed a method to transform coffee grounds into a 3D printable paste, which when combined with mushroom spores, forms a biodegradable material. This innovation offers an eco-friendly alternative to plastics, suitable for creating structurally stable items like packaging, suggesting potential scalability for sustainable production.

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From Prototyping to Full-Scale Production: The Role of Ceramic Additive Manufacturing in Industrial Applications

19.02.2025 – Ceramic additive manufacturing's potential spans various industries by enhancing production of complex, high-performance components. Benefits include cost-effective, detailed, rapid prototyping and scalability for full-scale production without expensive molds. Industry examples from Bosch Advanced Ceramics highlight significant advancements in medical, semiconductor, automotive, and energy sectors, demonstrating the transformative impact on manufacturing.

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Coffee grounds and Reishi mushroom spores can be 3D printed into a compostable alternative to plastics

19.02.2025 – A team from the University of Washington has developed a sustainable, compostable alternative to plastics using used coffee grounds and Reishi mushroom spores. This innovative process 3D prints nutrient-rich materials into resilient objects, offering eco-friendly solutions for packaging and manufacturing while addressing plastic waste challenges.

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Crew Works Robotics Competition and 3D Bioprinter to Manufacture Cells, Tissues

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Microfluidic component library component library enables rapid, low-cost device prototyping

18.02.2025 – A groundbreaking droplet microfluidic component library offers rapid, cost-effective device prototyping, reducing costs to under $12 each and enabling a design-build-test cycle within a day. This innovation democratizes high-throughput biological and chemical screening, powering breakthroughs in fields like protein engineering and genetic circuit analysis with enhanced automation and quality control.

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Nature-Inspired Breakthrough Yields Thinnest 3D-Printed Fibers Yet

18.02.2025 – Nature-inspired 3D printing breakthrough enables fibers as thin as 1.5 microns, surpassing traditional limitations. By using an embedded printing technique that allows immediate curing within a gel mold, researchers can replicate intricate natural structures like hagfish slime, unlocking new potentials in micro-scale manufacturing and biomimetic applications.

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Scientists Created the Lightest and Strongest Nanomaterial Ever

18.02.2025 – A new AI-designed carbon nanolattice is ultra-light yet incredibly strong, outperforming previous nanomaterials in mechanical performance and producibility. With steel-like toughness and foam-like density, it has transformative potential for aerospace, defense, and medical industries, enabling faster, sustainable vehicles and more comfortable prosthetics. Scalability and efficiency are key advantages.

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Breaking the pattern: How disorder toughens materials

17.02.2025 – Enhancing disorder in mechanical metamaterials significantly boosts toughness, maintaining strength while resisting cracks. By adjusting geometric patterns, researchers doubled material resilience without altering composition. This nature-inspired approach holds promise for industries like aerospace, suggesting substantial opportunities in advancing structural engineering through complex geometric design in material development.

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17.02.2025 – Selective Paste Intrusion (SPI) revolutionizes concrete 3D printing by enabling complex geometries and superior weather resistance. Scawo3D's innovative process, offering faster production and superior material qualities, enhances architectural freedom and structural efficiency, potentially transforming construction with sustainable, durable, and cost-effective solutions amidst current skilled labor shortages and sustainability demands.

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Generative AI for Manufacturing Industries

17.02.2025 – Generative AI revolutionizes manufacturing by creating novel designs, optimizing processes, and enhancing quality control. It reduces time-to-market and production costs, while supporting sustainability and increasing operational efficiency. Implementation challenges include technical infrastructure, data quality, skills gaps, and integration. Success requires strategic pilots, robust data governance, and comprehensive change management.

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MIT engineers develop a fully 3D-printed electrospray engine

17.02.2025 – MIT engineers have developed a fully 3D-printed electrospray engine, achieving efficient thrust via voltage modulation. This innovation eliminates complex regulation systems, reducing weight and cost. Future work targets larger arrays and decoupling jet ejection processes, aiming to demonstrate a CubeSat using this technology for operations and deorbiting.

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16.02.2025 – Switching to PETG filament enhances 3D printing with superior durability, heat tolerance, and chemical resistance. It offers a reliable, flexible alternative to PLA, reducing reprints and warping while ensuring professional-quality results. Despite requiring careful calibration and higher costs, its robust performance justifies the investment for ambitious projects.

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16.02.2025 – Automatic gripper changes enhance CNC machine adaptability, reducing manual intervention, errors, and production bottlenecks. This innovation supports high-mix, low-volume production, maintaining consistent quality and efficiency. The integration aligns with Industry 5.0 goals, offering SMEs a cost-effective upgrade to modernize operations without needing new equipment.

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14.02.2025 – Waterloo researchers have developed eco-friendly graphene ink for 3D printing complex structures, heralding advancements in EMI shielding, electronics, and environmental applications. This innovation, utilizing engineered nano-scale surface chemistry, simplifies graphene's use, enabling scalable solutions for challenges like EMF protection, environmental cleanup, and carbon capture.

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13.02.2025 – Electric DC motors are crucial for industrial automation and robotics, offering precision, efficiency, and adaptability. Advances in motor technology, such as high-efficiency materials and smart controls, enhance their performance, supporting expanding applications and future trends in sectors like logistics, agriculture, and healthcare.

