Siemens Weighfeeders Boost Profits for Chinese Steel Company

ShouSteel Mining Ltd., located in QianAn City, China, runs a pelletizing plant that uses iron ore as a raw material combined with limestone, dolostone, or olivine, with bentonite as a binder. After mixing the raw…

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315 mph (508 km/h) In An Electric Car Is The Fastest Zero Emmission Car On The Planet

At Ohio State’s Center for Automotive Research teams of students led by professor Dr. Giorgio Rizzoni have been designing alternative fuel race cars that run on batteries or hydrogen fuel cells since 1990 that hold…

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Air Pollution Killing 700,000 Chinese a Year and Millions More Worldwide

Sacrifice, development, progress: the names we give to human events often depend on our point of view. The most vilified and notorious criminals in history have been responsible for the deaths of millions. Genghis Khan…

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Hate camping on the cold and soggy ground? Try the Tree Tent

If you’ve ever camped on rocky or soggy ground, if you’ve ever worried about animals, crawling bugs, or reptiles visiting you while you sleep, or if you’re looking for the next big think in camping, you’ve been waiting for the Tentsile.…

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4 Million Miles of Solar Panel Roads Powering the USA

An interesting and perhaps game changing technology being considered in the US is roads made of solar powered panels that are interconnected creating an intelligent solar roadway. With 4 million miles of roads and many…

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Comparing Global Research & Development Cost by Country

Steve Jobs famously said: “Innovation has nothing to do with how many R&D dollars you have. When Apple came up with the Mac, IBM was spending at least 100 times more on R&D. It’s not…

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$150 Billion International Space Station Destined for Fiery Return to Earth in 2025

The International Space Station (ISS), a major aerospace engineering accomplishment that has resulted in significant science and technology advancements, is an artificial satellite and largest object in lower Earth orbit. It is a joint project…

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Heavy Lifting Quadcopter Lifts 50 Pound Loads. It’s a Gas Powered HULK (HLQ)

A gas powered quadcopter capable of autonomously picking up and delivering a payload of 50 pounds. Four senior mechanical engineering students at San Jose State University, California are designing and developing an autonomous gas-powered quadcopter,…

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Precision Engineered Accordion Watch Masterpiece. Unique, Quirky and Expensive

Watchmaking relies on the highest tolerance of precision manufacturing to create a time keeping masterpiece. In early years of watchmaking a high quality watch was appreciated for its precision engineering and craftsmanship. Today a watch…

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3D Printed Ear Using Human Cells to Develop Prosthetic Ears

3D printing has taken another huge step forward with engineers and physicians successfully creating a prosthetic human ear by using injectable moulds. The injectable moulds contain living cells that were used to mould the shape of…

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Siemens Weighfeeders Boost Profits for Chinese Steel Company

315 mph (508 km/h) In An Electric Car Is The Fastest Zero Emmission Car On The Planet

Air Pollution Killing 700,000 Chinese a Year and Millions More Worldwide

Hate camping on the cold and soggy ground? Try the Tree Tent

4 Million Miles of Solar Panel Roads Powering the USA

Comparing Global Research & Development Cost by Country

$150 Billion International Space Station Destined for Fiery Return to Earth in 2025

Heavy Lifting Quadcopter Lifts 50 Pound Loads. It’s a Gas Powered HULK (HLQ)

Precision Engineered Accordion Watch Masterpiece. Unique, Quirky and Expensive

3D Printed Ear Using Human Cells to Develop Prosthetic Ears

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