Engineering

Robotic Red Blood Cells To Vastly Expand Human Capabilities

Abbott Laboratories in North Chicago is currently testing robotic red blood cells or respirocytes in rats. According to a CNN report respirocytes or mechanical red blood cells will augment or replace human red blood cells carrying oxygen to…

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Using Engineering To Reduce The Threat & Cost Of Natural Disasters

Engineers are studying the planet’s structure and dynamic natural systems including earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, tsunamis, floods and tornadoes. Avalanches, fires, hurricanes and thunderstorms are also being studied. If it is true that the world’s atmosphere…

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The World’s Largest Solar Powered Boat

Some sailboats are beautiful drifting about on a sunny windless day, some sailboats are beautiful racing across storm tossed seas full of whitecaps and sailors clinging on for dear life and some sailboats are beautiful…

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Imagine Traveling To Any Destination On The Planet In A Few Hours, Sabre Rocket Engine Can

Imagine taking off from a runway like a normal aeroplane but flying so high and so fast that when you unclip your seatbelt, you float around the cabin. Look out of the windows: on one…

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Engineering History: How Vikings Made Ships

Vikings are known as fearless warriors, but they wouldn’t have gotten anywhere without being great shipbuilders. Norse ship design was passed down from father to son from generation to generation as the art was developed…

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What Will The Job Market Look Like In 2045 When Machines Do All The Work?

In a recent IEEE Techwise interview between Moshe Vardi, Professor of Computer Science at Rice University and interviewer Stephen Cherry, the future of human work in light of advancing robotic technology was discussed. The question:…

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The Story Behind General Electric’s Mission As An Industrial Giant

GE Market Cap $250 Billion General Electric has been in the top five, often the top one or two companies in the United States in terms of market capitalization for decades. Despite its age GE…

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German Renewables At 25%, On Track For 100% By 2050

Economic miracles seem to occur at high frequency around the world; the Japanese did it after World War II, China is doing it now and Germany, the leading industrialized country in Europe, is doing it…

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Africa’s Mobile Technology Revolution Raising All Boats, Spurring Innovation

Africa has long been considered a sleeping giant with diverse and plentiful natural resources and a large population. Recent trends in Africa in engineering and technology are creating a boom on the continent. Africa has…

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Largest Swing Bridge In The USA Completely Dismantled And Replaced In 9 Days

A “swing bridge” swivels allowing ships to pass and then swings back to allow automobile or train traffic to continue. “Double swing” bridges have two swinging or swiveling sections. The George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge…

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Engineering

Robotic Red Blood Cells To Vastly Expand Human Capabilities

Using Engineering To Reduce The Threat & Cost Of Natural Disasters

The World’s Largest Solar Powered Boat

Imagine Traveling To Any Destination On The Planet In A Few Hours, Sabre Rocket Engine Can

Engineering History: How Vikings Made Ships

What Will The Job Market Look Like In 2045 When Machines Do All The Work?

The Story Behind General Electric’s Mission As An Industrial Giant

German Renewables At 25%, On Track For 100% By 2050

Africa’s Mobile Technology Revolution Raising All Boats, Spurring Innovation

Largest Swing Bridge In The USA Completely Dismantled And Replaced In 9 Days

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