Engineering

Teenager from India Invents $80 Device That Converts Breath to Speech

A high school student from India, who is only 16 years old, has invented a device called ‘TALK’ that uses signals from a person’s breath to convert them into speech. This device can give a…

Full Article →

Boy Receives First 3D Printed Vertebrae Implant

A number of miraculous uses of 3D printed implants is revolutionizing the way people recover from accidents and deal with congenital abnormalities. At Peking University’s Third Hospital, a titanium implant, which has been designed to…

Full Article →

Smart Grid Vulnerabilities & Protection From Cyber & Physical Attacks

The Emerging Smart Grid: An Interconnected Power Distribution Network We have all heard of the emerging technology known as the “smart grids” but what exactly does this mean for infrastructure development? What are the techniques…

Full Article →

Wunderkind Magic Leap, Blending Real & Virtual Worlds, Raises $542 Million

Companies offering virtual and augmented reality products and services are getting a lot of attention these days from deep pockets in Silicon Valley. Oculus Rift, for example was recently purchased for $2 billion by Facebook…

Full Article →

Feather And Bowling Ball In A Gravity Simulator

Sir Issac Newton’s Centuries Old Question Everyone has heard about the feather and the bowling ball: if dropped from the same distance above the earth in a vacuum they will fall at the same rate…

Full Article →

Fuhu & Dreamworks: Immersing Kids In Engaging Educational Experiences

One of the America’s Fastest Growing Companies If anyone needs a new technology based educational ecosystem it is kids. It is children who have one foot in the old world, educated in traditional schools, and…

Full Article →

Cyberattacks Now Cost Over $1.5 Trillion a Year

Unprecedented Cyberattacks The Internet seems to be rife with viruses and cyberattacks that infect computers, self replicate, and infect other computers. And these viruses are every bit as dangerous as Ebola, Enterovirus D68, currently affecting…

Full Article →

The Environment & Sustainable Development: War’s Silent Casualties

Does War Undercut Sustainable Development? While most leaders around the world have embraced alternative energy and are making efforts to foster sustainable development, the specter of war and its negative impact on the environment hang…

Full Article →

This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

To say winters are cold in Wisconsin is like saying Jack Nicholson got a little chilly in The Shining. Wisconsin winters are beyond cold and for long stretches of time. But living in a German…

Full Article →

Plasma Wakefield Particle Accelerator: Honey, I Shrunk The Large Hadron Collider (LHC)

The largest and highest energy particle accelerator in the world is CERN’s 17 mile-long Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland. Since the LHC was built scientists and researchers have been testing theories of particles in…

Full Article →

Page 420 of 539« First ‹ Previous 417 418 419420421 422 423 Next ›Last »

Engineering

Teenager from India Invents $80 Device That Converts Breath to Speech

Boy Receives First 3D Printed Vertebrae Implant

Smart Grid Vulnerabilities & Protection From Cyber & Physical Attacks

Wunderkind Magic Leap, Blending Real & Virtual Worlds, Raises $542 Million

Feather And Bowling Ball In A Gravity Simulator

Fuhu & Dreamworks: Immersing Kids In Engaging Educational Experiences

Cyberattacks Now Cost Over $1.5 Trillion a Year

The Environment & Sustainable Development: War’s Silent Casualties

This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

Plasma Wakefield Particle Accelerator: Honey, I Shrunk The Large Hadron Collider (LHC)

Get Industry Tap News

Connect

Advertisement

Featured

Advertisement