Engineering

OpenROV is an Open Source Underwater Robot That Can Explore Shipwrecks and Bring You Beers!

OpenROV is essentially an open source GoPro robot for the water, which enables you to build a fully-functioning remotely-operated vehicle that can dive into any body of water and shoot video footage. OpenROV is already…

Full Article →

Flying Across Africa from Crete to Cape Town to Celebrate Early Aviators

In the pioneering age of aviation, Africa has some stories to tell. In the 1920s, pilots flew vintage planes over some of the most beautiful terrain in Africa along the Nile from Cairo to Khartoum,…

Full Article →

GM’s Main Engineering & Design Center to get $1 Billion Upgrade

General Motors’ Aerodynamic Laboratory in Warren, Michigan is 43 feet in diameter and can pump wind up to 415 mph. It’s the largest wind tunnel dedicated to automobiles in the world. It is this type…

Full Article →

EmoSpark AI Cube Could Be Your First Virtual Friend

Most have heard of Siri, but so far the technology is limited in what it delivers. A new invention, EmoSpark, seeks to use more sophisticated technology to track your facial expressions, emotions, and interests and…

Full Article →

Virtual Tour of Madagascar, World’s Oldest Island, Via Google Earth

You may think Google Street Maps is intended for modern-day roads but, in fact, in remote parts of the world people travel via canoes, walk along ocean beaches, or climb mountain passes to get where…

Full Article →

A Look at Monaco’s Impressive Sustainable Freight Containers Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo

The Monaco Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo has been constructed following strict environmentally friendly rules. The 1,010 square meter structure made up of shipping containers presents both visual and tactile elements of sustainability. Designed…

Full Article →

Shape of 3D Printed Medication Changes Rate of Diffusion, Absorption

Some might remember Alanis Morissette’s album “Jagged Little Pill,” released in 1995, with “All I Really Want,” “You Oughta Know,” “You Learn,” “Not the Doctor,” and “Hand in My Pocket.” It turns out that there…

Full Article →

Abandoned Baltic Sea Torpedo Station Will Soon Transform Into a Cool Water Sports Venue

A Polish observation tower in the Puck Bay in the Southern Baltic Sea has long been abandoned. This watchtower was used for a research facility that developed torpedoes during World War II. The facility has a…

Full Article →

Elegant Zero-Energy Furniture Can Regulate Indoor Temperatures

Daily, we read about different gadgets and appliances that can help in energy conservation. Now energy can also be conserved through furniture. Designers Raphaël Ménard and Jean-Sébastien Lagrange have created Zero Energy Furniture. The first design in…

Full Article →

US Army to Have Night Vision Goggles With Thermal Imaging to Help Engage Targets

Soldiers use night vision goggles to identify targets and a thermal sight mounted on their weapons for targeting. These systems give soldiers a huge tactical advantage on the battlefield. But they need to swap from…

Full Article →

Page 355 of 536« First ‹ Previous 352 353 354355356 357 358 Next ›Last »

Engineering

OpenROV is an Open Source Underwater Robot That Can Explore Shipwrecks and Bring You Beers!

Flying Across Africa from Crete to Cape Town to Celebrate Early Aviators

GM’s Main Engineering & Design Center to get $1 Billion Upgrade

EmoSpark AI Cube Could Be Your First Virtual Friend

Virtual Tour of Madagascar, World’s Oldest Island, Via Google Earth

A Look at Monaco’s Impressive Sustainable Freight Containers Pavilion at the 2015 Milan Expo

Shape of 3D Printed Medication Changes Rate of Diffusion, Absorption

Abandoned Baltic Sea Torpedo Station Will Soon Transform Into a Cool Water Sports Venue

Elegant Zero-Energy Furniture Can Regulate Indoor Temperatures

US Army to Have Night Vision Goggles With Thermal Imaging to Help Engage Targets

Get Industry Tap News

Connect

Advertisement

Featured

Advertisement