Engineering

New Measurements Reveal Moon Has Hazardous Radiation Levels

Scientists are planning to colonize the Moon, but future astronauts will have to face hazardous radiation levels. The latest research by the Chinese-German team of researchers revealed this fact. According to scientists, space radiation on…

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China All Set To Launch Space Mining Bot

Space mining has long been a topic of interest. Worldwide companies are working towards making space mining a reality. A private Chinese company ‘Origin Space’ is planning to launch an asteroid-mining robot. The robot is…

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“Water-Trak” Solves the Rail Track Adhesion Problems

Train tracks are left exposed out in nature, taking anything that the weather throws at them, and withstanding expansion, contraction, temperature changes, and massive train loads. One of the most annoying things that train drivers…

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Why You Should Consider Concrete Floors for Your Home

Concrete may not be the first material that comes to mind when you are considering laying new floors in the home. It’s viewed as cold and soulless, and as a largely industrial material. There are…

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Oceanbird’s Huge 80-Meter Vessel Claims To Reduce Cargo Shipping Emissions By 90%

Did you know over 90 percent of world trade is carried across the world’s oceans by over 90,000 marine vessels? Pollution from the shipping industry significantly contributes to global climate change. Thanks to the Swedish consortium that…

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How to Choose Industrial Automation Controllers for Enhanced Manufacturing

Two steps can make a big difference in selecting a controller for your manufacturing system: first, make sure the manufacturer is building products for industrial automation use cases. Then look at its Electronic Design Automation…

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Skeleton Technologies Graphene Superbattery Charges in 15 Seconds

Skeleton Technologies and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have developed a battery that recharges in just 15 seconds. Now big barriers to EV ownership like slow charging, battery degradation, and range anxiety will be ruled out. Dubbed as…

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3,200 Megapixel Images Taken by World’s Largest Digital Camera

Stanford researchers have successfully tested the world’s largest digital camera capable of taking gigantic 3,200-megapixel photos. The camera will be installed in the university’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) telescope into the Vera Rubin…

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Global Industrial Pumps & Valves Market Trends

What are the types of pumps and valves in the oil and gas industry? Oil and gas companies use many different types of pumps and valves in their operations. Onshore, wellhead and subsea facilities rely…

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Autonomous Robots Could Harvest Metals from the Ocean Floor

The vast swathes of Deep Ocean are not only rich in sea life; they are also rich in metals – nickel, copper, cobalt, zinc, etc. These rare earth metals are vital to most of the…

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