Author Archives: Bill Toulas

These are the Most Common Causes of Bearing Failure

Bearings are specifically designed and made to take a beating, being able to rotate at mind-boggling speeds, withstand vertical and perpendicular loads, extreme temperature changes and ranges, and violent vibrations. Still, sometimes, bearings just fail,…

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Generating Electricity out of Pouring Rain

A team of researchers from the City University of Hong Kong and the University of Science and Technology of China has developed an electric power generator that works with rain droplets. This is not the…

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The Coronavirus Pandemic is Fueling Automation

Necessity is the mother of invention, and humanity is in a necessity for various things that workers can’t provide. We need safer stores (online?), shelves full of goods, contact-less delivery of products, ventilators, cooked food,…

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Bosch and BASF Further their Collaboration in Digital Agriculture

BASF and Bosch will expand their collaboration in the field of digital agriculture, uniting their power to launch more advanced, efficient, and eco-friendly systems. The two German giants have been working together since 2016, but…

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Here are the Blueprints to Build a Tiny Nuclear Reactor in Your Backyard

If you’ve always dreamed about building your very own nuclear reactor but you were lacking the knowledge on how to do it, here are some news to cheer you up. A nonprofit startup named “Energy…

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Modern E-Bikes Promise to Travel at a Cost of Just $0.001 per Mile

Two new e-bike models that are planned for launch in 2020 are claiming to have the ability to travel up to a thousand miles, at an energy cost of just a dollar. That’s approximately traveling…

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Isinnova Saved Lives by 3D Printing Ventilator Valves, but They’re Now in Legal Trouble

Isinnova, an Italian 3D printing start-up has responded to the plead of emergency units for ventilator valves. They printed out spare parts and supplied the Chiari hospital in Brescia that was dealing with an overwhelming…

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Detroit Automakers Will Shut Down their Production Plants After All

Automakers based in Detroit have finally agreed to shut down their production plants, after receiving heavy criticism and pressure from the personnel and the local authorities. Everyone is worried about the rapid spread of the…

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Insilico’s AI is Helping Scientists Find Treatment Against Covid-19

Undoubtedly, the latest “Covid-19” coronavirus strain has caught us by surprise, as the development of an effective anti-viral drug as well as a vaccine is still underway. Insilico Medicine, an American startup, is joining the…

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Metal 3D Printer “Metal X” now Deployed in a U.S. Military Base

Markforged, the Boston-based startup that has been leading the developments in the field of metal 3D printing has announced that its “Metal X” system is soon to be deployed in the U.S. Army. Already, the…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

These are the Most Common Causes of Bearing Failure

Generating Electricity out of Pouring Rain

The Coronavirus Pandemic is Fueling Automation

Bosch and BASF Further their Collaboration in Digital Agriculture

Here are the Blueprints to Build a Tiny Nuclear Reactor in Your Backyard

Modern E-Bikes Promise to Travel at a Cost of Just $0.001 per Mile

Isinnova Saved Lives by 3D Printing Ventilator Valves, but They’re Now in Legal Trouble

Detroit Automakers Will Shut Down their Production Plants After All

Insilico’s AI is Helping Scientists Find Treatment Against Covid-19

Metal 3D Printer “Metal X” now Deployed in a U.S. Military Base

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