Category: Engineering

Honda’s name has long been tied to innovation on the ground, and it is famous for its powerful engines and automobiles.

However, the company is now shifting gears, setting its sights on the competitive space domain. The Tokyo-based company…

Methane is a menace to Earth’s climate, but to tiny spiders in the pitch-black depths of the ocean, it’s fuel for life.

In a bizarre twist of nature, scientists have discovered three previously unknown species of sea spiders thriving…

Human urine is often dismissed as waste. But in large volumes, it poses serious environmental risks by overloading water systems with excess nutrients.

Now, a team of scientists has found a way to turn this problem into an opportunity by…

A raccoon-sized armored lizard has been identified through the fossilized remains found in Southern Utah.

The discovery reveals a surprising diversity of large reptiles thriving right alongside the titans of the Late Cretaceous.

The new…

China’s next-gen spacecraft just nailed a dramatic escape test in what may be its biggest astronaut safety leap in decades.

The Mengzhou (Dream Vessel) spacecraft, part of China’s ambitious manned lunar program, successfully completed a…

Bees, ants, and termites build complex structures without blueprints, architects, or construction supervisors.

Their colonies produce intricate hives and nests by relying on local cues like warmth, scent, or the presence of material, rather…

As the industrial world rapidly scales up, so does the demand for precision, speed, and automation. At its annual Hexagon LIVE Global conference, Hexagon introduced AEON, a humanoid robot built in partnership with NVIDIA, designed to take on the…

A tiny patch with microscopic needles could spell the end of painful biopsies.

Scientists at King’s College London have developed a nanoneedle-studded patch that can painlessly collect detailed molecular information from tissues, without…