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GE Researchers Working to Speed Up Certification of Software for Critical Military and Industrial Systems

March 21, 2022
  • Leading a $10.5 million project through the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) Automated Rapid Certification of Software (ARCOS) program focused on rapid certification of software 
  • Today it can take one year and cost $5 million to re-certify modest code changes
  • GE Research is partnering with GE Aviation Systems, Galois, and Guardtime Federal to enable assurance models that dramatically reduce the certification timeline and costs while improving data integrity and security

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GE Scientists Working to Make Nuclear Power a More Attractive Carbon Free Energy Alternative

March 15, 2022
  •  Developing an innovative inspection technique called RADMASS (Resonance Absorption Densitometry for Materials Assay Security Safeguard), to help enable affordable ways to reprocess fuel with advanced nuclear reactor concepts  
  • Awarded $4.5 million project through the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy’s (ARPA-E) Optimizing Nuclear Waste and Advanced Reactor Disposal Systems (ONWARDS) program to develop and demonstrate RADMASS
  • Project part of a comprehensive effort through ONWARDS to recycle fuel and make nuclear

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Fatbergs Beware: GE Research Demonstrates Autonomous “Pipe-worm” Robot that Can Demolish Hard, Solid Waste Deposits

March 08, 2022
  • Innovative, autonomous soft robot design adapted from the giant earthworm tunneling robot developed as part of the Defense Advanced Research Agency’s (DARPA) Underminer Program
  • GE’s Pipe-worm (Programmable Worm for Irregular Pipeline Exploration) adds cockroach-like whiskers to its powerful fluid powered muscles to give it extreme flexibility and perception capabilities 
  • Ideal for autonomous monitoring, inspection, repair and even mapping of oil and gas pipelines or underground municipal water and sewer systems.

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GE Research Awarded NASA Grant to Develop High Temperature Solutions to Enhance Missions to Venus

January 05, 2022
  • GE researchers applying novel silicon carbide (SiC) photodiode technology to develop and demonstrate a UV imager that reliably operates in hot and harsh environments of 500 degrees Celsius (932 degrees Fahrenheit) to study the composition and structure of Venus’ surface and atmosphere
  • Venus is the hottest planet in the Solar System, with extreme atmospheric pressures and surface temperatures of 475 degrees Celsius, or 900 degrees Fahrenheit, similar to a wood-fired pizza oven
  • High temperature, ruggedized electronics are essential for enabling long-term robotic exp

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Let’s Network: AT&T Is Helping GE Research Bring Ultra-Fast 5G To Its Lab In A Push To Transform Industry

Will Palmer
December 13, 2021

Over the past two decades, four generations of mobile networks have changed how we live, shop and talk to each other. But the next-generation wireless networks, 5G, which can achieve data transmission speeds 10 to 100 times faster than we’re currently used to, could quickly change the status quo again. 5G has big implications for everything from gaming and shopping to advancing the promise of smart buildings, appliances and cars. One industry it could alter dramatically is healthcare.

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GE Demonstrates “Autonomous Robot ATVer” with the US Army

August 04, 2021
  • GE’s prototype ground vehicle successfully navigates on its own through unstructured environments, including forests and heavily wooded areas at its research campus in Niskayuna
  • Army researchers have successfully tested this approach at their test facility in Maryland
  • GE’s autonomous system integrates its novel Humble AI technology, which enabled the  ground vehicle to determine certain vs.

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The Autonomous Dig: GE’s Giant Earthworm Tunneling Robot Finds its Own Way

July 08, 2021
  • Autonomously tunnels and navigates around small rocks and other obstacles  underground at a distance comparable with commercially available trenchless technologies
  • GE Robot’s ability to function reliably in extreme, rugged environments a first in soft robotic design
  • Demonstration a significant milestone through the DARPA Underminer program to advance tunneling technologies in support of military operations

NISKAYUNA, NY – July 8, 2021 – Neither the

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Going with the Flow: GE Researchers Successfully Test Subscale 3D Printed Heat Exchanger at Temperatures 400°F Higher than Conventional Devices

June 23, 2021
  • Subscale Demonstration hits key milestone on the Lab’s project with ARPA-E called UPHEAT – Ultra Performance Heat Exchanger enabled by Additive Technology
  • GE scientists using the power of 3D design and printing to break efficiency barriers and reduce carbon emissions in large-scale power generation and flight.
  • Project on track for demonstration of heat exchanger prototype by Q1 2022 that operates at temperatures exceeding 1,650 °F and pressures >3,600 psi

NISKAYUNA, NY – June 23, 2021

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Something In The Air: This Pocket-Sized Device Could Instantly Alert First Responders To Dangerous Chemicals

Will Palmer
Amy Kover
June 11, 2021
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The scene of an emergency can be rife with uncertainty, and the last thing first responders need to worry about is whether it’s safe to be there. That’s why scientists at GE Research have started working on a small detector designed to sniff out dangerous chemicals and sound a warning.

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GE Researchers Unveil 12 MW Floating Wind Turbine Concept

May 24, 2021
  •  Highlights $4 MM Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) ATLANTIS project during ARPA-E’s Virtual Innovation Summit
  • Project involves the design and development of optimized controls that could enable future offshore turbines 35% lower in mass compared to current designs for floating offshore turbines
  • Floating Turbines would open up possibility for offshore installations at depths beyond >60m
  • Would dramatically expand potential of US offshore wind

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