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Check out IROS TV produced for the IROS Kyoto 2022 Conference.
The show provides an amazing platform to highlight the latest news and stories, science, and technology in intelligent robots and smart machines!
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Catch IROS TV at IROS Kyoto 2022 Conference!
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Climate change is perhaps the most impending threat to our society. The headlines leave many of us feeling a bit paralyzed, while we try to determine which course of action is better than another.
In the 4th episode of our podcast series Innovations Uncovered our CEO Stephen Horn invites one of the leading climate scientists in the world to the program. Dr. Susan Lozier, Dean of the College of Sciences at Georgia Institute of Technology and the AGU President sheds light on the most impactful ways we could lessen our carbon footprint and explains why she is so optimistic to move into the solution space of climate technology.
Continuing on the topic of climate change and finding solutions we are once again producing AGU TV at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. Where we will be showcasing the latest research and emerging trends within the fields of Earth and space science.
EP 4:
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AGU TV 2021:
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Our producers are exploring new technologies ahead of the International Astronautical Congress in Paris. This week, it's all about the next generation of spacesuits that will unlock capabilities outside of the International Space Station, like the Artemis Mission to the Moon.
Stay tuned for more from IAF Congress TV, coming this September!
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WebsEdge is once again proudly partnering with the International Astronautical Federation to produce IAF Congress TV for the 73rd International Astronautical Congress, taking place this September in Paris.
For the project the team will be shooting some very exciting feature films from across the globe for an array of Universities, Organisations and Centres. They were in Italy this week on a shoot for Thales Alenia Space the global space manufacturer.
Perhaps the most exciting imminent space missions focus is on the moon, with NASA’s Artemis program aiming to land astronauts on the Moon by 2024 and Thales Alenia Space is playing a key role in much of the technology that will make this possible. As a top industrial partner for the Lunar Gateway, Thales Alenia Spaces' contributions include manufacturing the I-Hab and ESPRIT satellites for ESA, as well as the pressurized module for NASA’s HALO (Habitation and Logistics Outpost). They’ll be supplying Earth-Moon telecom technologies for NASA’s VIPER rover, which will search for water on the surface, as well as being the only European company in the Dynetics-led consortium to help develop the Human Landing System (HLS) for Artemis.
Their work is truly impressive, and you’ll be able to find out more about it on IAF Congress TV coming to a screen near you at the conference this September.
You'll be able to find all of the content here so stay tuned:
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