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Meet Apollo, the ‘iPhone’ of Humanoid Robots | CNN

Luis Sentis, founder of Apptronik, a startup spun out of the UT Austin Human Centered Robotics Lab, unveiled the company's latest robot, Apollo, the 'iPhone' of human robots.

SmallSat Alliance Recognizes Collegiate Prize Winners | SpaceNews

Two University of Texas at Austin teams took first and second place in the new annual SmallSat Alliance Collegiate Space Competition.

Space Debris Will Block Space Exploration Unless We Start Acting Sustainably | Scientific American

"Just like we all want to walk on clean beaches, we also need a space environment free from the trash we create on Earth." - Moriba Jah on the growing issue of orbital space debris in this Scientific American opinion piece.

Cross Talks #8 – MAGAL Constellation Podcast

Learn why UT's Center for Space Research and UT Portugal researchers are developing a constellation of small satellites to study ocean level variations and climate change in this Cross Talks #8 podcast featuring our own Brandon Jones.

Seattle, Denver, Austin Vie to be “Silicon Valley of Space” | Payload

"But as the state’s center for tech and innovation, and home to UT’s top-10 ranked aerospace engineering program, Austin has been trying to prop itself up as an entrepreneurial spoke of the space hub taking shape within the Texas Triangle."

5 Definitions of "Building the Space Economy" | Aerospace America

Space environmentalist Moriba Jah is one of five space luminaries who elaborate on what "building the space economy" means to them in this Aerospace America piece.

Apptronik readies its humanoid robot for a summer unveil | TechCrunch

Apptronik, co-founded by Luis Sentis, will unveil its humanoid robot this summer.

University of Texas students build advanced rocket, compete for $1 million prize in race to stars | KXAN News

Watch this KXAN News report featuring the Texas Rocket Engineering Lab (TREL). The team's goal? To become the first collegiate team ever to design, build and launch a liquid-propellant rocket to the edge of space.

A key step forward: Engineers take wearable ‘e-tattoo’ technology for heart disease to the next level | Cardiovascular Business News

Nanshu Lu's new ultrathin, lightweight electronic tattoo that attaches to the chest for continuous, mobile heart monitoring outside of a clinical setting is featured in Cardiovascular Business.

 

Texas Rocket Engineering Lab is pushing the boundaries of collegiate rocketry | The Daily Texan

This opinion piece in The Daily Texan features the Texas Rocket Engineering Lab and the team's rocket, Halcyon. "The Texas Rocket Engineering Lab is preparing students for the new space era with hands-on experience building and launching Halcyon."

Universal Hydrogen Successfully Completes First Flight of Hydrogen Regional Airliner | BusinessWire

Universal Hydrogen, an aviation company co-founded by ASE/EM professor John-Paul Clarke, made history with its successful first flight of a hydrogen-powered airplane. The flight is the largest hydrogen fuel cell powered airplane ever to take to the skies and largest airplane to cruise principally on hydrogen. 

Sierra Space Recruits Senior Industry Executive to Lead High-Growth Space Applications Business | Business Wire

Aerospace engineering alumnus Paul "Rusty" Thomas will be serving in a dual role at Sierra Space, as Senior Vice President and General Manager for the Space Applications business sector, and as the corporation's Chief Technology Officer.

UT, Texas A&M researchers make e-tattoos to show if someone is stressed | KXAN News

Nanshu Lu's work to develop a palm e-tattoo that measures emotional stress is featured in this KXAN News story.

Texas Program Studies Human-Robot Interactions | CBS News

Can robots and humans co-exist in public? Luis Sentis is leading research that will bring a fleet of delivery robots to The University of Texas at Austin campus, where researchers will study how humans interact with them. Watch this CBS News report to see the robots in action.

From fiction to reality: Could airships be the key to greener travel? | Grist

John-Paul Clarke, and ASE/EM professor and cofounder of Universal Hydrogen, weighs in on the future of hydrogen fuel for cargo operations in this Grist piece.

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