Engineering
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Simple Self-Timing Electric Motor Built from Scratch A maker recently demonstrated how to build a fully functional self timing electric motor using only basic electronic… |
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This DIY Build Cuts Human Reaction Time by 10% - Touch of a Cyborg? A split second can decide who wins and who loses and this DIY project proves that even milliseconds can be engineered. By building a compact… |
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Wrist-Mounted Grappling Hook Project: Spider-Man Web-Shooter IRL? A YouTube channel named The Amazing PhD has presented an engineering project that showcases the development of a wrist-mounted grappling hook… |
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Kochi-Based EyeROV Announces Tunnel Survey Completion at 4,000 Feet on the Heels of ₹13 Crore Raise EyeROV, an underwater robotics startup, has completed what it claims is “one of the longest tunnel surveys in North India, marking an important… |
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L&T Semiconductor and Andes Technology Enter Long-Term RISC-V Collaboration L&T Semiconductor Technologies (LTSCT) announced an IP License Master Agreement with Andes Technology, a RISC-V processor IP provider. The… |
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Porcospino Flex: Lightweight Design and Flexible Spine Enhance Robotic Performance When robots face tight spaces and unpredictable terrain, most machines come to a stop. Researchers at the University of Genoa’s RICE Lab are… |
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ProtoV MINI Brings USB-C Powered Dual-Rail Power to Breadboards A new breadboard-friendly power supply called ProtoV MINI has been announced and is expected to launch soon. Roughly the size of a credit card,… |
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Hydrogen Powered Drone from China Flies for Four Hours How far can a hydrogen-powered drone really fly? That question came to life at Beihang University’s Hangzhou International Campus as the long-… |
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Cyient Semiconductors Announces Agreement to Acquire Controlling Stake in Kinetic Technologies Cyient Semiconductors has entered into an agreement to acquire a controlling stake in Kinetic Technologies. Expected to close in the months ahead… |
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How MIT's Aerial Microrobots Fly as Agilely as Insects Engineers from MIT have developed aerial microrobots that are roughly 450% faster with about 250% better acceleration in comparison to prior demos… |
