Author Archives: Jonathan Keane

About Jonathan Keane

Irish journalist writing on business, tech and engineering.

Scientists Seeking Ways To Prevent Radiation Damage In Space Travel

Researchers at North Carolina State University are examining the ways that magnesium affects radiation-tolerant materials that are often used in nuclear energy and space travel, in the hopes of devising new techniques to address the…

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Can Sleep Pods in the Workplace Help?

People are working harder and more stressful jobs than ever before, especially with technology, social media and business innovations moving at a staggering pace. It can be difficult to keep up and can become quite…

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Airbus Planning To 3D Print Plane’s Vital Components

The recent TED Global Conference held in Edinburgh, Scotland was, as per usual, an interesting affair but one of the most eye catching displays was the unveiling of a daring new plane to be designed…

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RHex All-Terrain Robot Can Jump And Climb

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have spent the last 15 years developing a new robot that will be able to climb and jump, which could be used in goods transport or military activity by…

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Robotic Needle Can Remove Blood Clots From Inoperable Brain Areas

Scientists at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee have devised a new robotic steerable needle that can be used to remove blood clots from inoperable areas of the brain, which would relieve damage caused by the pressure…

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Residential Construction At Highest Level In Four Years

Residential construction in the US has risen to its high levels in over four years, according to figures from May of this year released by the Commerce Department. The report details that the construction numbers…

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Britain Unveils £85 Million Grants For Energy Efficiency

Britain’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), in conjunction with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has announced a new £85 million grant system for “three key technologies” – Robotics and Autonomous systems, Advanced Materials…

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New Laser Turbulence Detection Will Make For Smoother Flights

Scientists across Europe have teamed up under the DELICAT (Demonstration of Lidar based Clear Air Turbulence) project to develop a new laser scanner for aircraft that will assist pilots in avoiding atmospheric turbulence. The LIDAR…

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Automated Robots Cleaning The Entire Sydney Harbour Bridge

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a staggering architectural feat of 53,000 tonnes of steel, and is a mainstay in any images of the Australian city’s skyline but as one would imagine, cleaning it up for…

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Honeywell’s $37 Million Project For The New Airbus Assembly Line

Honeywell have been awarded the contract for a $37 million project to build and continually service a new power facility for the assembly line of Airbus aircraft. The site is based in Mobile, Alabama and…

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Author Archives: Jonathan Keane

About Jonathan Keane

Scientists Seeking Ways To Prevent Radiation Damage In Space Travel

Can Sleep Pods in the Workplace Help?

Airbus Planning To 3D Print Plane’s Vital Components

RHex All-Terrain Robot Can Jump And Climb

Robotic Needle Can Remove Blood Clots From Inoperable Brain Areas

Residential Construction At Highest Level In Four Years

Britain Unveils £85 Million Grants For Energy Efficiency

New Laser Turbulence Detection Will Make For Smoother Flights

Automated Robots Cleaning The Entire Sydney Harbour Bridge

Honeywell’s $37 Million Project For The New Airbus Assembly Line

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