Aviation

Man Flies Plane Repaired with Duct Tape After Bear Attack! Is There Anything Duct Tape Can’t Fix?

After flying in to do some fishing, an anonymous man forgot he left a cooler with some bait in the cargo bay. It didn’t take long for a bear to smell it. Take a look…

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Groundbreaking, World Record Breaking Earth Mover Boasts a 160,000 Pound Payload

LeTourneau’s L-2350 is one of the world’s most impressive and awe-inspiring machines that takes tough mine work and makes it look very, very easy. Some people in the construction industry think that the Caterpillar 994…

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Technology Transforms the Paper Airplane into a Bluetooth, App-Controlled Device

PowerUp Toys’ new product, the PowerUp 3.0 Smartphone Controlled Paper Airplane Kit, is looking to rejuvenate the public’s interest in paper airplanes. The new paper airplane kit is actually the third generation of the toy,…

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Why There are No French Fries in Space

It’s impossible to prepare food in space due to zero gravity. The ingredients would float. There is no convection in hot fluids to redistribute the heat, so they experience highly localized heating unless you stir.…

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Globalization of Aerospace Supply Chains Leads to New Era of “Shared Services”

The first waves of “globalization” the world remembers most clearly were increases in trade flows that occurred beginning in 1850 and ending with World War II. During this time, countries directly sought to increase wealth…

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First Supersonic Private Jet Cuts Your Flight Time in Half for a Mere $80M

Boston-based company Spike consists of former Airbus, Gulfstream, and Bombardier engineers along with a slew of entrepreneurs and investors who are working to develop a supersonic private jet for the ultra-wealthy. The Spike Aerospace S-512…

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New Film Shows How Drones Could Patrol US Skies

When we hear the word “drone,” most of us probably think about a small unmanned military airplane flying over a battlefield for surveillance and drop missiles. But now, thousands of drones could be patrolling U.S.…

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US Navy Awards $80.5 Million More Toward the Production of Joint Standoff Weapons

Defense technology company Raytheon has been awarded an additional $80.5 million to a previously awarded contract from the US Navy for the purchase of 200 full rate production Lot 10 AGM-154C-1 Joint Standoff Weapons. Joint…

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GE’s Next-Gen Jet Engines Use 3D Printed Parts

Earlier this year, IndustryTap looked at “Flower Power” and how GE’s Peebles Orb jet engine testing facility in Ohio was being used to test biofuels in jet engines. Now GE has started testing next-generation jet…

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High End “Sky Engineering” Pushes Boundaries of UAV and Single Seat Helicopters

From the International Robotics Exhibition (IRE) in Tokyo, November 2013 Hiroshima, Japan-based RC helicopter maker Hirobo debuted a prototype of its new HX-1 unmanned electric rescue helicopter, which will deliver food and medical supplies to…

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Aviation

Man Flies Plane Repaired with Duct Tape After Bear Attack! Is There Anything Duct Tape Can’t Fix?

Groundbreaking, World Record Breaking Earth Mover Boasts a 160,000 Pound Payload

Technology Transforms the Paper Airplane into a Bluetooth, App-Controlled Device

Why There are No French Fries in Space

Globalization of Aerospace Supply Chains Leads to New Era of “Shared Services”

First Supersonic Private Jet Cuts Your Flight Time in Half for a Mere $80M

New Film Shows How Drones Could Patrol US Skies

US Navy Awards $80.5 Million More Toward the Production of Joint Standoff Weapons

GE’s Next-Gen Jet Engines Use 3D Printed Parts

High End “Sky Engineering” Pushes Boundaries of UAV and Single Seat Helicopters

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