The recent $52 million in funding for NorthStar Earth and Space Inc's 40 satellite cluster, is just the latest in an aerospace boom that's poised for launch. →

This type of simulation is an interesting option when looking towards constructing a ‘first time right’ print, and necessary for achieving the efficiencies required of a fully industrialized additive manufacturing process. →

The physician-assisted robot helps dissect and assist in the harvesting of follicular units directly from the scalp for hair transplants. →

The company announced last week it will lay off 5,000 workers as part of a five-year plan to rein in costs, and reduce the net long-term debt of US$9 billion. →

The funding is an effort to promote innovation and economic growth in marine-based industries, including renewable energy, fisheries, aquaculture and shipbuilding. →

Bombardier announced last week it is selling the Q400 program to a Longview subsidiary for about US$300 million. →

The work consists of a number of large structural, machined components for Airbus' assembly facility in Nantes, France. →

Fashioned after your old high school science class, research firm CB Insights provides a visual primer of the Canadian tech landscape. →

UR is offering a future-proof roadmap for customers of Rethink’s Baxter and Sawyer models and is ready to help those customers transition to their cobots. →

While they haven't disclosed who it is KUKA does cite "many years of close cooperation with our customer,” as a factor for the contract. →

The massive 3,000 sq foot facility will focus on humanoid, aerial, ground and magnetically-levitated robotics. →

Kristen Facciol will be sitting "on console," when David Saint-Jacques departs for the international space station on December 3. →

Meant for those with spinal cord injuries, ReWalk was the first exoskeleton to be cleared by the FDA for sale in the United States in June 2014. →