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Agenda & Opportunités
Industrie 5.0 : Préparez votre
entreprise au changement grâce aux formations BRIDGESMEs
La transition vers l'Industrie 5.0
impose de placer l'humain, la durabilité et la
résilience au cœur des procédés de
production et de fabrication.
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Infos membres
Toulouse : SERMA Ingénierie ouvre ses
portes aux experts de l'électronique embarquée pour un
afterwork recrutement
Le 17 septembre 2026, de 17h à
20h, SERMA Ingénierie organise un afterwork recrutement sur
son site de Cornebarrieu, près de Toulouse. Une soirée
immersive destinée aux ingénieurs
expérimentés souhaitant découvrir les
équipes, les...
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Aéronautique
L'Égypte, premier client
étranger du Rafale, envisage de commander 24 avions
supplémentaires aux 54 déjà
commandés
Premier client étranger du Rafale
en 2015, l'Égypte s'apprêterait à renouveler sa
confiance à Dassault Aviation avec une commande
supplémentaire de 24 appareils, selon La Tribune. Ce
troisième contrat porterait à 78 le nombre d'avions de
combat ...
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U.S. Navy Launches Competition for First
Carrier-Based Loyal Wingman Combat Aircraft for Ford and Nimitz Class
Carriers
The U.S. Navy is pursuing a
carrier-capable autonomous combat aircraft intended to extend the
reach and firepower of crewed fighters. On August 31, 2026, Naval Air
Systems Command began industry engagement for two functional
prototypes. The program could provide Gerald R. Ford- and
Nimitz-class carr...
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Un Rafale a été
ravitaillé en vol par un avion YY-20 chinois pour la
première fois
La semaine passée, les forces
aériennes égyptiennes et chinoises ont donné le
coup d'envoi de la seconde édition de leurs manœuvres
conjointes «Aigles de la civilisation». Les exercices au
programme porteront «sur des sujets tels que les tac...
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Syrian Air reçoit deux Airbus
A320
Alors que les Etats-Unis viennent de
retirer la Syrie de la liste des Etats soutenant le terrorisme,
Syrian Air s’apprête à vivre une nouvelle phase de
son histoire. La compagnie a reçu deux nouveaux Airbus A320 de
seconde main. Le premier, portant l’immatriculat...
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ELANTAS is driving the development of
recyclable composites with flame retardancy for the aviation
industry
New epoxy resin technology combines fire
protection, lightweight construction, and circular economy
principles. The aviation, transportation, and composites industries
are seeking sustainable solutions and recyclable materials. Test
results show that materials meeting high fire safety requirements
c...
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Ce fruit brésilien pourrait
bientôt alimenter les avions!
Un fruit encore peu connu du grand
public est au cœur d'un pari industriel de plus de 3 milliards
de dollars au Brésil. La macaúba, une plante native du
pays dont le fruit est particulièrement riche en huile, doit
servir de matière première à une nouve...
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De maintenance réactive à
prédictive, comment les aéroports s'inspirent-ils de
l'aviation pour leurs actifs ?
Ces actifs partagent les mêmes
contraintes opérationnelles, haut niveau de criticité,
coût élevé d'immobilisation, vieillissement des
actifs et pressions réglementaires croissantes. Cet article
soulève une question : que gagneraient les aé...
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Espace
Kepler Aerospace raises $8 million to launch
six swarming ISR satellites
Space infrastructure and mission
operations company Kepler Aerospace has raised $8 million in a seed
round led by Blue Ashva Capital and co-led by Finvolve India
Accelerator and other investors. The funding will support the launch
of the first six swarming ISR satellites under the programme and
scal...
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Technip Energies candidate à un
contrat de 10 milliards de dollars pour fournir du carburant à
SpaceX
Selon BFM Business, l’entreprise
française Technip Energies a répondu à un appel
d’offres de SpaceX pour construire une installation de
production de carburant sur la nouvelle base de l’entreprise en
Louisiane. Cette installation fournirait le carburant de la
f...
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GomSpace Secures 6.3 MSEK Power Systems
Contract from D-Orbit for ION Space Logistics Missions
On September 1, 2026, Swedish satellite
systems manufacturer GomSpace announced that Italian space logistics
provider D-Orbit selected GomSpace to supply flight power systems for
upcoming orbital transportation missions. Valued at 6.3 million
Swedish kronor (MSEK), the contract covers power electron...
