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Sunnyvale - Mar 05, 2003 
Trimble Corp and Rosum Corp have signed a joint technology and licensing deal to combine Trimble's GPS technology and Rosum's television-based positioning technology (RPT). Having a universal method of determining location is particularly important to a variety of both indoor and outdoor emerging, high-volume applications such as supply chain management and asset tracking, logistics and inventory control, security and various automotive uses. |
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The Kuipers Beckon As Pluto Mission Funded Sacramento - Mar 03, 2003
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Arctic Oscillation: Cold Heralds Hot
Boulder - Mar 05, 2003Why has the Arctic warmed so dramatically in recent years? How does the Arctic's circulation keep frigid air over the poles and sometimes allow it to spill across the United States? And how might global change affect the behavior of this circulation? TUBE-ing with TESEO: Treaty officials assess how space could help 
Paris (ESA) Mar 05, 2003One international treaty official offered to a recent ESA workshop his motivation to participate in a pilot project to see how satellite imagery could monitor international treaties. |
Fort Lauderdale - Mar 05, 2003Attendees at the Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA) Winter Symposium and Exhibition are being given a glimpse into the future of military communications, courtesy of Harris Corporation. Kitty Hawk To Galileo: A Century Spent Soaring Cloud Nine 
Pasadena - Mar 03, 2003The flight team for NASA's Jupiter-orbiting Galileo spacecraft ceased operations on Friday, Feb. 28 after a final playback of scientific data from the robotic explorer's tape recorder. |
News Smart Sensors Have Vast potential Across All Industries
San Jose - Mar 05, 2003Advances in miniaturized electronics and ongoing research are developing intelligent sensing devices into highly sophisticated sensors for a vast range of applications. Is The Space Shuttle Critically Flawed 
Prague - Mar 3, 2003The Columbia inquiry is far from its final conclusion, but many questions have arisen about the safety of the Space Shuttle system. Even if the cause of the fatal accident is found directly in the Shuttle spacecraft itself, the root of its problem could be in the Shuttle's basic design philosophy which has a primary influence on safety and performance. |
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