Next-Generation moon rovers: General Motors and Lockheed develop autonomous electric moon rover vehicles for future commercial space missions

After giving us a sneak preview of their plans back in May 2021 through a Youtube teaser video [1, and see embeded video], General Motors and Lockheed Martin have announced …

Next-Generation moon rovers: General Motors and Lockheed develop autonomous electric moon rover vehicles for future commercial space missions Read More »

Other Popular Stories

  • Supply of oil at record highs, at 100 million barrels a day for the “first time ever”; expected to grow
  • NASA Commenses Isolation Project CHAPEA in Preparation for Mars Missions: 4 Volunteers Enter Isolation
  • Continued strength in manufacturing in November: RBC
  • Auto Sales Down Again for Big Car Makers
  • Air-Breathing battery development increases storage capacity with greater longevity at a fraction of the cost of other batteries.
  • Wasted mechanical energy could solve world's energy needs
  • Canada Goose doubles production capacity with new Toronto plant
  • Korean intraocular lens may help with early Alzheimer’s detection: KIMM's smart contact lense may
  • 200 days in lockup: Four volunteers live in simulated moon lab in preparation for future moon mission
  • Automation, robotics to have profound effect on industry in coming years
  • Space X's Falcon Heavy could explode with the force of a nuclear weapon; over 1400 airline flights delayed by space launches in 2018
  • Ontario to invest $900 million in energy-saving retrofits in social housing, rental stock
  • Demand for 100K engineers over next ten years in Canada
  • Energy costs, global temperature, continue rising
  • Bombardier takes orders for CSeries at Farnborough
  • Bombardier to build 170 high-speed rail cars for Siemens
  • Ghost ships: are we ready for autonomous super ships? BHP Billiton thinks we are, plans to utilize automated ships
  • Stronger concrete made from recycled tires developed by UBC Engineers: could help reduce carbon footprint of 3 billion tires-a-year
  • Manufacturing sales up in December but down for the year on weak energy sector
  • Recovery continues as NA car sales head for year 2000 levels
Scroll to Top