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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NASA Unveils A New Spacesuit For Artemis Moon Mission

NASA has recently unveiled the prototype for a newly designed next-generation spacesuit developed by a company called Axiom Space. The spacesuit is specially tailored and accessorized for the astronauts.  “We have not had a new…

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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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Breaking Down the Costs: Understanding the Factors That Affect Business Gas Prices

Fuel expenses account for a significant portion of a company’s operating costs. As businesses everywhere seek to optimize their expenses, gas prices remain one of the most fundamental factors that affect their bottom line. Factors…

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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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This U.S Based Company Is Planning To Build The World’s First Ammonia-Powered, Zero-Emission Ship

After demonstrating the world’s first ammonia-fueled tractor and the world’s first ammonia-powered truck, Brooklyn, New York-based Amogy Inc., is planning to demonstrate the world’s first ammonia-powered ship by the end of 2023. The maritime transportation industry…

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Dimming Lights Before Bed Can Reduce Diabetes Risk

Gestational diabetes is high blood sugar that develops during pregnancy but usually disappears after giving birth. Gestational diabetes affects the pregnancy and the baby’s health If not well controlled, it causes the baby’s blood sugar…

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