Engineering

US Air Force Invests $75.5 Million in Creation of Largest Wireless Ad-Hoc Network in the World

The US Air Force is leading the charge by exploring the practical application of ad-hoc wireless networks. The air service has recently awarded a whopping $75.5 million contract to Persistent Systems, a New York-based company,…

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A New CO2 Capture Process Can Reduce 0.5 Percent Of Global CO2 Emissions

More than 50 billion tonnes of rock are crushed worldwide every year, which accounts for 11% of global carbon emissions, but the crushing processes do not capture CO2. The resultant CO2 is released into the atmosphere…

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Newly Discovered Enzyme That Turns Air into Electricity

In a revolutionary discovery, scientists have found a way to make energy out of thin air. Researchers from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia have discovered a new bacterial enzyme that can turn air into electrical…

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Understanding the Benefits of Choosing a Custom Conveyor Dealer

When looking to purchase a custom conveyor system, it is important to understand the many benefits of choosing a custom conveyor dealer. Custom conveyor manufacturers, such as Fluent Conveyors, have dealers with the experience and…

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Exploring the Impact of Custom Conveyor Systems on Productivity

Conveyor systems are an integral part of many industrial and commercial operations, providing an efficient means of transporting goods and materials from one point to another. Manufacturers like Fluent Conveyors create custom-designed conveyor systems that…

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A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Right Baling Wire

When it comes to baling wire, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Each job has its own unique specifications, and it is important to invest in the right type of baling wire to ensure optimal performance.…

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RMIT and Livefield Recycle Glass to Make Fire-Safe Building Cladding

Did you know that glass is known to be fully recyclable? But, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states that just one-third of post-consumer glass gets recycled while rest of it goes to landfill. RMIT…

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Tesla Plans for Electric Vehicle Motor Without Rare Earth Elements to Cut Dependence on China

There are a lot of misconceptions about the use of rare earth elements in electric cars. Rare earth magnets are the main component in electric motors rather than batteries. In fact, lithium-ion batteries typically contain zero rare earth elements.…

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These Headphones Will Clean Out Your Earwax To Let You Hear The Music Better

Wax in your ear is not a sign of poor hygiene. Earwax is a natural moisturizer preventing the delicate skin inside the ear canal from becoming too dry, it traps dirt and dust, small objects,…

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The Future of Manufacturing: Insights and Tech Trends

The manufacturing sector has drastically changed in the last couple of years. Without a doubt, its future is tied to technology. Digital technologies like artificial intelligence, 3D printing, and robotics have become indispensable for manufacturers…

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