Transportation, Aerospace & Aeronautics
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AFRL Regional Network Kicks Off Operations in the Midwest
Pilot initiative connects a diverse range of partners with the Air Force Research Labs to create a dynamic science and technology ecosystem.
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The Future of Cars: Safer, Smarter and More Connected
The time to address security concerns from increased digitization is now, to realize the full benefits of automotive innovation.
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Historic Artemis I Launch: What It Means
The launch of Artemis I marks the beginning of a new space age, echoing the excitement of the Apollo missions a half century ago.
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EV Charging Point Accessibility: What Improvements Are Needed?
Charging point accessibility can be a big deterrent to purchasing an EV, especially for people with disabilities. Why, and what can be done?
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NSF Announces Research Center for Smart City Streetscapes
NSF has launched a new Engineering Research Center that will focus on catalyzing and coalescing the emerging discipline of smart cities.
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How Autonomous Vehicle Technology Seeks to Onboard Disabled Passengers
Fully autonomous vehicle developers are seeking to ensure that disabled passengers aren’t left behind, and need IT professionals to take the wheel.
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SpaceX Dragon Resilience Makes History
The American space industry took another giant leap for mankind on 16 November, when the first NASA-certified private spacecraft successfully docked with the International Space Station (ISS).
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KISS? “Yes.” TMO? “No.”
Simplicity was the key to KISS system design. Yet it was not always adhered to as more complex systems arose in both civilian and military applications.
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A Salute to Captain William Eddy
When Pearl Harbor was attacked in 1941, retired Navy Captain William Eddy volunteered to return to set up a program to train much-needed radio technicians.
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A Master Class in Ingenuity
On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, IEEE Members share their memories of creating the technologies used in space.
