Tricentis, a global leader in continuous testing and quality engineering, is introducing its spring release, adding new cloud capabilities for the company’s AI-powered, model-based test automation ...

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Recently, NIAR broke ground on a new restrained flight test facility, which will include out-of-ground and in-ground effect test rigs. The facility will provide eVTOL developers with a controlled ...

Team members with the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity joined a joint service, multinational contingent this month to test the latest in military medical technology as part of the Army ...

Testsigma, a leading cloud-based testing platform, is adding autonomous testing capabilities to its automation suite—powered by AI coworkers that collaborate with QA teams to simplify testing, speed ...

A suborbital version of Rocket Lab's Electron rocket launched for the first time June 17, demonstrating its utility to support hypersonic testing. (NASA/Patrick Black) WASHINGTON — A U.S. Defense ...

AT4 wireless, a DEKRA company, has announced the expansion of capabilities in its Bluetooth Qualification Testing Facilities (BQTFs), after adding Bluetooth 5 to its scope. On December 6, 2016, the ...

An airman helps line up the Air Force's hypersonic Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon Instrumented Measurement Vehicle 2 as it is loaded under the wing of a B-52 bomber for a test event. (Air ...

SAN ANTONIO — Feb. 2, 2022 —Southwest Research Institute has upgraded its test equipment to allow for testing the effects of transporting natural gas and hydrogen blends in the same pipeline. The ...

A Raytheon developed Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor, or LTAMDS. The Army has received six prototypes of the future missile defense radar and has begun critical testing of the system. (Photo ...

MIT Lincoln Laboratory personnel Joseph Zurkus (left) and Jacob Huang (right) operate a protected tactical waveform (PTW) modem and collect data while Ted O’Connell, also from Lincoln Lab, monitors ...