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Engineering Particles on the Nanoscale to Redesign the Future of Medicine

Super High Resolution Microscopes Super high resolution microscopes are the most significant development in imaging since the invention of the microscope in the 16th century. Conventional microscopes resolve objects as small as 300 nanometers, also…

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Eye-Controlled Computers Make Double Clicking Obsolete

The smartest, most-accomplished person on the planet, Stephen Hawking, communicates with his friends and the world using “cheek movements” to send signals to his computer. He is reported to have tried eye-controlled movement technology but…

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Airbus Sales Behind Boeing But Orders Propel Them to New Industry Record

Airbus had a good 2013, according to the company’s new sales report. Despite not beating Boeing in the number of manufactured aircraft throughout the year, Airbus delivered 626 planes, a company record. The Toulouse, France-based…

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24-Year-Old Inventor Becomes the Youngest Shortlisted for Engineering Hall of Fame

Young British engineer Sam Etherington worked out the design for his award-winning wave energy system while kite surfing. That inspiration may catapult him into the “SEMPA” British Engineering Hall of Fame. Sector Skills Council for…

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Ford Promises New Aluminum Bodied F-150 Isn’t a Beer Can on Wheels

Ford has revealed its new aluminum bodied F-150 pick-up truck at the Detroit Auto Show, which drops up to 700 pounds from the vehicle’s weight to save fuel costs. The model has had a number…

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Charge Your Smartphone and Power Your Home with Micro-Windmills

In the world of wind turbines the news seems to suggest that bigger is better. However, as engineers are able to reliably manufacturer miniature objects, things like wind turbines can be built very small and…

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Ocean Cleanup Array Could Remove 7,250,000 Tons of Plastic from the Sea

Plastics are no doubt serious threats to our oceans and to the health of sea creatures, both big and small. They constitute approximately 90% of all trash floating on the ocean’s surface, with 46,000 pieces…

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The Rise of Virtually Designed Products and 3D Printers in 21st Century Design and Manufacturing

In a recent IndustryTap article: “3D Modeling with Hand Gestures” we saw Elon Musk demonstrating the new design technique that allows virtual manual molding, modeling and manipulation of complex designs in developing or improving products.…

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New Yacht Creates a Mini Monaco on the Ship’s Deck

“The Streets of Monaco” is a brand new concept yacht, designed by Island Yacht Design to bring Monaco’s most recognizable landmarks, including the Grand Prix track, Port Hercule, and Hotel de Paris to a ship.…

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Pick Up Your New Car from the World’s Fastest Automatic Parking System

Autostadt Car Towers has made it into the 2014 Book of Guinness World Records as the “fastest automatic parking system in the world.” AutoStadt (Car City) is a massive car museum adjacent to the Volkswagen Factory…

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Engineering

Engineering Particles on the Nanoscale to Redesign the Future of Medicine

Eye-Controlled Computers Make Double Clicking Obsolete

Airbus Sales Behind Boeing But Orders Propel Them to New Industry Record

24-Year-Old Inventor Becomes the Youngest Shortlisted for Engineering Hall of Fame

Ford Promises New Aluminum Bodied F-150 Isn’t a Beer Can on Wheels

Charge Your Smartphone and Power Your Home with Micro-Windmills

Ocean Cleanup Array Could Remove 7,250,000 Tons of Plastic from the Sea

The Rise of Virtually Designed Products and 3D Printers in 21st Century Design and Manufacturing

New Yacht Creates a Mini Monaco on the Ship’s Deck

Pick Up Your New Car from the World’s Fastest Automatic Parking System

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