Nasa Tech Briefs September 2026
26AERP09
9/3/2025
- Content
- The Interconnected Battlefield: Optimizing Systems Beyond Standard D38999
- Enhancing Laser Processing Head Service and Quality Assurance: How Advanced Laser Diagnostics Transform Service Operations and Product Development for High-Power Laser Applications
- The Advantages and Disadvantages of 3U vs. 6U
- The Quality-Control Backbone of Military Textile Innovation
- Embedding Physical AI at the RF Edge for Defense Systems
- Advancing Resilient Long-Range Military Communications for Distributed Operations in the Indo-Pacific
- DARPA, U.S. Air Force Fly AI-Controlled F-16
Historic VENOM milestone demonstrates scalable AI development capabilities for the operational fleet. - DiOXYGEN Research Initiative Launches a New Era for France's Oxide Ceramic Matrix Composites Sector
IRT Saint Exupéry and its partners are celebrating the first anniversary of the "DIOXYGEN" project. This program marks the very first structured national initiative dedicated to building a competitive European supply chain for Oxide Ceramic Matrix Composites. - A New Research Facility for Robotics and Alloy Discovery in Texas
Researchers have received a $24.9 million grant to develop an NSF Materials Innovation Platform where universities, national laboratories and industry members can run alloy-discovery campaigns using robotic systems and artificial intelligence. - Can AI Design and Build a Jet Engine?
MIT students designed, built, and tested a jet engine with AI copilots, assessing AI's usefulness in developing high-performance aerospace systems. - Purdue Engineers Unlock Key to Combining Exceptional Strength with Plasticity for 'Intermetallics'
Materials engineers have developed the ability to manipulate structure and matter at the nanoscale for solid-state alloys called intermetallics, making it possible to alter their properties for extra performance characteristics.