Japan building a “mega solar” power and wind energy plant

In the wake of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Fukushima Daichi nuclear power plant in 2011, arguably the worst nuclear power accident in history, the Japanese government has decided to phase out nuclear power…

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Self-Charging Power Cell Converts and Stores Energy in a Single Unit

Researchers have developed a self-charging power cell that directly converts mechanical energy to chemical energy, storing the power until it is released as electrical current. By eliminating the need to convert mechanical energy to electrical…

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HotTug: Hot Tub on the Go

The HotTug is a design by Supergoed: as simple as it is ingenious. Supergoed is owned by Frank de Bruijn, who works on a barge in the port of Rotterdam. Frank has a soft spot…

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Titan supercomputer debuts for open scientific research

The Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility is home to Titan, the world’s most powerful supercomputer for open science with a theoretical peak performance exceeding 20 petaflops (quadrillion calculations per second). That kind of computational capability,…

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3D-Printed Rockets Help Propel NASA’s Space Launch System

Parts for the rocket engines of NASA’s Space Launch System will be created using a method of 3D-printing known as selective laser melting. The space agency is taking advantage of new technology to help improve…

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How to Build a $10 Robot

Students interested in experimenting with robotics have a few options at their fingertips. One is Lego Mindstorm, packed with the creative potential of Lego pieces, plus motors, sensors, and a programmable computer to bring them…

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Kepler Motion, an 800-horsepower hybrid, takes to the street

We’ve been fanning over the upcoming Porsche 918 Spyder, a plug-in hybrid that promises 795 horsepower, all-wheel drive and stellar fuel economy, since forever. We’re also highly curious about Ferrari’s hybrid system on its new…

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Marine Robot Travels 9,000 miles with No Electrical, Fuel or Wind Power

Travelling 9,000 miles in a boat is a long way, but many crafts have navigated this distance for hundreds of years. Accomplishing 9,000 miles in an unmanned boat, called the Wave Glider®, makes this feat…

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An affordable, professional 3D printer

Are you frustrated that low-end 3D printers don’t have the quality to make the true beauty of your designs real? Do you dream of having the power and resolution of a truly professional machine on…

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Mechanical Engineers Create Magic Beans

Dave and Dave grew up together in Pennington, New Jersey where they spent our time inventing, designing and fabricating everything from kite buggies and robots to chainsaw-powered scooters and grind rails. After entering the workforce…

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Japan building a “mega solar” power and wind energy plant

Self-Charging Power Cell Converts and Stores Energy in a Single Unit

HotTug: Hot Tub on the Go

Titan supercomputer debuts for open scientific research

3D-Printed Rockets Help Propel NASA’s Space Launch System

How to Build a $10 Robot

Kepler Motion, an 800-horsepower hybrid, takes to the street

Marine Robot Travels 9,000 miles with No Electrical, Fuel or Wind Power

An affordable, professional 3D printer

Mechanical Engineers Create Magic Beans

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