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Liebherr presents modular innovations for urban aviation at eVTOL Show Europe 2026

Ruth Arteaga · February 20, 2026

Liebherr exhibits its LiVCAS® system for eVTOL and puts forward EMA developments tailored to safe and electric urban aviation.

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Archer integrates NVIDIA’s AI to lead the way in autonomous aviation

Simón González · February 17, 2026

The company will deploy NVIDIA IGX Thor on its eVTOL aircraft from its Los Angeles facility.

Aerospace

Germany boosts reusable hypersonic platform with Polaris development

Inspenet. · February 8, 2026

The German armed forces commissioned Polaris to develop and operate a two-stage reusable hypersonic hypersonic vehicle for technology testing and scientific experimentation.

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The Government of Singapore strengthens its technology with the “National Space Agency of Singapore”.

Joshua Falcón · February 3, 2026

The formalization of the NSAS on April 1 will centralize satellite operations and regulate a $1.8 trillion aerospace market.

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High speed imaging is transforming how engineers view jet combustion

Simón González · January 21, 2026

New imaging techniques allow real-time observation of the flame, validating models, improving efficiency, and reducing emissions in jet engines.

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EHang connects Guangdong and Hainan with its eVTOL EH216

Ruth Arteaga · January 7, 2026

EHang's EH216 crosses the Qiongzhou Strait in 18 minutes, demonstrating the potential of autonomous inter-province transportation.

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Electra requests type certification for Electra EL9

Simón González · January 5, 2026

Ultra-short takeoff hybrid-electric aircraft moves forward in its FAA Part 23 regulatory process

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Saab and Divergent advance autonomous aircraft with 3D printed fuselage

Ruth Arteaga · December 17, 2025

4.5-meter fuselage, 3D printed and assembled without tools, will fly in 2026 as an autonomous drone.

Aerospace

FibreCoat and Lofith to test ultra-strong materials in space

Ruth Arteaga · November 9, 2025

A recyclable satellite composite will be exposed for one year to space conditions to validate its use in orbital structures.

Aerospace

Future space rocket launches could affect ozone layer, study finds

Joshua Falcón · October 29, 2025

The precedent of agreements such as the Montreal Protocol demonstrates that it is possible to address global environmental threats.

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Construction

Electricity Generation

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Liebherr presents modular innovations for urban aviation at eVTOL Show Europe 2026

Archer integrates NVIDIA’s AI to lead the way in autonomous aviation

Germany boosts reusable hypersonic platform with Polaris development

The Government of Singapore strengthens its technology with the “National Space Agency of Singapore”.

High speed imaging is transforming how engineers view jet combustion

EHang connects Guangdong and Hainan with its eVTOL EH216

Electra requests type certification for Electra EL9

Saab and Divergent advance autonomous aircraft with 3D printed fuselage

FibreCoat and Lofith to test ultra-strong materials in space

Future space rocket launches could affect ozone layer, study finds