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NASA flies helicopter and generates oxygen on Mars: 10 top stories of the week 23 Apr 2021 Professional Engineering The Ingenuity helicopter (left) flew above Mars for the first time, while the Perseverance rover generated oxygen using its Moxie instrument (Credit: NASA/ JPL-Caltech/ MSSS) NASA makes history with helicopter flight on Mars The NASA Ingenuity Mars Helicopter made history on Monday (19 April) as it took off from the surface and hovered for 40s, fighting against the low...

22nd April 2021 10:17 am 22nd April 2021 12:30 pm An aerospace project is underway that aims to develop a novel test and certification process for aeronautical structures that combines cyber-physical information. Airbus’ Iron Bird test rig (Image: Airbus) Sponsored by the Aerospace Technology Institute, £15m data-driven ‘Smarter Testing’ programme will use existing physical test programmes to explore how novel inspection techniques can be used to predict product performance and ident...

Date Time Engineers partner in ‘Smarter Testing’ project for aerospace sector Image: Installing a point sensor in the front section of a fuselage at Airbus in Toulouse under the remote direction of engineers in Switzerland and the UK Engineers at the University of Liverpool are part of a £10.6million innovative aerospace project that aims to develop a novel test and certification process for aeronautical structures, which will combine virtual and physical tests to provide a step reduction ...

‘Digital testbed’ could replace physical testing in aircraft manufacturing 21 Apr 2021 Professional Engineering Stock image. The Smarter Testing programme aims to explore digital inspection techniques for use in aircraft development and manufacturing (Credit: Shutterstock) ‘Digital inspection’ using simulation and modelling could replace physical testing in the development of new aircraft, the partners behind a new project have said. The Smarter Testing ...

THE South West is set to benefit from £78.3million of government funding for innovative aerospace projects.

THE South West is set to benefit from £78.3million of government funding for innovative aerospace projects.