Author Archives: Michael Cooney

Ford Receives Permit From California to Test Autonomous Cars Next Year

The California Autonomous Vehicle Testing Program has granted Ford a permit to begin testing its autonomous cars on public roadways next year. California continues to be an extremely popular location to test autonomous cars as…

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Three-Year $7 Million Shell Ocean Discovery XPrize Competition About to Begin

A while back, I wrote about Google’s Lunar XPrize competition designed to encourage teams to compete in developing new technologies for moon exploration. Now, the XPrize Foundation is back with another global competition, this time…

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SpaceX Announces First Launch Date Since Its Failed One Back in June

Elon Musk tweeted out the first launch date of the SpaceX Falcon 9 since its explosion back in June. As you can infer through tweet below, using simple math, the launch will occur on December…

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This Company Envisions Las Vegas’s Hyperloop to Be an Open-Air Track

There are entire classes at universities now dedicated to Hyperloop design plans, not to mention companies vying to develop Elon Musk’s vision of future transportation. One company, Hyperloop Technologies, plans to build a test track…

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How To: Bust Open a MasterLock Using Only a Small Hammer

We’re reviving the sometimes forgotten “How To” section of Industry Tap. What better place to start than with a simple tutorial on breaking open a MasterLock using merely a small hammer. A recent YouTube video…

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Preorder Customers for the Tesla Model X Can Choose Their Features Starting From $80,000

Good news for customers who have preordered Tesla’s Model X crossover… You can now go in and begin choosing your options, from the color of the vehicle you want to deciding between the 70D, 90D,…

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British Government to Shut Down All Its Coal Power Stations by 2025

The British Government plans to shut down all of the UK’s coal power stations by 2025. Not to mention, restrictions are expected to be put on the use of coal power stations as early as…

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Google’s Tiny Autonomous Cars Get New Paint Job Through Design Contest

Residents of Austin, Texas and Mountain View, California have had time to check out Google small autonomous cars ever since the tech giant deployed the vehicles on public roads in the two cities this past…

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The World’s Largest Construction Projects in One Comprehensive Infographic

Max Bracken, Marketing Manager for a company named Bracken Foam Fabricators, an Irish manufacturer of high-quality foam products, recently put together an interesting infographic regarding the world’s largest construction projects. He says he was fascinated…

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Giant Carbon Loom is an Engineering Marvel and Hypnotizing to Watch

Every time I come across a fascinating industrial video, I feel the need to at least post it for everyone else to enjoy. Today, we have a massive carbon loom that precisely weaves together fiberglass…

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Author Archives: Michael Cooney

Ford Receives Permit From California to Test Autonomous Cars Next Year

Three-Year $7 Million Shell Ocean Discovery XPrize Competition About to Begin

SpaceX Announces First Launch Date Since Its Failed One Back in June

This Company Envisions Las Vegas’s Hyperloop to Be an Open-Air Track

How To: Bust Open a MasterLock Using Only a Small Hammer

Preorder Customers for the Tesla Model X Can Choose Their Features Starting From $80,000

British Government to Shut Down All Its Coal Power Stations by 2025

Google’s Tiny Autonomous Cars Get New Paint Job Through Design Contest

The World’s Largest Construction Projects in One Comprehensive Infographic

Giant Carbon Loom is an Engineering Marvel and Hypnotizing to Watch

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