Engineering

Ultra-thin And Low-cost: Into The Next-Generation Of Flat Screen

Liquid-crystal display (LCD) has dominated the television market. But researchers have come up with a game-changing technology that possibly replaces LCDs. A group of researchers from Nottingham Trent University, the Australian National University, and the…

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South Korea to Build the World’s Largest Spokeless Ferris Wheel

We’re at the dawn of a new, weird international contest, this time with circles rather than skyscrapers. The London Eye, Dubai Eye, Singapore Flyer, Las Vegas High Roller…Ferris wheels have long been capturing the attention…

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Can Scientists Genetically Engineer a Superior Race Horse?

Horse racing is fast, explosive, and thrilling for both riders and spectators. However, many cannot help but feel that it could be better. In their defense, they acknowledge that horses are strong animals but they…

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Rolls-Royce To Build Miniature Nuclear Reactor for Future Moon Base By 2029

UK Space Agency is backing the research by Rolls-Royce intending to use nuclear power for supporting permanent human outposts on the lunar surface. This Micro-Reactor program will help in providing the power required for humans…

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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Online Gambling

AI and machine learning aren’t new buzzwords, but new and emerging software is definitely impressing the masses. The latest trend in the tech industry, ChatGPT is taking the world by storm. Although it’s fun to…

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Integrating Engineering and Manufacturing Concepts into the Agriculture Curriculum

As a college student, it can be difficult to choose the course that you’ll take or your career path. Most individuals want to take lucrative courses such as medicine, information technology, and engineering to name…

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Smart 3D-Printed Insoles Map the Sole Pressure Directly in The Shoe

For any athletic or fitness activity, proper body biomechanics is necessary. To optimize performance and avoid injuries, athletes use custom-made insoles. But the problem with hand-made insoles is that optimizations and adjustments take time. Also,…

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What The Future Holds For The Field of Engineering

The engineering world is continually in development with the constant search for innovations or the refining of existing inventions that can enhance our lives. Alongside that is the goal to find ways to refine engineering…

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WORMS: A Robot That Can Be Mixed and Matched for Space Missions

MIT engineers have designed a walking lunar robot called WORMS, or the Walking Oligomeric Robotic Mobility System. Consisting of worm-inspired robotic limbs, this robot can be easily configured and reconfigured for various missions on the moon.…

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4 Tips for Making Your Industrial Plant Eco-Friendly

As concerns over climate change increase, companies are becoming more sustainable and greener. Sustainable manufacturing has many benefits; besides helping the environment, it also modernizes businesses. Customers are now searching for sustainable products and services…

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