At the age of 79, the Hungarian cartoonist, graphic artist, illustrator, cultural historian, and artist of the nation Marcell Jankovics has passed away.
Drone Usage Supported by Majority of Budapesters
More than two-thirds of Budapest residents are open to the use of urban air mobility vehicles, i.e. drones, the Ministry of Innovation and Technology said on Sunday, citing an international survey.
The survey commissioned by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) involving six major European cities found that the majority of Hungarian respondents would be most likely to use UAM technologies in emergency situations. More than half of them saw potential in the use of unmanned helicopter drones to airlift people to hospital. Drones could also be used to transport doctors or help with disaster management, they said.
Schaeffler AG: Viktor Molnar appointed President Chassis Systems business division of the Schaeffler Group
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12.05.2021 / 08:10
- Viktor Molnar will drive the expansion of chassis mechatronics
- Two prominent volume-production nominations acquired for intelligent mechatronic rear axle steering system
Herzogenaurach | May 12, 2021 | Viktor Molnar (45) will assume the management of the Chassis Systems business division at Schaeffler on June 1, 2021. In this role, the native Hungarian will report to Matthias Zink, CEO of the Automotive Technologies division of Schaeffler AG, who has been managing the business division on a provisional basis for the interim period. In keeping with the claim We pioneer motion , the automotive and industrial supplier is continuing its transformation and, in addition to the electrification of the powertrain, is also ramping up activities in the field of chassis systems. The advancing auto
The officers have completed a course entitled “Introduction into the operation of space technology” at Debrecen University.
Defence State Secretary Szilárd Németh, who presented them the diplomas, said that both great powers and emerging countries were preparing to gain a foothold in outer space and direct “terrestrial life” from there. Their aspirations entailed national security and economic risks but offered benefits, too, he said.
Another astronaut, more private investment, and a national space agency could all be in the cards for Hungarian space research. Ministerial Commissioner for Space Research Orsolya Ferencz and project leader of the development of Hungarian satellites MASAT-1 and ATL-1 András Gschwindt spoke of where Hungarian space exploration has been, where it is now, and where […]Continue reading
Innovation Ministry, Universities Set up Drone Coalition
The Hungarian Drone Coalition has been set up to develop a strategy on the implementation, manufacture and research of drones, a sector expected to grow exponentially in the coming years, the innovation and technology minister said on Tuesday.
The initiative of the innovation and technology ministry, Széchenyi University, the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and air traffic control company HungaroControl are behind the initiative, László Palkovics told a press conference.
From January 1, 2021, the government will more strictly regulate the conditions of using unmanned aerial vehicles, a.k.a. drones, in regard to the non-disturbance of family life. According to the Ministry of Innovation and Technology’s communique, drones lighter than 120 grams and are not able to keep a distance of more than 100 meters from […]Continue reading