Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Is Your Car Stationary Due to COVID-19? Make Sure to Do This

During the COVID-19 lockdown, it is only natural for cars to stay parked for extended periods of time. Food orders, electronic good deliveries, and almost all grocery items can be delivered to your doorstep, so…

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How Will “Rotating Detonation” Rockets Change Space Travel?

A team of researchers from the University of Central Florida has presented its materialization of a “rotating denotation” rocket system, something that was previously thought to be impossible. This new type of rocket propulsion system…

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Bollinger Readying to Make a Bold Move with an EV Commercial Truck

Bollinger Motors is the name of a new American EV startup that aspires to revolutionize the field, and admittedly, we’ve had quite a lot of these since the beginning of 2018. Where Bollinger differentiates itself…

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NVIDIA Scientist Created and Open-Sourced a Low-Cost Ventilator

Bill Dally, NVIDIA’s Chief Scientist, has presented the world with an ultra-low-cost ventilator that can help cover the rising needs for this particular piece of medical equipment due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only has…

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Is Removing Oil From Compressed Air Systems Worth the Trouble?

Compressed air systems and pneumatics are commonplace in manufacturing, especially in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, electronics, and the cosmetics industries. They are used for cleaning, drying, pushing things around, controlling temperatures, etc. Inevitably, oil contamination becomes…

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France Sets Target for 44 GW of Solar Energy by 2028

The French government has just published an official journal laying out plans for a 44 GW solar energy target to be achieved by 2028. The first milestone was set for 2023, and has a target…

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The Ford Mustang Cobra Jet Is a Mean All-Electric Drag Racing Machine

Ford has just unveiled the new “Mustang Cobra Jet” as the successor of the original “428 Cobra Jet” that came out in 1968. The old one was a powerful dragster legend sporting 335 horsepower that…

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The Role of Ultrasounds in Bearing Failure Prevention

Bearings can fail due to a number of reasons, including out of spec operation, high temperatures, poor installation, excessive vibration, poor lubrication, and manufacturing or material defects. In this game of chances, technicians can use…

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Are Hydrogen Cars a Dead Horse Flogged by a Handful of Manufacturers Today?

Electric powered cars featuring battery packs are all the buzz today, but the time when hydrogen was purported to be the “fuel of tomorrow” isn’t that far behind. Today, Honda, Toyota, and Hyundai are offering…

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Artificial Enzyme can Break Down Plastics

The accumulation of plastics and micro-plastic particles on all corners of the planet is an intensifying problem that we have found no way to deal with yet. Simply put, the main issue is that there…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Is Your Car Stationary Due to COVID-19? Make Sure to Do This

How Will “Rotating Detonation” Rockets Change Space Travel?

Bollinger Readying to Make a Bold Move with an EV Commercial Truck

NVIDIA Scientist Created and Open-Sourced a Low-Cost Ventilator

Is Removing Oil From Compressed Air Systems Worth the Trouble?

France Sets Target for 44 GW of Solar Energy by 2028

The Ford Mustang Cobra Jet Is a Mean All-Electric Drag Racing Machine

The Role of Ultrasounds in Bearing Failure Prevention

Are Hydrogen Cars a Dead Horse Flogged by a Handful of Manufacturers Today?

Artificial Enzyme can Break Down Plastics

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