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Ireland-based Ubotica Technologies has opened its new U.S. headquarters at the Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI), located within the NASA Glenn Research Center.

NASA’s Glenn Research Center’s “An Evening With the Stars,” held Aug. 29 at Windows on the River near Cleveland’s historic waterfront, showcased research and

The fledgling company plans to build a giant training pool in Brook Park, next to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, as part of a $200 million to $250 million project.

This will be the first international direct flight at the airport since 2018.

The Business Navigator Alliance of Clark, Coles, Crawford, Edgar, Effingham and Moultrie Counties is developing this aerospace industry project.

For the first time in a long time, a group of state and local leaders made the argument that Northeast Ohio deserves a larger share of the $22.6 billion budget requested for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for fiscal 2022 — and the group is doing the same for the $26 billion in NASA funding the White House plans to request as they look to bring $830 million to NASA Glenn as part of the fiscal 2023 appropriations budget.

The local biomimicry group will be a subsidiary of the institute. It will work with its members to see if they can identify lessons from nature that can be applied to aerospace applications, the organizations report.