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DMG MORI News
DMG MORI presents DMC 65/75 monoBLOCK 2. Generation
The two 5-axis simultaneous machining centers produce complex workpieces up to ø 630 x 500 mm and 600 kg on a footprint of just 8 m².
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Textron News
Textron Systems delivers XM204 anti-vehicle munitions under LRIP contract
Textron Systems delivered XM204 Top Attack Munition after April 2025 certification, enhancing U.S. Army terrain shaping, counter-mobility, and allied defense.
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BAE SYSTEMS News
BAE Systems Space Weather Satellites Launch
BAE Systems successfully launched the Carruthers Geocorona Observatory for NASA and the SWFO-L1 spacecraft for NOAA, which will study and monitor space weather and its impact on Earth's exosphere.
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Dassault Systemes News
NCC uses Dassault Systèmes cloud to enhance industrial research
The NCC adopted Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE cloud platform to connect teams, data, and AI applications across the U.K. to accelerate sustainable, model-based engineering solutions for industry.
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Archer News
Archer’s Midnight Reaches 7,000 Feet in Record Flight Test
Milestone marks latest step in envelope expansion testing as the eVTOL aircraft proves range, speed, and readiness for upcoming FAA certification and global commercialization.
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Firefly Aerospace News
Firefly Aerospace Receives $10M NASA Addendum for Blue Ghost Mission 1 Lunar Data
Additional contract covers nearly 120 GB of transit and surface data from Firefly’s historic lunar mission, including first HD images of a solar eclipse and insights into extreme Moon environments.
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WEBASTO News
Webasto Launches New Marine AC Series
Webasto has launched its new BlueCool S-Series, a compact and powerful marine air conditioning unit with outputs ranging from 5,000 to 24,000 BTU/h, suitable for all types of boats.
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Northrop Grumman News
Northrop Grumman AHT IMU Excels in Third Hypersonic Rocket Test
Northrop Grumman’s AHT IMU survived extreme g-forces, altitude, and velocity, completing three reusable tests in six months, ensuring GPS-denied precision.
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