Engineering

Scientists Develop New Coating That Could Hide People from Thermal Cameras

Infrared cameras are the heat-sensing eyes that detect people and other objects by the heat they emit. Now, researchers have discovered a new coating that can cloak thermal radiation at some temperatures…rendering people and objects…

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Scientists Use Frog Cells and Artificial Intelligence to Create First Living Robots

Researchers from Tufts University in the US have created living robots called xenobots. Scientists created these using embryonic stem cells from frogs. These xenobots can move and can heal after injury. These tiny creatures were…

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ESA Discovered a Plant That Might Extract Oxygen from Lunar’s Soil

Living and colonizing other celestial bodies might sound intriguing, but it also brings several challenges and hurdles that we need to overcome. One of the largest issues’ humans will have is the lack of oxygen.…

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Demand for Older Tractors Skyrocketing and Prices Rising

There’s a growing trend towards buying older tractors, and it isn’t because farmers can’t get over the models that introduced them to the profession. According to reporters who attend auctions of this type, people are…

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‘Living Concrete’ Capable Of Self-Healing

In a big breakthrough, researchers from the University of Colorado in partnership with DARPA, have created a type of living concrete made from bacteria. Just like a living organism, this living concrete can grow and…

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Panasonic’s VR Glasses Show HDR Video in a Small Form Factor

Virtual Reality technology (VR) still didn’t have a breakthrough. Several companies tried to make it more accessible to the public by reducing the prices of VR headsets but to no avail. The problem is probably…

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Our Oceans Are Warming At the Rate of Five Hiroshima Bombs per Second

We all know that Global warming is affecting life across Earth’s ecosystems. This all is resulting in rise in sea levels, droughts, floods and melting of glaciers. Now a shocking new study by researchers from Oxford…

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Bosch’s Virtual Visor Uses AI to Block out Just the Sun

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, every year, thousands of car accidents take place due to sun glare. To deal with this issue, German engineering company Bosch has come up with a clever new automotive…

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Behemoths on the Sea: The World’s Largest Ships by Gross Tonnage

Which are the largest ships that roam the oceans these days? Check out the following list to find out: 5. MSC Gülsün, 232.6 tonnes, 400 m Currently the world’s largest container ship, it was launched…

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What Engineering Jobs Will Look Like In Robots Era

Robots appear to own the future. This has raised fears of job losses and the death of some professions. As robots take over most operations in industrial plans, how does the future of engineering look?…

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Engineering

Scientists Develop New Coating That Could Hide People from Thermal Cameras

Scientists Use Frog Cells and Artificial Intelligence to Create First Living Robots

ESA Discovered a Plant That Might Extract Oxygen from Lunar’s Soil

Demand for Older Tractors Skyrocketing and Prices Rising

‘Living Concrete’ Capable Of Self-Healing

Panasonic’s VR Glasses Show HDR Video in a Small Form Factor

Our Oceans Are Warming At the Rate of Five Hiroshima Bombs per Second

Bosch’s Virtual Visor Uses AI to Block out Just the Sun

Behemoths on the Sea: The World’s Largest Ships by Gross Tonnage

What Engineering Jobs Will Look Like In Robots Era

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