Engineering

How Municipal Water Distribution Services Impact Local Communities in Texas

In Texas, where the landscape is as vast as the sky, the delivery of clean, safe water to every tap isn’t something that just happens. It’s the outcome of meticulous planning, engineering, and the tireless…

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Ditching Batteries: Sound-Powered Sensors Could Soon Lead the Revolution

In our tech-driven lives, sensors play a pivotal role, enhancing everything from medical devices to earthquake detection. These devices rely on small batteries, often necessitating daily replacements. The consequence? A staggering 15 billion batteries are…

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Entering the Fourth Dimension: Researchers Develop Cost-Effective Shape-Memory Resin

Of all the technologies developed over the past century, 3D printing has become one of the most disruptive. From habitable houses to living tissue, it seems there are no limits to what 3D printing can…

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China’s “Little Girl”: AI Child with Emotions Stirs Debate

Embracing Human-Like Emotions Reports from China announce a significant milestone in artificial intelligence: the development of Tong Tong, an AI entity that exhibits emotions resembling those of humans. While some celebrate this as a step…

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CMU Robotics Devises Robots for Efficient Gas Pipeline Repairs, Saving Millions

Usually, a leak in an underground natural gas pipeline requires excavating and replacing the affected section. Instead of relying on burly welders in tight tunnels, envision miniature robots navigating gas pipelines. These robots use robotic…

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F-35 Feeling the Heat? Collins Aerospace Supercharges F-35 Cooling System

The F-35’s powerful engine and advanced electronics generate too much heat for its cooling system – TMS (Thermal Management System). This can lead to overheating, reduced performance, and even the grounding of the aircraft. Despite…

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Addressing the Sand Crisis: Graphene Emerges as a Sustainable Alternative

Concrete is vital for urban growth. Demand for concrete has soared to 50 billion tons annually. However, our dependence on concrete, the second most used material after water, is causing an environmental crisis. We are…

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Shining Bright: UNIST’s Quantum Dot Solar Cells Smash Efficiency Record!

The quest for cleaner, more efficient energy sources just hit a major milestone, thanks to researchers at UNIST (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology) in South Korea. Their quantum dot solar cells set a…

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China’s High-Speed Maglev Train Breaks Records on its Way to 1,000km/h, Faster than a Plane

Hold on tight, transportation enthusiasts! According to reports, China has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by setting a new record for the fastest maglev train. This remarkable vehicle reached an astounding speed of 623 km/h (387…

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Robots on the verge of human-level fingertip sensitivity!

Overcoming Challenges: Researchers have tackled a key challenge in biomimetic robotics, developing an AI-assisted sensor that smoothly glides over Braille text, reading it at twice the speed of humans. The technology is set for integration…

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