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Unlocking the Third Dimension in Transportation

Andrew Munday, Practice Director for Advanced Engineering, Atkins

Advances in distributed electrical propulsion, battery capacity, and highly automated flight controls are enabling a...

Drone Air Traffic Control

Lee Priest, CEO, ETAK

Drone deliveries are going to happen; it is just a matter of time.

Leading Edge Technology Platform for Low Cost Air Travel

Hilton Sturisky, CIO, Spirit Airlines

Just over a year ago, I was named Chief Information Officer of Spirit Airlines, the first ultra-low cost airline in...

Seamless Technology from Ground to Air

Ken Green, CIO, NetJets

In the last 20 years, the world has become completely interconnected through complex networks and everchanging...

Military UAVs - How Interoperable SATCOM Keeps the Hunters from Becoming the Hunted

Rick Lober, VP and General Manager, Hughes Defense, and Intelligence Systems Division

The satellite communications (SATCOM) systems that UAVs rely on require ever-higher network resilience to withstand operations in contested environments.

The Future of Defense is the Internet of Things Opened

Dr. Alex Grant, CEO & Co-founder, Myriota

The Internet of Things (IoT) is an exciting opportunity for the global defense and security industries.

Equipping Tomorrow's Space Technology Workforce

Rick Hefner, PhD, Center for Technology & Management Education, California Institute of Technology

We Must Help Those Entering The Workforce Transition From The Relative Safety Of The Academic Environment To The Demands Of The Industry Workplace

Space Is Open For Business: The Invention of the Cubesat and Low-Earth-Orbit Rocket

Tess Hatch, Investor, Bessemer Venture Partners

Now Launching And Operating A Satellite Is Much Easier And Far Less Costly – And Those Trends Are Expected To Continue And Accelerate

Delivering a Step-Change in Hypersonic Flight and Space Access Capabilities

Mark Thomas, CEO, Reaction Engines Ltd

Reaction Engines’ Sabre-Class Of Engine Is A Unique Proposition Blending Jet And Rocket Technology, And Will Facilitate The Design Of New Classes Of Air And Space Launch Winged Vehicles That Can Take Off And Land Horizontally

Space Technology is a $400b Workforce Development Opportunity

Shelli Brunswick, Chief Operating Officer, Space Foundation

Without A Skilled, Available, And Adaptable Workforce That Can Develop, Commercialize, And Apply Space Innovations To Industries Across The Planet, The Ongoing Technological And Economic Promise Will Fall Dramatically Short