Engineering

Glowing Plants Could One Day Replace Lamps

An MIT research team, led by postdoctoral researcher Seon-Yeong Kwak, has created glowing plants. They are hopeful that this development could help us to replace electricity-consuming light sources, such as street lamps or the nightlights…

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Chinese Surveillance Network Tracks Down BBC Reporter

In an astounding display of the capabilities of China’s CCTV (closed-circuit television) surveillance network and facial recognition technology, Chinese authorities took just seven minutes to locate and apprehend BBC reporter John Sudworth. China has the world’s…

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MIT Researchers 3-D Print “Living Tattoo”

A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has unveiled a “living tattoo,” which was 3-D printed from genetically programmed living cells. The tattoo looks like a thin, transparent stick-on patch in the…

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Concorde Successor May Break Sound Barrier Soon

The Concorde, which was considered one of the safest planes in the world, was permanently grounded three years after the crash of Air France Flight 4590 in July 2000, in which all passengers and crew…

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New Injection System Injects Drugs Without Needles

Those of us with an aversion to needles may soon be able to overcome the stress of needle phobia. A team of MIT researchers has developed a needleless injection system that can deliver a range…

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Bloodhound Super Sonic Car Heads to Kalahari in 2018

The Bloodhound Project is moving on to the next stage in its quest to set a new world land speed record — not to mention its ultimate goal of hitting 1,000 mph. After a successful…

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Tesla Turns On World’s Largest Lithium-Ion Battery

On Dec. 1, 2017, just a week after completing construction of the world’s largest lithium-ion battery, Tesla switched on the enormous device near the South Australian town of Jamestown. Tesla signed a grid connection agreement on…

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Alphabet’s Waymo Self-Driving Cars Have Now Racked Up 4 Million Autonomous Miles

Real-world testing of self-driving cars is going on across the world, conducted by a wide variety of companies ranging from Uber to Tesla. And then there’s Alphabet’s Waymo. Waymo is racking up the autonomous miles…

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Neil Young Archives: Online, Free, Right Now

Here’s something to make your day: The Neil Young Archives site is up and running. The Canadian singer-songwriter has realized a project that has been years in the making: a vast online library of his…

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Low Cost Robotics From igus: Affordable, Flexible

It is hard to imagine any industry that hasn’t been profoundly affected by robotics. Since the early 1960s, the manufacturing industry has made use of industrial robots. And areas such as medicine, mining, as well…

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Engineering

Glowing Plants Could One Day Replace Lamps

Chinese Surveillance Network Tracks Down BBC Reporter

MIT Researchers 3-D Print “Living Tattoo”

Concorde Successor May Break Sound Barrier Soon

New Injection System Injects Drugs Without Needles

Bloodhound Super Sonic Car Heads to Kalahari in 2018

Tesla Turns On World’s Largest Lithium-Ion Battery

Alphabet’s Waymo Self-Driving Cars Have Now Racked Up 4 Million Autonomous Miles

Neil Young Archives: Online, Free, Right Now

Low Cost Robotics From igus: Affordable, Flexible

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