Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, standing in the heart of Paris since 1889, symbolizing man’s achievements in engineering, construction, and architecture. Since its completion, the tower has…

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Putting “cat whiskers” on Small Drones to Avoid Collisions

Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia are developing a whisker-based sensing system that they hope could help small drones avoid obstacles and collisions during flight. Mimicking nature is always a smart thing to…

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Cyprus Estimates a Projected Profit of About $9 Billion From Gas Drilling

The government of the Cypriot Democracy has made its profit estimations from the upcoming offshore drilling operations public, and they are promising to say the least. Spokesman Georgios Lakkotrypis announced that their country has to…

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Astronomers Fear That We’re Living The Last Days of Enjoying the Night Sky

Last month, we reported about SpaceX’s Starlink project that launched their first 60 of a total of 12000 satellites that are planned to form an artificial constellation of high-speed internet. In the same time that…

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Lipex Engineering Ups Its Basalt Fiber Game

The Munich-based glass fiber expert Lipex Engineering GmbH has just announced their plan to build a new basalt fiber production plant in Russia, and on the Gukovo area in Rostov to be more specific. The…

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Aging Delayed in Mice by Administering a Protein Supplement

Could we slow-down or even stop aging by simply taking protein supplements? According to the recent findings of a group of researchers from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, this is actually…

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The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

The Boring Company has been assigned a contract by the city of Las Vegas that asks it to design and build a high-speed loop for the local Convention Center. The loop’s purpose will be to…

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Implementing IoT Into Industrial Manufacturing

The internet of things (IoT) and by extension the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) are already here, so the question of how to implement them in the most beneficial way is now raised more often…

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Chevrolet Introduces Mandatory “Buckle to Drive” System

Chevrolet claims that teens have the lowest rates of putting the seatbelt on, so the car manufacturer has decided to make buckling up mandatory for them. More specifically, they have incorporated the requirement to use…

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FACC Opening a Composites Facility in Croatia to Meet Demand

FACC AG is an Austrian composites developer and manufacturer who provides advanced aeronautical solutions. From lightweight wings, tails, and fuselage parts, to engine parts, sidewall panels, ceiling panels, and luggage racks, FACC makes everything out…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

Putting “cat whiskers” on Small Drones to Avoid Collisions

Cyprus Estimates a Projected Profit of About $9 Billion From Gas Drilling

Astronomers Fear That We’re Living The Last Days of Enjoying the Night Sky

Lipex Engineering Ups Its Basalt Fiber Game

Aging Delayed in Mice by Administering a Protein Supplement

The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

Implementing IoT Into Industrial Manufacturing

Chevrolet Introduces Mandatory “Buckle to Drive” System

FACC Opening a Composites Facility in Croatia to Meet Demand

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