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igus Develops World’s First Intelligent Plain Bearing

New smart plastics polymer bearing indicates degree of wear, prevents equipment failure igus has developed the world’s first intelligent plain bearing, a high-performance plastic that warns of failure and allows machine and equipment operators to…

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Aspiring to Become an Engineer? Here’s How to Do It Right

Engineering is a field that covers a wide spectrum of disciplines, so picking a career path in it can be confusing. Here is a short guide on how to find your way through the early…

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Germany’s First Electric Highway That Lets Trucks Draw Power from Overhead Cables

Germany is trialing latest eHighway system that uses overhead electrified cables to power specially-equipped trucks’ electric motors. It is a great initiative by Germany to curb the greenhouse gas emissions. Rita Schwarzeluehr-Sutter, parliamentary state secretary…

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Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

A new innovative airplane design known as the Flying-V embraces an entirely different approach to aircraft design. Named after the iconic Gibson Flying-V electric guitar, this plane is designed by researchers from Delft University of Technology (TU…

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Taking a Closer Look at Types of Gantry Cranes and Their Applications

Humans have used different types of cranes since before the industrial revolution. After the industrial revolution, however, humans used electricity and fossil fuels to power the cranes, making them more powerful and efficient. In modern…

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These Are the Longest Tunnels in the World By Type

There’s something mystical about these underground passageways that solve massive transportation efficiency problems and demonstrate marvelous boring and civil engineering in all of their manifestations. Dive in our list with the longest tunnels in the…

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First Flying Car Skyport Nears Completion on a 60-Story Residential Tower in Miami

Long-awaited innovations of the future Flying cars are closer to reality than you think. Like helicopter landing pads and heliports, flying cars will soon get the places to land. Helicopter landing pads have adorned buildings…

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What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

To better understand what the Fourth Industrial Revolution entails, we must look at the preceding revolutions. The First Industrial Revolution – water and steam power to mechanize production The Second Industrial Revolution – electric power…

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Russia Launches the World’s Longest Nuclear Submarine That Can Also Spy Underwater

Russia recently launched the world’s longest submarine called Belgorod. This special submarine is one of Russia’s most secret weapon carriers, which has been designed for carrying out different kind of missions. The Belgorod is officially…

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World’s Fastest Bullet Train with Record-Breaking Speed of 249 Mph Starts Test Run In Japan

Japan, the birthplace of high-speed rail travel, is pushing the limits of train travel. It recently unveiled its new generation bullet train Alfa-X which is capable of speeds of as much as 400 kilometers (249…

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Construction

igus Develops World’s First Intelligent Plain Bearing

Aspiring to Become an Engineer? Here’s How to Do It Right

Germany’s First Electric Highway That Lets Trucks Draw Power from Overhead Cables

Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

Taking a Closer Look at Types of Gantry Cranes and Their Applications

These Are the Longest Tunnels in the World By Type

First Flying Car Skyport Nears Completion on a 60-Story Residential Tower in Miami

What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

Russia Launches the World’s Longest Nuclear Submarine That Can Also Spy Underwater

World’s Fastest Bullet Train with Record-Breaking Speed of 249 Mph Starts Test Run In Japan

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