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 IAMCAS is expected complete work on its allotted number of 30 satellites for the project towards the end of 2023.Firms like GalaxySpace and China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) are also entrusted to develop satellites for the mission with the former already completing the launch of six low-Earth test satellites in 2022.

 Clear targets set to further the mission The task of forming the mega constellation is mainly borne by the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST). Things are set to change in the next five to 10 years as the country focuses to deploy a global network of low-Earth orbit satellites.the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) in March confirmed that the new Long March 5B and upper stage configuration would be used to launch satellites for a low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network.

Such an ambitious plan would hinder other international constellation operators from expanding their international subscribers. Reports have suggested that Yuanzheng-2 second-stage propulsion technology will be used for the first time by China on its Long March 5B.

CASCs main rocket-making arm is mainly involved in the process of readying the Long March 5B rocket for a high-density launch mission

There was also a prototype XGP (External Graphics Platform) box using the new Mobility Radeon HD 5870 GPU running Tom Clancys HAWX in three screens.by investing in Commonwealth Fusion Systems – a company that designs fusion technology to provide limitless and clean fusion energy.

DecarbonizationDecarbonization is the process of reducing CO2 emissions from production plants and embracing practices that help achieve the long-term goal of a low-carbon economy”The 3D-printed anthropomorphic hand was equipped with tactile sensors to sense what it was touching.

our lab has shown that it’s possible to get a significant range of motion in a robot hand just by moving the wrist.This robotic hand is expected to improve robotic graspingProfessor Fumiya Iida’s Bio-Inspired Robotics Laboratory at Cambridge’s Department of Engineering has been developing potential solutions to improve robotic grasping.