Aerospace Defence and Security

This research service analyzes the developments in sensor fusion technologies and applications. It discusses in detail, various innovations and factors for the adoption of sensors fusion technologies in applications such as automotive, healthcare, defense and so on.

This research service analyzes the emerging trends in wireless sensor network technologies and the application sectors catered to including industrial automation, defense, healthcare, environmental monitoring etc.

This research service provides an assessment of the opportunities for nanocomposites in key application sectors such as automotive and packaging. It also prioritizes the impact of nanocomposites in other application sectors such as aerospace and defense, consumer goods, building and construction, electrical and electronics and healthcare.

This research service throws light on the latest global developments as well key industry trends related to Synthetic Aperture Radars (SAR) technique that is used in a number of applications.

This research service provides an assessment of recent and emerging information and communication technologies, according to their utility value for applications in the aviation sector

This research service provides an assessment of communication technologies for applications in military defense.

The new-generation aircraft uses pneumatic power controls combined with electric power for environmental control, ice protection, and APU units. The hydraulic units were with a de- centralized hydraulic control. These are backup flight controls with mini-pumps driving electro-hydraulic actuators (EHA). Smaller than conventional pumps, these mini-pu...

The use of advanced flight control system reduces the weight of the aircraft. The aircraft integrators manufacturing new technology aircraft are aimed at reducing the weight of the aircraft without compromising on the efficiency of the aircraft.

Until the early 1980s all space launch activities were undertaken by government organisations, be it for commercial applications. But with the increasing demand to launch satellites into the orbit and the time taken by the government organisations, private companies were ready to pay millions of dollars to launch their satellites into the orbit.