Category: Engineering

A new type of tool is set to make engineering innovations more efficient. Developed by an Austin-based engineering company, Nigel AI Advisor can help boost automation and the efficiency of latest innovations.

Emerson’s newly developed solution…

Quasars, or short for quasi-stellar objects, are intensely luminous cores of distant galaxies powered by supermassive black holes. These objects are not only some of the brightest in the universe but also essential to our understanding of galaxy…

Archaeologists revealed details related to the first dinosaur tracks in Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada. They were not just one footprint but a collection made by a multispecies herd, revealing that different species interacted to…

Friction, though familiar in everyday life, remains a complex phenomenon—especially at the microscopic level. Scientists long believed it arose from rough surfaces rubbing together, where tiny bumps and sticky spots resisted motion and…

China’s National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) has unveiled its design for a new next-generation nuclear reactor. Called a “crucial step” in the country’s future energy plans, the new reactor could generate up to 1.2 gigawatts (GW) alone….

Engineers from Britain implemented a novel approach to improve how robots grip and handle fragile, slippery or asymmetric objects. The breakthrough slip-prevention method shows impressive results and could pave the way for safer, more reliable…

Imagine trying to label every star, galaxy, or distant quasar in the sky, millions upon millions of them. Until now, this job relied heavily on a precise but slow method called spectroscopy, which is accurate, but simply can’t keep up with the…

Researchers at Harvard University have developed a new method for conducting complex quantum operations using a single, flat optical device.

This device, known as a metasurface, can perform the functions of multiple conventional optical…

Archaeologists in Berlin have discovered an ornate coffin in a hidden crypt, believed to belong to the second wife of Prussian King Frederick William II. The location of Julie Von Voß’s grave was previously unknown.

Although forgotten…