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CycloKinetics and Venus Aerospace Complete
Initial Hot-Fire Testing of CycloRP Fuel in Rotating Detonation
Rocket Engine
The test campaign evaluated CycloRP, a
formulated drop-in replacement for standard RP-1 and RP-2 kerosene,
in Venus Aerospace’s rotating detonation rocket engine (RDRE)
hardware without structural or injector modifications. Designed to
remain compatible with existing tanks, pumps, and fuel lin...
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Europe launches new satellite to provide
faster and sharper weather monitoring
The Meteosat Third Generation Imager 2
satellite (MTG-I2) has successfully passed its first critical
post-launch milestones, completing the first full Meteosat Third
Generation constellation in orbit. The imager satellite MTG-I2 is
safely in orbit and operating as expected following its successful
l...
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Feature: Is it better to replace or
replenish satellite fleets?
Space is becoming increasingly
constrained as more satellite ventures and equipment are launched,
intensifying widely recognised concerns about debris. Less attention
has been given to satellite lifespans, which typically range from 10-
to 15-years. Once a satellite reaches the end of its
operationa...
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NASA Selects Blue Origin as Mars
Telecommunications Network Provider
NASA awarded Blue Origin a contract
Tuesday to develop the agency’s Mars Telecommunications
Network, a next-generation communications system designed to provide
reliable, high-bandwidth communications and navigation services for
current and future Mars missions. The firm-fixed-price contract
h...
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ViaSat-3 F3 satellite enters service across
Asia-Pacific
Viasat announced that its ViaSat-3 F3
satellite has entered service, with capacity now available to
customers operating across fast-growing markets in the Asia-Pacific
region. The milestone marks the beginning of commercial operations
for the satellite, expanding Viasat’s capacity and service
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Drones et nouveaux usages
TEKEVER acquires Flowcopter to expand
autonomous capabilities through breakthrough propulsion
technology
TEKEVER announced the acquisition of
Flowcopter, an Edinburgh-based engineering company that developed a
hydraulic transmission technology for aerospace propulsion. The
technology enables unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to carry heavier
payloads over greater distances than conventional
platforms. ...
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UAS Sentry Unveils Nexus Observer Portable
Dual-Band Remote ID Drone Detection System at Commercial UAV
Expo
Two
antennas, two dedicated processors and unique scanning algorithms
deliver portable 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz Remote ID detection for
$1,595 UAS Sentry today announced the UAS Sentry Nexus Observer,
a portable Remote ID drone detection receiver, from Commercial UAV
...
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Mara Raises $7M for Automated Drone Swarm
Killer System
Mara was founded to neutralize the
threat from FPV drone attacks. On August 26, the company announced a
$7 million funding round to bring Spike, its integrated counter-UAS
platform, from field testing to broad combat deployment. The round
was led by Khosla Ventures, with participation from a16z
Spee...
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Dronetag and AirWise Solutions Integrate to
Bring Remote ID Identification and Detection into the Airwise Nexus
Common Operating Picture
Dronetag and Airwise Solutions today
announced a strategic partnership to integrate their platforms.
Dronetag provides Remote ID identification and detection
infrastructure for low-altitude airspace; Airwise Solutions provides
enterprise drone operations, uncrewed traffic management (UTM) and
airspa...
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Singaporean eVTOL Conducts Test Campaign In
Germany
Singapore’s Nanyang Technological
University (NTU) has completed an initial flight test campaign for
its domestically-designed eVTOL prototypes. Conducted at the German
Aerospace Center facilities at in Cochstedt, the month-long mission
saw two scaled demonstrators perform a range of uncrewed ...
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South Korea Takes Next Step Toward
Commercial Urban Air Mobility
South Korea plans to launch a second
phase of its initiative to commercialize advanced air mobility in
2027, aiming to enable operations in urban areas by 2032. A follow-on
to the Korea Urban Air Mobility (K-UAM) Grand Challenge, the K-UAM
Safe Operation System (RISE) demonstration project.
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Raphe mPhibr Reveals its Plans to develop
autonomous unmanned helicopter
A bit of a twist in the latest reveal
from Raphe mPhibr. Not another fixed-wing helicopter/helicopter VTOL.
Not another hexacopter. There wasn’t a lot of fanfare for this
scale model of what seemed like a genuine unmanned helicopter —
single main rotor, tail rotor and the traditional con...
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