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FAA Clears Bye Aerospace eFlyer 2 for Testing, Not Type Certification
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Schneider Charge Integrates Load Control to Avoid Some Costly Panel Upgrades

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UC San Diego Humanoids Complete Two Surgeries, but Motion Limits Block Clinical Use

Jonathan BarrettSeptember 2, 2026September 2, 20260

A robot shaped to work in a human operating room still has to meet performance standards set by machines designed…

  • Materials & Manufacturing

Beehive’s 40-Part Frenzy Engine Faces a 10,000-Unit Manufacturing Test

Edward CollinsSeptember 2, 2026September 2, 20260

Beehive Industries has reduced its Frenzy turbojet to roughly 40 parts, including bolts and washers, but consolidation alone does not…

  • Automotive Engineering

Molicel P70X Targets Hybrid Power Pulses With 900-Watt Five-Second Output

Robert McKinneySeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Hybrid batteries do not spend their working lives simply charging to full and discharging toward empty. They repeatedly absorb and…

  • Materials & Manufacturing

ORNL Prints Three-Arm Nuclear Vessel, but Qualification Remains the Hard Part

Edward CollinsSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Printing the shape is not the same as proving the pressure boundary. Oak Ridge National Laboratory has built a roughly…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Taiwan Rejects Japan-Made Patriots as 102 U.S. Missiles Face Supply Pressure

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Taiwan is holding firm on the origin of its next Patriot interceptors just as heavy American missile use is raising…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Britain Clears Storm Shadow Missile Data for Ukraine Assembly, but Foreign Parts Remain

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Ukraine may soon assemble Storm Shadow-family missiles at home without being able to manufacture the complete weapon independently. Britain has…

  • Aerospace & Spaceflight

Air Force Says B-21 and F-47 Are Ahead, but Only One Has Flown

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

The U.S. Air Force says its next stealth bomber and fighter are progressing faster than planned, but the two claims…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Air India 787 Engine Shutdown Led GE to Widen Safety Inspections

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

A compressor blade came loose inside an Air India Boeing 787-8 engine during flight, causing a surge and shutdown that…

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FAA Orders Boeing 787 Inspections Over Manufacturing Gaps and Fatigue Risk

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

A shim is meant to fill the space between aircraft structures before they are fastened together. If that gap exceeds…

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Air Force Needs 72 New Fighters Annually, but Factories Cannot Deliver

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Seventy-two new fighters a year is the U.S. Air Force’s stated requirement for keeping its fighter fleet steady. The current…

  • Aerospace & Spaceflight

Starlink Filled Rural Phone Gaps After Spain’s Largest Recorded Wildfire

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Starlink-backed phone service filled some rural coverage gaps after Spain’s largest recorded wildfire disrupted terrestrial mobile networks across dozens of…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Japan’s Defense Ministry Requests Record $55.6 Billion, Leaves Many Purchases Unpriced

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 2, 20260

Japan’s Ministry of Defense has requested a record 8.89 trillion yen, or $55.6 billion, for the fiscal year beginning in…

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Taiwan’s First Two F-16V Fighters Reportedly Depart, Leaving 64 Still Undelivered

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Taiwan’s long-delayed fighter order has reportedly reached its first delivery flight, but most of the program remains on the factory…

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After 21 Ukrainian Drone Attacks, Russia Extends Fuel Ban Amid 20-Year Refining Low

Stephen WallaceSeptember 1, 2026September 2, 20260

Russia has extended restrictions on producer exports of diesel, marine fuel and gas oil through September 30 after 21 reported…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Bugatti Sells All 250 Tourbillons as Rimac Backs Combustion

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Bugatti Rimac says the entire 250-car production run of the Bugatti Tourbillon has sold out, despite a $4.5 million base…

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James Webb Finds Three Feeding Black Hole Candidates 1.2 Billion Years After Big Bang

David WhitakerSeptember 1, 2026September 2, 20260

The James Webb Space Telescope has helped researchers distinguish three candidate actively feeding black holes inside one galaxy seen only…

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Russian Jet-Powered Geran Drones Keep Kyiv Under Alerts for Nearly 15 Hours

Stephen WallaceSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Speed changes more than the odds of interception. With less time to detect, classify and engage an incoming aircraft, a…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Boeing MAX 10 Ends Flight Tests; 777-9 Still Testing for 2027

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260

Boeing’s two major jets once expected to enter airline service in 2020 are taking different paths toward planned 2027 debuts….

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