Engineering

What Gravity’s Effect on Space-Born Animals Means to Humans

NASA and various other space administrations around the world have been sending animals into space for scientific research long before they sent humans into space. Mostly, these organizations have been hoping to determine the effects…

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Big Data Is Now the Hottest Sector in IT

As the graphic above shows, data is expanding on three fronts: velocity, volume and variety. Taken together, new ways of dealing with data are needed, and this is spawning a new industry. Analytic Platforms &…

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7.5 MWh Giant Solar Hourglass Can Power 1000 Danish Homes

Copenhagen is one of Europe’s major design capitals. Every year, the Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) in Copenhagen welcomes renowned architects and engineers to submit designs that integrate renewable energy in harmony with citizens, nature…

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Warehouse Betty-Bots Work 22 Hour Days, Filling 30,000 Orders

Robots are becoming so capable that within 15 minutes of your clicking an order button from an online retailer, Betty Bots, or robots, in a far off warehouse will have received the order, retrieved the…

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3D Robotics Unveils Aerial Mapping Drones, Priced at $5,400 a Piece

3D Robotics has unveiled two new 3D mapping drones priced at $5,400 a piece. Founded by former Wired magazine editor Chris Anderson, 3D Robotics utilized a Aero-M fixed wing system and a X8-M rotocopter in…

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AeroMobil’s Flying Car Prototype Completes Its Maiden Flight

AeroMobil’s flying car prototype has been popular on the Internet for years. We’ve covered the concept of bypassing interstate traffic by flying your own AeroMobil to work here on IndustryTap too. But the vehicle inched…

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Kevlar Helmets Saving Marines from Sniper Shots to the Head

A US Marine wearing a helmet camera during a helicopter raid in Afghanistan caught a video of a fellow Marine being hit with a headshot by a sniper. The Marine survived the shot and was apparently…

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Solar Cell + Recharageable Battery = World’s First Solar Battery

Researchers at Ohio State University (OSU) have just applied for a patent on a device that combines a solar cell + rechargeable battery into the world’s first solar battery. The new device is described in a…

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79,000 Pound, 50-Foot-Long Humpback Whale Whips Tail Inches In Front Of Kayaker’s Face!

Cimeron Morrissey was kayaking recently, minding her own business in Monterey Bay, California, watching some sea lions when the unexpected happened. Two huge, humpback whales came out of nowhere, with one diving under Morissey’s kayak…

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Scrobby Scrubs Your Dirty Solar Panels for You

To get the best efficiency out of solar panels, you need to keep them clean. But climbing up on your roof with a scrub brush or hoping a rainstorm will wash them off aren’t the…

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Engineering

What Gravity’s Effect on Space-Born Animals Means to Humans

Big Data Is Now the Hottest Sector in IT

7.5 MWh Giant Solar Hourglass Can Power 1000 Danish Homes

Warehouse Betty-Bots Work 22 Hour Days, Filling 30,000 Orders

3D Robotics Unveils Aerial Mapping Drones, Priced at $5,400 a Piece

AeroMobil’s Flying Car Prototype Completes Its Maiden Flight

Kevlar Helmets Saving Marines from Sniper Shots to the Head

Solar Cell + Recharageable Battery = World’s First Solar Battery

79,000 Pound, 50-Foot-Long Humpback Whale Whips Tail Inches In Front Of Kayaker’s Face!

Scrobby Scrubs Your Dirty Solar Panels for You

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