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JEOPARD Project PArtners Validate Parallel Real-time Java VM

The JEOPARD project, an initiative of aicas GmbH and the Open Group, and partially funded by the EU’s 7th framework…

Announces Expanded Opportunities to Send Payloads to the Moon

Lift capability of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket allows Astrobotic Technology to increase amount of payload available…

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Technical Workforce Development Through Robotics: A Conversation With Dr. George Blanks

The US workforce currently has a two million person gap in workers qualified for technical positions, putting the country at a competitive advantage.  What’s to be done?  In this Q&A session with Robotics Trends’ contributing editor John Desmond, Dr. George Blanks, Director of K-12 Engineering Outreach for the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering at Auburn University, believes that robotics in the form of the Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) program, is a step in the right direction.

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NASA UAV Test Pilot, Distinguished Astronaut and Two Technology Investors Join Astrobotic Technology Board Of Directors

Google Lunar X Prize competitor that plans return to Apollo 11 site adds four new members to its Board of Directors.