Engineering

Richard Branson and Elon Musk: The New Space Race is Upon Us!

The future of technological development lies in private industry. Since government enterprise relies on public funding which can become unreliable or unpopular, it seems increasingly clear that organizations such as Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies…

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Nascent Field of Molecular Engineering Showing Great Promise

The oft use explanation of the size of human-created “nanomachines” is that thousands of them could fit inside the period at the end of this sentence. The rise of nanoscience and related fields are an…

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Fly Through the New Zealand Countryside on this 450 Horsepower Jet-Powered Boat!

Have you ever wanted to cruise through beautiful New Zealand in a jet-powered boat? Honestly, I never knew I wanted to either until I saw the video below, which is essentially a very fast boat…

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Visual, Auditory & Neural Interfaces & Assistive Devices

Scientists are at work on neural engineering for rehabilitation and brain science primarily using noninvasive brain computer interfaces (BCIs) that include electroencephalography (EEG) pattern recognition of mental tasks and self-regulating EEG responses by test subjects.…

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The Process of Building Superproducts Using Atomically Precise Manufacturing (Animation)

Atomically Precise Manufacturing Many have promised that nanotechnology will change the world forever by literally placing it on a new foundation built atom by atom. In his book called “Radical Abundance,” K. Eric Drexler, who…

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Mitsubishi Electric Builds the World’s Largest Ever Spiral Escalator in Shanghai Mall

Spiral escalators are not exactly commonplace, but that didn’t stop Mitsubishi Electric from building the largest in the world in a Shanghai shopping mall. Essentially, 12 curved escalators form two huge spiral staircases in the…

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Global Smart Cities Market to Reach $2 trillion by 2020

IndustryTap has reported on the huge trend toward smart cities in “China Using Supercomputers to Design Smart Cities,” “India’s Bold, Visionary Smart City Initiative,” and “Unlocking the Full Potential of Smart Urban Centers.” These articles…

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Shadowless Skyscrapers in London? New Design Proposes Buildings Act More Like Mirrors…

Architects at NBBJ in London have designed shadowless skyscrapers in an effort to allow people to enjoy more sunlight throughout the city. The newly envisioned “No Shadow Tower” will consist of two skyscrapers built side…

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RoboChop Will Create Chairs, Nightstands, & Other Furniture For You Out of a Wooden Block

This month, an industrial robot arm named RoboChop is on display at the CeBIT 2015 in Hanover, Germany. Now, this would not be a big deal, except for the fact that RoboChop can take designs…

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Photonics Laser Technology Advancing at Light Speed

In 2010, Intel developed a product called Intel Silicone Photonics to create optical devices out of silicon that use photons (light) to move data at very high speeds with game-changingly low power usage over optical fibers. But…

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Engineering

Richard Branson and Elon Musk: The New Space Race is Upon Us!

Nascent Field of Molecular Engineering Showing Great Promise

Fly Through the New Zealand Countryside on this 450 Horsepower Jet-Powered Boat!

Visual, Auditory & Neural Interfaces & Assistive Devices

The Process of Building Superproducts Using Atomically Precise Manufacturing (Animation)

Mitsubishi Electric Builds the World’s Largest Ever Spiral Escalator in Shanghai Mall

Global Smart Cities Market to Reach $2 trillion by 2020

Shadowless Skyscrapers in London? New Design Proposes Buildings Act More Like Mirrors…

RoboChop Will Create Chairs, Nightstands, & Other Furniture For You Out of a Wooden Block

Photonics Laser Technology Advancing at Light Speed

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