Steatite FROM THE OCEAN FLOOR TO THE EDGE OF SPACE COMPUTING BATTERIES COMMUNICATIONS ANTENNA IMAGING OUR TECHNOLOGY IS ENGINEERED FOR FLAWLESS OPERATION WWW.STEATITE.CO.UK TECHNOLOGY FOR HARSH ENVIROMENTS Haas’ control systems living at the lighter, simpler end of the spectrum, and more complicated software like ESPRIT being necessary for machines with more axes, options and dimensions. Theoretically, both types of software products can produce exactly the same kinds of parts; however, the processes adopted to achieve the same dimensions and finishes would be wildly different. The former type is streamlined compared with other multi-axis CNC software packages, and thus much easier to train new technicians to use, including those with little to no experience or education of CNC machining. The latter type comes with a much steeper learning curve, lacking much of the guidance and helpful graphics of the former, while offering significantly tighter and faster controls, and wider capabilities for timing and combining different subsystems inside CNC machines – so much so, that something like a multispindle machine would require ESPRIT or something similarly intimidating. Some in the CNC space have been known to scoff at the very streamlined and simplified approach taken by the likes of Haas toward both their machines and their accompanying control software (including several series of training videos on YouTube). However, it is anticipated that providing greater automation, streamlining and training resources for CNC machines is likely to be undertaken more and more by machine suppliers worldwide (including those associated with the highest complexity and quality of machinery) as companies try to lower the costs associated with training and replacing machinist staff, as the average age of machine tool operators rises and staff shortages start to mount. Another key step toward that streamlined future is expected to be increased integration between machine tools and 3D CAD data, including the ability to embed product manufacturing information into CAD diagrams to enable CAD designers and engineers to preinform how CNC and computer-aided manufacturing technicians program their milling set-ups, saving time and ensuring parts get sculpted and finished to exact preferences. The use of generative AI also represents potential gains in terms of helping create milling programs, and intelligent analytics for predictive maintenance of machine tools stand to save hugely on CNC production costs by avoiding major breakdowns before they can happen – much as is the case for uncrewed vehicles themselves. Acknowledgements The author would like to thank Brian Davis at Syncro Design, Gianluca Battisti at Gruppo Parpas, and Hayato Kariatsumari of Kagoshima Seiki Co., Ltd. for their help in researching this article. TECHNOLOGY FOR HARSH ENVIRONMENTS FROM THE OCEAN FLOOR TO THE EDGE OF SPACE OUR TECHNOLOGY IS ENGINEERED FOR FLAWLESS OPERATION WWW.STEATITE.CO.UK COMPUTING COMMUNICATIONS ANTENNAS IMAGING BATTERIES Our content is accessible online and in print, enabling a global network of engineers to read it however and whenever they choose. Our content is 100% original, peer reviewed and exclusively written for uncrewed engineers. 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Print readership 6,000 individually mailed copies, shared by three readers on average 18,000 51,750 48% 17% 19% 16% Forward features Schedule overview Issue 64 | October/November 2025 Issue 68 | June/July 2026 Issue 65 | December/January 2026 Issue 69 | August/September 2026 TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: Connectivity / Data transmission With many different connectivity technologies available for uncrewed systems, from long range WiFi, 4G, 5G and the evolution of 6G, as well as non-terrestrial networks and broadband satellite, we’ll compare and contrast the options. PRODUCT FOCUS: Propellers With the dawn of certification for BVLOS autonomy, having robust and safe propellers is more important than ever. High-quality propeller materials, qualification tests, manufacturing and QC are thus indispensable, as are innovative approaches to propeller structural integrity, aerodynamic efficiency, blade protection and more - all of which we will dive into in this article. INSIGHT: Uncrewed Ground Vehicles COVER STORY: Uncrewed Ground Vehicle TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: AI certification With artificial intelligence becoming more mature, the technology will increasingly require certification. We explore how the certification requirements determine the design of uncrewed systems. PRODUCT FOCUS: Composites Housings, hull fairings and structural components are pushed to the limits of weight reduction, cost minimisation and strength in uncrewed vehicles. We investigate how composite material suppliers are hitting such targets. INSIGHT: Uncrewed Space Vehicles COVER STORY: Uncrewed Ground Vehicle TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: Sense & avoid Arguably the key to autonomous technology across all domains, there continue to be many alternative approaches to tackling this challenge. We look at the latest techniques and technologies on offer for detecting obstacles and other vehicles. PRODUCT FOCUS: Electric motors Whether fully-electric or hybridised, new motor and generator products that can maximise energy and power efficiency, are critical to uncrewed vehicle designs and missions. We will investigate the latest innovations across motor design and manufacturing that uncrewed vehicle OEMs should know of. 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Be it models, accelerators or a need for certification, we will look examine the latest range of software and hardware technologies being used. PRODUCT FOCUS: Gimbals With customers hungering for more and higher quality data, gimbals for airborne, maritime and terrestrial survey must be designed more rigorously than ever. In this focus we’ll explore how global gimbal manufacturers are pushing the boundaries. INSIGHT: Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles COVER STORY: Uncrewed Marine Vehicle TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: Power management Managing the power and distribution thereof, of an uncrewed vehicle is a vital element of the system management when looking to maximising range. We look at the latest options available to designers. PRODUCT FOCUS: Sonar Sonars are vital not only for gathering clear, high-resolution 2D and 3D underwater data, but also for autonomous navigation in complex environments. We will investigate some of the latest innovations across single-beam sonars, multibeam echosounders, side scan sonars and more. INSIGHT: Uncrewed Space Vehicles COVER STORY: Uncrewed Ground Vehicle TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: Image sensors Image sensing technology, particularly cameras and LiDAR, are crucial for autonomous vehicles to perceive their surroundings in order to navigate safely. In conjunction with radar and other sensors they create a robust and reliable perception system. We look at the very latest developments. PRODUCT FOCUS: Servos Servo actuators are essential to safe steering, ascent, and descent (as well as engine throttling) across UAVs and autonomous marine systems. As servo manufacturers continue to work to expand their production efficiency, quality control, and product capabilities; we reach out to uncover how they’re doing it. INSIGHT: Uncrewed Marine Surface Vehicles COVER STORY: Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: Additive manufacturing Various forms of 3D printing are adding many more design options to the development of uncrewed systems. We consider the latest advances in materials and additive manufacturing, from structural components to battery cells. PRODUCT FOCUS: Navigation systems / GPS solutions Threats of GNSS jamming, spoofing and more are a major concern for the safe navigation of uncrewed vehicles. We will investigate how nav system manufacturers are working to outmanoeuvre jammers and spoofers, and achieving more precise positioning and heading data across sparse, congested, and otherwise hazardous environments. 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