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Richard Noble and his teams have been setting World Land Speed records for over 40 years. For 4 years they have be researching ground breaking technology to challenge for the most dangerous record of all – the Water Speed Record. Key to success is stability and control of the 20,500Ib thrust Spey jet powered craft. A world first use of super-cavitating microfoils will be tested using a quarter scale fully autonomous test boat late this year/early next year.
RVmagnetics, the sole manufacturer of the smallest passive sensor of physical quantities in the world, will be attending the Advanced Engineering 2024 conference.
Richard Noble and his teams have been setting World Land Speed records for over 40 years. For 4 years they have be researching ground breaking technology to challenge for the most dangerous record of all – the Water Speed Record. Key to success is stability and control of the 20,500Ib thrust Spey jet powered craft. A world first use of super-cavitating microfoils will be tested using a quarter scale fully autonomous test boat late this year/early next year.
IoT has always relied on cellular connectivity to provide wire-free, secure, ubiquitous coverage to support IoT use cases. The technology is ideal for the needs of IoT devices but connecting to cellular networks has always been complex, fragmented and inflexible. This puts IoT in a chicken-and-egg situation in which complicated connectivity requirements slow time to market and impede growth.
