LACONIA — If readers think the hallways of Laconia High School are empty because it’s summertime, they should think again. After all, the LHS …
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A camera placed above sensors is adjusted during Rogue Space Systems’ test of a new 3DROSI technology at the Gilford Youth Center on Jan. 15. …
Mechanical engineer Dana Ruchti of Rogue Space Systems adjusts a mock satellite during a test of the company's 3DROSI technology at the Gilfor…
Principal investigator and sensor fusion engineer Alexander Kuyper watches the screen as a computer collects images of the mock satellite duri…
Principal investigator and sensor fusion engineer Alexander Kuyper, left, and mechanical engineer Dana Ruchti of Rogue Space Systems prepare t…
A mock satellite sits in the center of the gym as the team at Rogue Space Systems tests their new 3DROSI technology at the Gilford Youth Cente…