Engineering

The Challenges of Building Closed Ecological Systems

Laboratory Ecospheres vs. Manmade Biospheres The earth exists in a closed ecological system, a biosphere, an oasis in the hostile environment of space, which provides life support for humans and other biological creatures from algae to…

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The MoDe:Flex is Ford’s Latest Smartbike and Features a ‘No Sweat’ Mode for Optimal Laziness

The MoDe:Flex is a brand new smartbike from Ford, who have been developing the bicycle along with the company’s Peer-2-Peer Car Sharing scheme. This smartbike is the third such offering from Ford and comes equipped with…

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Ultraintelligent Machines & the Last Human Invention

The Overconfident Wolf Many are concerned about the intrusion of robots on the working life of the average human. However, supercomputers are already out thinking the smartest legal, financial and medical minds on the planet.…

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Viento Wins 2015 Michelin Challenge Design

Each year, Michelin tire company sponsors a global competition known as the Michelin Challenge Design. This year’s first place winner was “Viento” by Youngai Jun and Gunyoung Yoon from South Korea, who chose Stelvio Pass…

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Team From Berkeley Created This Robot Cockroach and It Will Creep You Out!

Cockroaches are menaces, plain and simple, because they can survive just about anywhere and are easily able to slide through tiny little openings in order to get in your house. While they are nasty to…

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Watch Japanese Samurai Master Lose to Robot Swordsman in 1,000 Cuts Battle

Isao Machii is a bona fide samurai and sword master who holds five Guinness World Records and is the embodiment of incredible concentration, discipline, and precision. Recently, Machii took on a Motoman MH24 robotic sword arm…

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Watch a NASA Physicist Conduct Experiments of Water in Zero Gravity!

Recently, a NASA physicist spent his free time experimenting with the physics of water in space. Below, you can see some awesome footage and beautiful images the form water can create when gravity is taken…

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US Army Teaming Up With Malloy Aeronautics to Further Develop Hoverbikes

UK-based Malloy Aeronautics has been working on hoverbikes for a few years now, even releasing a prototype version that made the rounds on the internet. Instead of having to continue to resort to Kickstarter to…

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Turning Colon Cancer Into Healthy Tissue with Flick of DNA Switch

Colorectal or colon cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related death, killing three-quarters of a million people a year in developed countries. According to Scott Lowe of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, “Treatment regimes…

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Wave Power: Harnessing the World’s Largest Untapped Renewable Energy Resource

IndustryTap has covered Sea Snakes, Tidal Power and a plan to harness 100 billion tons of water per day in the Bay of Fundy. Now Aquamarine Power of Scotland, which has based its wave power designs on the oyster,…

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Engineering

The Challenges of Building Closed Ecological Systems

The MoDe:Flex is Ford’s Latest Smartbike and Features a ‘No Sweat’ Mode for Optimal Laziness

Ultraintelligent Machines & the Last Human Invention

Viento Wins 2015 Michelin Challenge Design

Team From Berkeley Created This Robot Cockroach and It Will Creep You Out!

Watch Japanese Samurai Master Lose to Robot Swordsman in 1,000 Cuts Battle

Watch a NASA Physicist Conduct Experiments of Water in Zero Gravity!

US Army Teaming Up With Malloy Aeronautics to Further Develop Hoverbikes

Turning Colon Cancer Into Healthy Tissue with Flick of DNA Switch

Wave Power: Harnessing the World’s Largest Untapped Renewable Energy Resource

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