Engineering

Meet the King Kong of Gears at 73.5 Tons and 43 Feet High

At the heart of any industrial or manufacturing process are gears. The larger the project, for example, the Three Gorges Dam, the larger the gears need to be. Underlying modern day gears is over a…

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NASA’s Mars Rover To Have Memory Reformatted All The Way From Earth!

NASA’s Mars Rover Opportunity is over 10 years old and has already surpassed its original estimated lifetime, but its flash memory seems to be messed up because the rover has been resetting itself way more…

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Solar Powered Auto Rickshaw to Travel 6,000 Miles Across 10 Countries

Big ideas start small. Working out of a small garage in Bangalore, an electrical engineer is promoting solar energy for preserving our planet. Naveen Rabelli, an electrical engineer from Bangalore, India, has built a solar…

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Merck Has Purchased Sigma-Aldrich, a United States Life Sciences Company For $17 Billion

German pharmaceutical and chemical company Merck has purchased Sigma-Aldrich, a United States life sciences company for $17 Billion. Sigma-Aldrich was created when Sigma Chemical Company and Aldrich Chemical Company merged in 1975. The company then…

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Sea Snakes Convert Wave Energy into Power

Six months ago, IndustryTap wrote “Generating Power From Ocean Waves – And Interview with Dison Award Winter Sam Etherington.” As ocean waves are such an obvious source of energy, new designs are being developed all the…

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This 360 Degree Camera From Former Apple Engineers Is Brilliant…

CENTR Camera is a small startup consisting of former Apple engineers who have created an incredible new camera by utilizing smartphone features and a unique design to capture everything going on around us. Through smartphone…

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Japan’s New 311 MPH Maglev Train Successfully Completes First Public Test

Central Japan Railway Company conducted the inaugural public test of its new magnetic levitation train, doing away with conventional tracks that limits the top speed to approximately 200 mph. Japan’s new maglev train can reach…

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How NASA Plans to Utilize Lasers in Order to Draw 3D Maps of the Earth’s Forests

NASA has a new project underway called GEDI. The sole purpose of GEDI is to point a laser-based device at Earth from the International Space Station in order to map out forests in 3D, eventually…

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Photos Leaked of the Ferrari 458 Speciale, Even Before Paris Auto Show 2014

Sleek, Aerodynamic, Hyper-Responsive Photos of the Ferrari 458 Speciale A, the latest in an illustrious line that includes the 458 Italia, voted “Best Driver’s Car” in 2011 by Motor Trend, have been leaked online even…

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Are Nanobots the Future of Medicine?

A team at the California Institute of Technology completed a clinical trial showing how tiny nanoparticles could be injected into cancer patients’ bloodstreams. The nanoparticles then turned off the switch in cancer cells that causes…

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Engineering

Meet the King Kong of Gears at 73.5 Tons and 43 Feet High

NASA’s Mars Rover To Have Memory Reformatted All The Way From Earth!

Solar Powered Auto Rickshaw to Travel 6,000 Miles Across 10 Countries

Merck Has Purchased Sigma-Aldrich, a United States Life Sciences Company For $17 Billion

Sea Snakes Convert Wave Energy into Power

This 360 Degree Camera From Former Apple Engineers Is Brilliant…

Japan’s New 311 MPH Maglev Train Successfully Completes First Public Test

How NASA Plans to Utilize Lasers in Order to Draw 3D Maps of the Earth’s Forests

Photos Leaked of the Ferrari 458 Speciale, Even Before Paris Auto Show 2014

Are Nanobots the Future of Medicine?

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