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Apollo 13 and Birth of the Digital Twin

August 21, 2024

In this special documentary edition of the Engineer Innovation podcast, we explore the role that engineering simulation played in rescuing three American astronauts from near-certain death, turning what could have been NASA’s biggest disaster into its greatest success.

By Stephen Ferguson
2 MIN READ

Revolutionizing Drug Development in Space with Varda

June 28, 2024

Revolutionizing Drug Development in Space Manufacturing in space leverages the unique conditions of microgravity to enhance processes that are challenging…

By Pioneers Production Team
< 1 MIN READ

Impulse Space’s Pioneering Approach to In-Space Transport

September 29, 2023

The world is currently witnessing the rapid commercialization of space. There are over 100 launch companies, some of which are…

By Pioneers Production Team
< 1 MIN READ

Space Tourism and the Overview Effect with Jane Poynter

September 13, 2023

Listen on your podcast platform of choice 🎙️ Or watch the video on YouTube ▶️ What to expect from this episode:…

By Drew Wilson
< 1 MIN READ

Preview | Future Car Podcast | Jane Poynter

September 6, 2023

Welcome back to the Future Car Podcast where this week we are greeted by Jane Poynter, co-founder and co-CEO of Space Perspective,…

By Drew Wilson
< 1 MIN READ

Arkisys and the Evolution of Space Entrepreneurship

August 31, 2023

Arkisys and the Evolution of Space Entrepeneruship We’re in the middle of a second space age, one increasingly driven by…

By Pioneers Production Team
< 1 MIN READ
The Apollo 15 Command Module in the National Museum of the US Air Force

Where Today Meets Tomorrow Podcast – Digitalization past, present, & future with Ken Amann

July 16, 2020

“One of the drivers of complexity is the desire by the customer for personalization.” Ken Amann, Executive Consultant, CIMdata Inc….

By Conor Peick
2 MIN READ

Building the future of Aerospace Part I

March 17, 2020

Aerospace and defense is traditionally a capital-intensive industry and not suitable for start-ups. Yet, there were more than 6,000 aerospace…

By Dale Tutt
4 MIN READ