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31 October 2026·Quality Testing & Safety

Saab and General Atomics flight test early-warning radar on MQ-9B drone

Saab's LoyalEye radar system was flight tested aboard the uncrewed MQ-9B aircraft, successfully tracking air and sea targets at long range. The test is a step toward airborne early-warning capability on unmanned platforms.

Source: Aerospace Testing International

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  • 28 Sep 2026·Power & Propulsion

    Rolls-Royce leads EU hybrid-electric aircraft project

    Rolls-Royce Deutschland will head the pan-European Elevate project developing hybrid-electric propulsion technology for aviation. The initiative is part of broader EU-funded research into cleaner…

    Source: Aerospace Testing International
  • 28 Sep 2026·Automated & Autonomous Systems

    Boeing-led Spain project tackles eVTOL jamming and spoofing

    A Boeing-led consortium in Spain will research methods to detect satellite-navigation jamming and spoofing threats affecting autonomous air taxis. The work targets a key…

    Source: Aerospace Testing International
  • 24 Sep 2026·Quality Testing & Safety

    Automotive Testing Must Shift From Coverage to Risk Focus

    As test programs expand across SIL, HIL and full-vehicle levels, coverage metrics keep rising while confidence in system safety often does not improve at…

    Source: Automotive Testing Technology International
  • 22 Sep 2026·Quality Testing & Safety

    Fraunhofer automates X-ray inspection of EV batteries

    Fraunhofer IIS has developed software that automatically screens X-ray images of complete EV battery packs for mechanical faults. Developed under the AIR research project,…

    Source: electrive.com
  • 22 Sep 2026·Quality Testing & Safety

    New Noise Models Aim to Shape Supersonic Aircraft Certification

    German researchers are developing higher-fidelity aerodynamic models to predict sonic boom and airport noise from supersonic aircraft. The work is intended to inform international…

    Source: Aerospace Testing International
  • 19 Sep 2026·Quality Testing & Safety

    Bye Aerospace eFlyer 2 cleared for flight testing

    Bye Aerospace has received a Special Airworthiness Certificate for its all-electric eFlyer 2 trainer, allowing the flight-test program to begin. The milestone marks a…

    Source: Aerospace Testing International
  • 19 Sep 2026·Connectivity & Software

    AI co-driver converts spoken test notes into structured data

    Softwarehelden has added a conversational AI assistant, Cluu Co-Driver, to its vehicle testing platform, letting test drivers speak observations that are automatically sorted into…

    Source: Automotive Testing Technology International
  • 16 Sep 2026·Power & Propulsion

    BMW begins prototype testing of hydrogen-powered iX5 SUV

    BMW has started testing prototypes of its upcoming hydrogen fuel cell SUV, part of a five-powertrain lineup for the next-generation X5. The iX5 Hydrogen…

    Source: electrive.com
  • 16 Sep 2026·Digital Transformation

    New Python API unifies aerospace test automation workflows

    dSPACE has launched a Test Automation SDK offering an open Python API that reuses test cases across SIL and HIL environments. The tool also…

    Source: Aerospace Testing International
  • 13 Sep 2026·Connectivity & Software

    Keysight and University of York team up on AI safety for SDVs

    Keysight Technologies and the University of York's Centre for Assuring Autonomy are collaborating on research to validate AI safety in automated driving and software…

    Source: Automotive Testing Technology International
  • 11 Sep 2026·Quality Testing & Safety

    Keysight and University of York team up on AI safety testing

    Keysight Technologies and the University of York's Centre for Assuring Autonomy are collaborating on research to validate AI safety in advanced driver assistance and…

    Source: ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International
  • 7 Sep 2026·Connectivity & Software

    Vector adds AI agents to CANoe test and validation tool

    Vector has added AI-driven automation and Model Context Protocol (MCP) support to its CANoe development and test environment, allowing engineers to trigger complete workflows…

    Source: automotivetestingtechnologyinternational.com
  • 7 Sep 2026·Quality Testing & Safety

    New best practice guides training for remote AV assistants

    The Automated Vehicle Safety Consortium (AVSC), a program of SAE Industry Technologies Consortia (SAE ITC), has published a new best practice addressing remote assistance…

    Source: globenewswire.com