50 Years Ago, NASA Put a Car on the Moon
Dave Scott was not about to pass by an interesting rock without stopping. It was July 31, 1971, and he…
Scientists Observe a New Kind of Light Emission
Scientists observe a new kind of light emission when electrons in topological insulators abruptly reverse their direction of motion. Credit:…
Technology toolkit for bipolar plate production of fuel cells
Visualization of the technology toolkit: The higher the column, the better that forming process scores on a particular parameter. Credit:…
Unique technology gives humans a leg up on walking
Soft exoskeleton on treadmill. Credit: Queen’s University Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science An exoskeleton designed by Queen’s Engineering researchers…
Researchers predict the lifetime of bearings
Overview of rolling bearing and defect shape on the raceway surface of the inner ring. Credit: Osaka University Scientists from…
New sensors detect explosive materials, viral particles at part-per-quadrillion level
University of Rhode Island Professor Otto Gregory and URI doctoral student Peter Ricci demonstrate and explain how the sensors developed…
Tech startups turn to digital PR platform for media exposure
Early-stage technology startups in the UK are using digital public relations (PR) platform Newspage to help increase media visibility and…
Shoe scanner technology on the horizon
The shoe scanner builds on millimeter wave technology used in passenger scanners deployed at airports to detect concealed weapons. Credit:…
ANYbotics reveals full-scale robotic inspection solution
Credit: ANYbotics The Swiss robotics company ANYbotics has announced the launch of a new end-to-end robotic inspection system for the…
Barney the Swiss Robot Bartender Ready to Serve Up Dozens of Cocktails
Barney is a bit different from your usual Swiss bartender. He is fully automated, mixes dozens of cocktails, and even…