Engineering

Australia’s first Driverless Metro Opens to the Public

Australia’s biggest public transport project, Sydney Metro’s newest service – the fully automated driver-less North West rail service has been made in India. This driverless rail service connecting Tallawong to Chatswood will get served up…

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Aspiring to Become an Engineer? Here’s How to Do It Right

Engineering is a field that covers a wide spectrum of disciplines, so picking a career path in it can be confusing. Here is a short guide on how to find your way through the early…

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Uptis: Puncture-Proof Airless Tires That Are Literally Indestructible

Believe it or not! Keeping a spare tire, emergency jack, and flat-tire repair kit are going to be the things of the past. In a big breakthrough, General Motors (GM) and Michelin have unveiled a…

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NASA is Building the Mars 2020 Rover, and You Can Watch it Live

What happens inside NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory doesn’t have to be a secret. After all, space engineers are working on behalf of us all, to the benefit of humanity’s knowledge and understanding. That was probably…

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A Small Electrical Zap to the Brain Can Help Retrieve Forgotten Memories

In a big breakthrough, researchers from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) have discovered that electrical stimulation could aid memory. Researchers pinpointed a certain region of the brain that plays an important role…

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Germany’s First Electric Highway That Lets Trucks Draw Power from Overhead Cables

Germany is trialing latest eHighway system that uses overhead electrified cables to power specially-equipped trucks’ electric motors. It is a great initiative by Germany to curb the greenhouse gas emissions. Rita Schwarzeluehr-Sutter, parliamentary state secretary…

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Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

A new innovative airplane design known as the Flying-V embraces an entirely different approach to aircraft design. Named after the iconic Gibson Flying-V electric guitar, this plane is designed by researchers from Delft University of Technology (TU…

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NASA Trains Astronauts under the Sea for Life in Space

NASA is preparing the future space explorers to deal with extreme space environment by sending astronauts to the depths of the ocean. Living in an underwater base is similar to being on a space station…

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Taking a Closer Look at Types of Gantry Cranes and Their Applications

Humans have used different types of cranes since before the industrial revolution. After the industrial revolution, however, humans used electricity and fossil fuels to power the cranes, making them more powerful and efficient. In modern…

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Britain Goes Through a Full Week Without Burning any Coal for Electricity

After almost a century since the last time this happened, the UK kept its coal-fired plants non-operational for a whole week, managing to power everything in the country during this short period without burning any…

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Engineering

Australia’s first Driverless Metro Opens to the Public

Aspiring to Become an Engineer? Here’s How to Do It Right

Uptis: Puncture-Proof Airless Tires That Are Literally Indestructible

NASA is Building the Mars 2020 Rover, and You Can Watch it Live

A Small Electrical Zap to the Brain Can Help Retrieve Forgotten Memories

Germany’s First Electric Highway That Lets Trucks Draw Power from Overhead Cables

Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

NASA Trains Astronauts under the Sea for Life in Space

Taking a Closer Look at Types of Gantry Cranes and Their Applications

Britain Goes Through a Full Week Without Burning any Coal for Electricity

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