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From AI to Orbit: Five Initiatives Shaping the Future of Aerospace

April 30, 2025

In 2025, five key themes have emerged, offering a snapshot of where the defense, aviation, and space industries are headed next.

By Danny Santoro
3 MIN READ

Digital Debunking: Is Technology from “Guardians of The Galaxy” Fiction or Future Science?

May 4, 2023

Despite the fact that “Guardians of the Galaxy” is science fiction, it’s possible that some of the technology we see on the big screen will eventually become real. Such is the joy of science fiction – read more to explore Altair’s technologies like simulation, AI, and HPC.

By Danny Santoro
5 MIN READ

How Additive Manufacturing Became a Game-Changer in the Rocket Propulsion Industry

November 29, 2022

Additive manufacturing (AM) in the rocket propulsion industry is a huge opportunity. In this article, learn about additive manufacturing’s past and future potential.

By Danny Santoro
6 MIN READ

Digital Twin Technology’s Sustainability Potential

September 12, 2022

Organizations and industries around the world are increasingly turning to digital twin technology to develop and implement more sustainable products, processes, and workflows.

By Danny Santoro
5 MIN READ

Digital Debunking: Could a Rover Beat a Sports Car in Martian Drag Racing?

August 30, 2022

Let simulation take you to Mars to witness the first drag race between a Mars rover and a sports car. But which vehicle will emerge victorious?

By Danny Santoro
6 MIN READ

Digital Debunking: Can Simulation Make Hypersonic Travel Commercially Viable?

April 8, 2022

Hypersonic travel is associated with speeds more than five times the speed of sound within Earth’s atmosphere. Today, engineers have achieved air travel reaching over 7 times

By Danny Santoro
9 MIN READ

Digital Debunking: Can the Humble Egg Support the Weight of a Person?

August 31, 2021

In 2020, the U.S. alone produced 99.1 billion eggs showing just how much people love them, whether they are fried, poached, boiled, or scrambled. Something that often

By Danny Santoro
4 MIN READ