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Ahead of his presentation – ‘AI-assisted in-cabin perception to software-defined cockpits’ – at the Automotive Design and In-Cabin Conference in Novi this October (27-29), Abdul Salam,…

After all these years, we still want to believe.Whether you’re a bona fide believer or a staunch skeptic, we can all agree that UFO legends and…

Mara Winn, vice president of aviation at K2 Security Screening Group, discusses the two US patents behind her augmented reality screening technology, and how heads-up guidance…

At the inaugural Automated Mobility Summit, which took place at Innovation Park Zurich on May 4-5, 2026, discussions focused on integrating autonomous mobility with public transportation. Autonomous…

PDW works to develop advanced drone communications systems By DRONELIFE Features Editor Jim Magill As modern warfare increasingly relies on the use of drones for surveillance,…

“Spider-Noir,” Prime Video’s new antidote to superhero fatigue arrived on May 27 and the spirited show is currently enjoying a wave of enthusiastic reviews from both…

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN)Rick Adams, a leading aerospace expert specializing in the areas of training, simulation, artificial intelligence, and safety. Adams is…

It’s done already? Tonight, “For All Mankind” launches into its 10th and final episode of an eventful fifth season filled with romantic gestures, explosive action, a…

Airbus-Testpilot Yann Beaufils zeigt auf der ILA, wie wendig ein immerhin 74 Meter langes Verkehrsflugzeug am Himmel bewegt werden kann.

As regulators increasingly recognise the benefits of autonomous mobility, industry leaders stress that the technology must also be commercially viable to achieve widespread adoption. At the…