Engineering

Universal Hydrogen: Successful Test Flight of H<sub>2</sub>-Airplane

Universal Hydrogen: Successful Test Flight of H₂-Airplane

The US start up based in Los Angeles, Universal Hydrogen, recently successfully tested a hydrogen-powered aircraft (ATR 72) that according to the company accomplished a 15-minute flight from the Grant County International Airport in Washington,…

Full Article →

ChatGPT Like AI Chatbots Could Soon Provide Surprisingly Accurate Medical Diagnosis

Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT amassed more than one million users in the first five days since its release by OpenAI in November last year. It became the fastest-growing consumer app to date, with 100…

Full Article →

Wind Power Giant RWE will Use Wooden Turbine Towers to Lower Emissions

Worldwide, industries are shifting to renewable energy sources to generate power. Though the renewable infrastructure helps in reducing emissions, it creates a lot of waste once it reaches the end of the designed lifetime. With…

Full Article →

How Does Robotic Palletizers Work?

Robotic palletizers work by stacking and orienting several individual products into a single load for more efficient handling, storage and shipping. This concept is known as unit load. Often palletizing robots lift and lower products,…

Full Article →

Exploring the Impact of the Electrician Shortage on Construction Projects

The construction industry is facing a crisis: an electrician shortage. This lack of skilled electricians has caused delays, cost overruns on numerous projects, and potential safety issues due to improper wiring. With the growing demand…

Full Article →

2023 Guide on The Best Practices for Securing Your Drupal Website

Drupal is an open-source CMS (content management system) that was created in 2000 and is still being utilized by some of the most prominent and rampant industries, such as banking, healthcare, public administration, and governments.…

Full Article →

Ukraine Using Cardboard Drones ‘Flying Pizza Box’ To Drop Bombs

Drones have become an integral part of the Russia-Ukraine war. Turkish Bayraktar TB2 by Ukraine or Iran’s Suicide UAVs Shahed-136 deployed by Russia, both sides are using drones for both surveillance and combat. Now, Australia is…

Full Article →

This Caterpillar-Inspired Soft Robot Can Slip Through Narrow Gaps

Inspired by the biomechanics of real caterpillars, researchers at North Carolina State University have engineered a crawling robot. This soft robot can move forward, backward and slip through narrow gaps like slipping under a door.…

Full Article →

EVs To The Skies: Autoflight Sets New World Record For Longest eVTOL Flight

As advanced air mobility continues to transform the future of air transport, eVTOL technology has emerged as a cost-efficient and sustainable way of moving goods and passengers. A tech startup sets new standards for aviation’s…

Full Article →

Engineers Created a Paper Plane-Throwing Bot to Learn Complex Aerodynamic Behaviours

As a child, we all made and flew paper planes. All you have to know is how to fold the paper, and you can fly a plane in a few seconds. How you fold a…

Full Article →

Page 51 of 536« First ‹ Previous 48 49 505152 53 54 Next ›Last »

Engineering

Universal Hydrogen: Successful Test Flight of H₂-Airplane

ChatGPT Like AI Chatbots Could Soon Provide Surprisingly Accurate Medical Diagnosis

Wind Power Giant RWE will Use Wooden Turbine Towers to Lower Emissions

How Does Robotic Palletizers Work?

Exploring the Impact of the Electrician Shortage on Construction Projects

2023 Guide on The Best Practices for Securing Your Drupal Website

Ukraine Using Cardboard Drones ‘Flying Pizza Box’ To Drop Bombs

This Caterpillar-Inspired Soft Robot Can Slip Through Narrow Gaps

EVs To The Skies: Autoflight Sets New World Record For Longest eVTOL Flight

Engineers Created a Paper Plane-Throwing Bot to Learn Complex Aerodynamic Behaviours

Get Industry Tap News

Connect

Advertisement

Featured

Advertisement