Engineering

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Nails Barge Landing Then Tips Over as It Fails the Standing Part

SpaceX’s latest attempt to land its Falcon 9 rocket on a floating barge in the ocean was kind of successful as the Falcon did actually land, but then tipped over and exploded. The failed standing…

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World’s Largest Brain Simulation & Imaging the Brain’s Architecture

Humans are able to walk, talk, scratch their heads, chew gum, and look at the environment around them all at the same time. How do we do this? Neuroscientists are working to unlock the secrets…

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Marine & Freshwater Hydrokinetic Energy Technology

IndustryTap has reported on hydrokinetic and marine energy technologies such as Verdant Energy’s East River project in New York City, tidal & wave energy projects that have the potential to produce more power than wind turbines, floating…

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Yet Another Hoverboard Goes Up in Flames as a Result of Exploding Lithium Ion Batteries

The hoverboard trend seemed to be taking the world by storm towards the end of 2015 until it all went up in flames. Literally… One by one, people complained of hoverboards spontaneously combusting, and even burning…

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City Planners Using Metaheuristics to Tackle Complex Challenges

Politicians and the public frequently fail to anticipate changing environments until its too late. Like frogs floating comfortably in luke warm water, politicians and people fail to take a long-term view. All over the US…

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Swiss Engineer Christoph Laimer Built the First 3D Printed Mechanical Watch

In another major step forward for the 3D printing industry, Swiss engineer Christoph Laimer has created what many are calling the first 3D printed watch (with tourbillon). While it’s got a ways to go before…

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SpaceX Employees Lose Their Collective Minds in This Awesome Falcon 9 Landing Video

On December 21, 2015, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 delivered 11 satellites to low-Earth orbit and landed the first stage of the rocket back on land. Luckily for us, the company documented the entire historic landing, and…

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Zipper Truck System Very Quickly Creates 3m Mining Reclaim Tunnel

Perhaps nothing is more mesmerizing than the Zipper truck system in action. The engineering behind it is impressive, yet the fact it can create tunnels with no permanent support work might make some people a…

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Zodiac Aerospace Wants to Seat Airline Passengers in a Windowless Baggage Hold

The cargo area on the lower deck of an airplane is used for baggage storage, occasional crew rest, or catering trolley stowage. But a study has shown that the cargo area is highly underutilized; only…

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DNA Data Storage Could Last for an Eternity

The digital world is expanding all the time, and so is the need to store data. But the sad part is that storage devices don’t last forever. So, scientists have been looking at ways to…

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Engineering

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Nails Barge Landing Then Tips Over as It Fails the Standing Part

World’s Largest Brain Simulation & Imaging the Brain’s Architecture

Marine & Freshwater Hydrokinetic Energy Technology

Yet Another Hoverboard Goes Up in Flames as a Result of Exploding Lithium Ion Batteries

City Planners Using Metaheuristics to Tackle Complex Challenges

Swiss Engineer Christoph Laimer Built the First 3D Printed Mechanical Watch

SpaceX Employees Lose Their Collective Minds in This Awesome Falcon 9 Landing Video

Zipper Truck System Very Quickly Creates 3m Mining Reclaim Tunnel

Zodiac Aerospace Wants to Seat Airline Passengers in a Windowless Baggage Hold

DNA Data Storage Could Last for an Eternity

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