The space balloon will take passengers to an altitude of 35 kilometers, allowing them to view the curvature of the Earth and space for six hours.
It is equipped with seven actuated joints that require precise computational and communication coordination to replicate complex movements.
The SKA project, with thousands of antennas distributed in Australia and Africa, promises to be the most sensitive and advanced radio telescope ever built.
NVIDIA has demonstrated that its new technology can reduce robotic development time from months to less than a week, revolutionizing the industry.
The GeoStar 2.0 system includes a removable Plexiglas dome that allows direct observation of the distribution well where the geothermal probes are located.
The mobile factory can produce up to 8,000 bricks per day, enough to build a school or ten small houses per week.
The solar track uses only one third of the water that would be used in a manual cleaning, coming from a pressure washer.
The subsea pump developed is the first of its kind to operate without seals or barrier fluid, using seawater to cool and lubricate its system.
The tower under construction in Karlskrona will become the second tallest structure in Sweden, reaching 200 meters in height.
The IE-FLIGHT system enables true zero-emission flight, using evaporative cooling technology to improve thermal efficiency.
These measurements form a unique and valuable dataset, providing essential information for megamodeling studies, extreme weather events and large-scale calibration of numerical models.
The Okeanus A-Frame system has a 20-ton capacity and has been tested on two major projects prior to its official launch.
