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Hall-Effect Sensors from TT Electronics Headed to Saturn on Dragonfly Mission 

TT Electronics, a global provider of mission-critical power and sensing technology, has been selected to supply its Hallogic Hall-effect sensors for integration into fan assemblies on NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft mission. The sensors support a spacecraft subsystem where reliability and consistency are essential across the program lifecycle. Part of the company’s Optek portfolio, the sensors are designed for non-contact motion sensing and switching, with variants processed and screened for military and space-grade applications where consistency and reliability are design priorities. […]

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Realta & Commonwealth Partner to Commercialize Magnetic Mirror Fusion Energy 

Realta Fusion and Commonwealth Fusion Systems have made a long-term strategic partnership for the design and manufacturing of high-temperature superconducting magnets that Realta will use to accelerate the commercialization of its compact, scalable and modular CoSMo fusion energy systems that use magnetic mirror technology. The deal represents a second case where CFS is selling its powerful magnet and superconducting technology to other fusion developers.  […]

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Electric Hydrofoil Passenger Vessels Headed for Australian Market 

New Zealand marine technology innovator Vessev is expanding into the Australian market with the Enautic Group set to introduce Vessev’s electric hydrofoiling passenger vessels to Western Australia. They are powered by an underwater propulsion system using neodymium permanent magnet motors.   Several Vessev VS–9 vessels have been reserved […]