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AAI Offered Contract for Advancing Aerial Sensing Technology

Hunt Valley-based AAI Corp, an automated aircraft expert, will advance an aerial sensing system for the U.S. Navy based on their $30.2 million agreement for guiding the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to inspect and invade the submarine under-sea rivals and exterior war vessels.

13 Oct 2010

NASA Awards Raytheon Two JPSS Contracts

NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center has granted two contracts valued at $1.7 billion, for a period of eight years to Raytheon Company on behalf of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS).

From Raytheon Company 8 Oct 2010

Geospatial Revolution Project Spotlights the Significance of GPS System

Geospatial data serve as a handy GPS receiver for guiding personal journey and enables the security of the homeland too.

20 Sep 2010

NASA to Throw Open Creative Challenges to the Public

Hampton-based NASA Langley Research Center has conducted an open innovation challenge for the first time, and two, out of the three creative challenge solvers were from Italy.

20 Sep 2010

Protimeter HygroTrac Sensing System from GE to Monitor Psychometric Conditions

General Electric (GE) Company’s Protimeter HygroTrac Environmental Monitoring System, is to be employed in a pilot program, to predict the optimized glazing and insulation taking place during restoration of London’s 23-storey Ferrier Point Block in Canning Town.

16 Sep 2010

WISE Sensor Technology to Facilitate Water Markets

Electronic Control Security (ECSI), a supplier of entry control and perimeter security systems, declared that it has arrived into an important agreement with JMAR, the inventor of laser-oriented product solutions for microbiological examination of organisms in water.

12 Aug 2010

Future Needs of Oceanographic Sensors Addressed by Chelsea Technologies

Richard Burt, Sales & Marketing Director, Chelsea Technologies Group addressed the Fifth Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission Global Conference on Oceans, Coasts and Islands on the future of oceanographic sensors and technology and shared his vision of future developments.

From Chelsea Technologies Group 10 Aug 2010