Topcon IP-S2 Mobile Survey System, a new technology, has been introduced in the Chinese Shanxi Province by the Shanxi Foundation Geographical Information Institute (FGII).
Leuze electronic has introduced the LSIS 422i smart camera that reads up to 99 2D barcodes or data matrix codes on every image simultaneously.
Innovative Wireless Technologies (IWT) has received the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and the Technology (S&T) Directorate for enhancing the unattended ground sensor technology for infrastructure protection and border security.
NEC Display Solutions of America has recently added the 52-inch P521 LCD display to its P-Series range. This LCD display joins the 70-inch P701, the 46-inch P461, and the 40-inch P401 LCD display family from NEC. The industrial strength display is useful for rigorous and round-the-clock functioning in environments like healthcare, staging, public information, rental, and airports.
The Space Shuttle Discovery launch for the Mission STS-131 was successfully powered by the three Space Shuttle Main Engines (SSME) developed by Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne. The mission aims to provide science equipment and supplies for enabling astronauts to study the Earth better.
Logos Technologies has demonstrated the Light Weight Expeditionary Airborne Persistent Surveillance (LEAPS) system successively. The Office of Naval Research has funded the development of the LEAPS system. The light-weight LEAPS system will offer a persistent-surveillance capability to the Marine Corps and the Navy.
Sofradir and FLIR Systems will jointly develop new-generation camera cores and dual-band detectors for making thermal cameras with advanced capabilities for commercial and military applications.
A technology that will enable space vehicles in the future to dock easily with the International Space Station is under development by NASA contractors and engineers for the last two years.
3e Technologies International, the subsidiary of EF Johnson Technologies, has received additional incremental $2.4 million funding for two contracts of the U.S. Navy. The $1.6 million first funding increment relates to supply of the virtual perimeter monitoring system (VPMS) to the Navy and is under the $48 contract announced by 3e Technologies in October 2008.
FLIR Motion Control Systems has recently introduced computer controlled E-Series pan/tilt models.
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