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- Should engineers buy the Apple Vision Pro? | Engineering.com
- Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have been slowly seeping into engineering offices over the past decade. The technology is being used to interact with CAD models, to help assemble sp...
- Lego-like bricks make house construction child’s play
- If you ever played with interlocking brick toys as a kid, or even as an adult, you're instantly qualified to build a house with Plaex blocks, according to the team behind a strong, recycled con...
- STEM Careers Coalition | Discovery Education
- The STEM Careers Coalition™ addresses the STEM workforce and inspiration gap by bridging industry and classrooms at an unprecedented scale. It is powered by a coalition of corporate leaders and a...
- EngineerGirl - What is one skill beneficial to have when doing your job?
- How did you develop that skill? How can I work on it? Is there something that you would have done differently when you were young to start developing that skill early?
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- Why Engineering?I got involved with my high school robotics team my sophomore year and fell in love with the problem-solving process. To me it was an outlet for my creativity and "think outsid...
- Portable bridge unlocks road construction without traffic diversions
- A new modular mobile flyover bridge allows vehicles to drive right overtop of stretches of highway roadwork, instead of waiting to go around them. Known as the ASTRA Bridge, it's intended to ma...
- Thermal power cell harvests electricity from heat at record efficiency
- A new heat-to-energy converter has reached a record efficiency of 44% – the average steam turbine manages about 35%, for comparison. This thermophotovoltaic cell is a major step on the way to sus...
- More transparent than glass, new material cools rooms and self-cleans
- PMMM’s coolest trick (pun intended) is its ability to beam heat directly into outer space, thus cooling a room. It sounds like sci-fi stuff, but it’s a well-studied phenomenon called radiative...
- Potato scraps and sawdust form stool that's fuel for the fire
- Made from potatoes and sawdust, the stool is designed to be thrown in a fireplace for warmth once it reaches the end of its usefulness.The stool itself measures 29 x 29 x 43 cm (11.4 x 11.4 x 17 in...
- An Aviation First as AI-Powered F-16 Dogfights Human Pilots | Engineering.com
- The modified F-16 airplane, called the X-62A, was originally designed to simulate the flight characteristics of multiple airplanes, suggesting the development of an AI system that could be easily a...
- American Magic - New England Science & Sailing
- “Sail Locker” of experiential learning materials and resources to bring the very best of sailing and the technology explore concepts of engineering and its importance in sailing, identify ways...
- Next-gen spatial displays make for headset-free working in 3 dimensions
- headset-free 3D visuals to home users in a compact package, the new 16-inch and 32-inch spatial (holographic) displays are expected to see use in the workplaces of designers, engineers, educators,...
- https://www.core77.com/posts/122435/The-Ottobock-Shoulder-Exoskeleton-for-Overhead-Work
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- "goldene, a sheet of gold that’s only one atom thick. Like graphene, this changes the material’s properties from its 3D bulk form – in this case, goldene becomes a semiconductor, switchi...
- Hydrogen to the Rescue
- The fuel cell can provide energy directly to the truck’s powertrain. However, it mainly charges two battery packs with a total capacity of 155-kilowatt-hours because batteries are better than fue...
- $6 a day EV subscription service could disrupt the auto industry
- Helixx's cheapest subscription rate works out to $0.25 cents per hour, which would logically be the full-time rate of having a new car/van with "the lot" (insurance, maintenance) ......
- The Ultimate Guide to Concrete 3D Printing in 2023 - 3DSourced
- Concrete printers are substantially larger to facilitate the construction of entire buildings or houses. Their software is also considerably more sophisticated, emphasizing geometric precision to e...
- Toilet flush tests reveal just how nasty it is to leave the lid up
- "flushing a toilet can spread small particles of water, urine, feces, and pathogens. To see just what a flush was capable of, in 2022, University of Colorado Boulder researchers used lasers to...
- Robotics Innovation is the Key to Re-Shoring the Trillion-Dollar Apparel Manufacturing | Engineering.com
- A staggering 97% of the apparel sold and worn in the U.S. is made overseas according to the American Apparel & Footwear Association. Not only does this mean that the U.S. lost these jobs when a...
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