Engineering

‘Salt Water’ Powered Supercar Faster Than a McLaren P1, Given Approval For European Roads

Can a sports car be eco-friendly? Sports cars are typically described as ‘cool’ but generally aren’t known for being environmentally friendly. NanoFlowcell AG, a Lichtenstein-based company, is trying to change this perception with its ‘Salt Water’ Powered Supercar.…

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Bluetooth Monitor Alerts Your Smartphone if Your Tire Pressure is Low

Regular tire pressure checks can improve fuel consumption and tire life. But most of us rely on the appearance of the tire to guess the tire pressure. The days of guessing your vehicle’s tire pressure…

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World At Pre-9/11 Moment As Digital War Heats Up

World’s First Digital War In the beginning, as the new world unfolded at a relatively leisurely pace, there was spam. Next were infections such as keystroke copying programs installed via self executable files but the…

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Animated Anthropomorphic Companion Robots

Watching “The Fading Line” Betwixt Humans & Robots One hopes that “playful companion robots” are not a Trojan Horse for the “zombie apocalypse!” as depicted in World War Z. In fact, these sophisticated and advanced…

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Technology History 50 Years Ago This Month, November 1964

It was 50 years ago this month, back in November 1964, when Lyndon B. Johnson was reelected as President of the United States after defeating Barry Goldwater with over 60% of the vote. This came…

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$230,000 Horological Machines: HM6 Space Pirate Watch

Horology is the study of time and horological machines are timepieces or in 20th century parlance: watches Avant Garde Watch Maker MB&F Max Busser of MB&F is the creator of the new eyecatching HM6 Space…

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Indian Space Mission Cheaper Than Hollywood Sci-Fi Blockbuster Film, ‘Gravity’

India successfully launched its indigenous Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) last month, carrying five satellites. The satellites on board the vehicle were a a 714 kg French Earth Observation Satellite SPOT-7 as its main payload, a 14…

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World’s First Solar Road Opens In The Netherlands

This past summer IndustryTap wrote “Solar-Powered ‘Smart’ Roads Would Turn the World’s Transportation Network into a Massive Power Plant” in which husband and wife team designed a solar road and raised $980,000 and an additional…

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3D Bioprinted Personalized Skin Capable of Treating Soldiers With Burn Injuries…

It is widely known that 3D printers are capable of producing everything from toys to jewelry, to even food. But skin? Our skin is the first line of defense when it comes to any injury. The…

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Psyche, Concert Hall & Architectural Acoustics

The Philharmonie de Paris, built at a cost of nearly $500 million, with a total capacity of 2,500 and scheduled to open in early 2015 is a prime example of how seriously humans are about…

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Engineering

‘Salt Water’ Powered Supercar Faster Than a McLaren P1, Given Approval For European Roads

Bluetooth Monitor Alerts Your Smartphone if Your Tire Pressure is Low

World At Pre-9/11 Moment As Digital War Heats Up

Animated Anthropomorphic Companion Robots

Technology History 50 Years Ago This Month, November 1964

$230,000 Horological Machines: HM6 Space Pirate Watch

Indian Space Mission Cheaper Than Hollywood Sci-Fi Blockbuster Film, ‘Gravity’

World’s First Solar Road Opens In The Netherlands

3D Bioprinted Personalized Skin Capable of Treating Soldiers With Burn Injuries…

Psyche, Concert Hall & Architectural Acoustics

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