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12.02.2025 – Researchers have innovated a method to optimize 3D-printed metal microstructures by adjusting alloy compositions, enhancing strength and reliability. This discovery offers insight into phase changes during metal solidification in additive manufacturing, paving the way for advanced material applications across various industries, such as automotive and electronics.

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Robots are bringing new life to extinct species

12.02.2025 – Robots are revitalizing extinct species by replicating their movements to study past behaviors. They combine cutting-edge technology like 3D printing and AI with paleontological insights, enabling researchers to explore biomechanics. Examples include OroBot and Rhombot, which provide new perspectives on ancient locomotion and ecological niches, advancing evolutionary understanding.

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11.02.2025 – The 3D printing sector is poised for transformational growth by 2025, emphasizing AI-driven production, full-scale industrialization, and decentralized manufacturing. Increasing material innovations and sustainable practices will drive industry expansion, while geopolitical influences and market consolidation shape strategic regional operations, fostering scalable IP solutions and secure digital inventories.

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SAEKI raises $6.7M to scale robots for manufacturing

11.02.2025 – Manufacturing automation firm SAEKI secures $6.7M to enhance its unified production system combining large-scale additive manufacturing and precision CNC machining. With this technology, SAEKI aims to reduce lead times and costs, offering rapid, reliable manufacturing solutions while reshaping industrial production towards sustainability and supply-chain resilience.

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Application of the Month: NASA Uses 3D Printing to Manufacture More Accessible Antennas

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11.02.2025 – Ceramics, enhanced by technological advancements, offer versatile applications in art, interior design, and biomedicine. Innovations include vibrant pigments, mixed media art, and eco-friendly bioceramics. Notable uses span intricate 3D designs, sustainable washbasins, and renewable energy technologies, cementing ceramics' role in pushing creative and industrial design boundaries.

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Creaform’s 3D Scanning and Software Solutions for Reverse Engineering in Additive Manufacturing 

10.02.2025 – Reverse engineering in additive manufacturing is enhanced by Creaform's advanced 3D scanning and software solutions, which streamline data capture and scan-to-CAD processes. Their portable scanners and integrated software deliver precision, reduce costs, and accelerate time-to-market, benefiting industries like aerospace and automotive with efficient workflow integration and high-quality outcomes.

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New 3D printing process creates recyclable plastics that stretch and flex

09.02.2025 – A novel scalable 3D printing process using thermoplastic elastomers enables production of customizable, recyclable materials with directional mechanical properties. This technique enhances soft robotics, medical devices, and athletic gear with flexibility and strength, offering a cost-effective and sustainable solution. Future work aims to integrate additional functionalities such as sensors.

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LLNL advances cellular fluidics with multi-material 3D printing

07.02.2025 – Achieving breakthroughs in multi-material 3D printing, researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory utilize capillary action for cellular fluidics. This innovation enables precise fluid flow control in lattice structures, facilitating complex, multi-material designs for aerospace, biomedical applications, and more, while enhancing properties like strength-to-weight ratios and surface area optimization.

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Old fighter jets can be melted down and 3D printed into new ones

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Bio-based "living" material with self-healing properties could revolutionize regenerative medicine

07.02.2025 – Bio-based "living" materials with self-healing and nonlinear strain-stiffening properties offer breakthroughs in regenerative medicine, disease modeling, and soft robotics. Developed from hairy nanoparticle hydrogels, this innovation mimics ECM behavior, providing biological compatibility and potential applications in tissue engineering, 3D bioprinting, and adaptable mechanical systems.

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Cleaning up critical minerals and materials production, using microwave plasma

07.02.2025 – Microwave plasma technology, UniMelt, revolutionizes industrial materials production by minimizing toxic byproducts and streamlining processes. It facilitates recycling, enhances critical materials processing, and supports U.S. supply chain independence. Key applications include additive manufacturing and battery materials, with ongoing expansion and scaling efforts to boost sustainability and national security.

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A framework for soft mechanism driven robots - Nature Communications

07.02.2025 – This framework for 3D-printed soft robots combines soft and hard materials, enhancing structural integrity while maintaining adaptability. Using multi-material fused deposition modeling, it overcomes traditional robotics limitations, achieving efficient locomotion and impact resistance, ideal for real-world environments. Results include successful tensile testing for integrated materials, ensuring durability and operational versatility.

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This 4D-Printed Bio-inspired Smart Shade Moves on Its Own Without Electricity - Yanko Design

07.02.2025 – Leveraging advanced materials and computational fabrication, a new 4D-printed Solar Gate autonomously regulates indoor climates without electricity by responding to environmental humidity. It highlights advancements in additive manufacturing and sustainable architecture, using cellulose-based materials to significantly enhance energy efficiency and sustainability in adaptive building designs.

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06.02.2025 – Despite facing economic challenges in 2024, the 3D printing industry shows promise through reshoring and sustainability initiatives. Distributed manufacturing and innovations like automated print farms bolster localized production. Interest rates may stabilize in 2025, potentially revitalizing growth in defense and automotive sectors, highlighting resilience and innovation as key drivers.

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securities.io
The Future of 3D Printing: How Additive Manufacturing is Reshaping Industries

06.02.2025 – Additive manufacturing is revolutionizing industries by allowing precise, cost-effective production with minimal waste. It enables innovative, lightweight designs across aerospace, healthcare, automotive, and construction sectors. This technology supports customization and rapid prototyping from materials like polymers and metals, driving growth and sustainability in global manufacturing processes.

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