Engineering
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Circuit Digest Named Digital Content & Outreach Partner for electronica India 2026 21 August 2026: Circuit Digest has been named the Digital Content & Outreach Partner for electronica India 2026, taking place from 16–18… |
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Students Built a Submarine to Map Ice Thickness Across Frozen Lakes and Somehow Made GPS Work Underwater A team of engineering students from ETH Zürich has developed POLARIS, an autonomous underwater robot designed to measure and map the thickness of… |
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Gerber to PCB in 30 Minutes at Your Desk: PewCB One Pairs a Laser With Vias-Ready Double-Sided Blanks A new desktop machine called PewCB One wants to bring PCB fabrication into the same room as the engineer designing it. Instead of exporting a… |
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Engineer Turns Mini Fridge Into a SLAM-Guided Tank Robot You'd Have to Chase for a Cold Drink Engineer Dorian Todd has built a self-driving mini fridge on tank treads that can autonomously chase or flee a person and reward them with a cold… |
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Andhra Pradesh Launches Twin AI Centres to Give DeepTech Startups GPU Power and Mentorship Andhra Pradesh has set up two new AI-focused facilities, one in… |
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Phantom Twist: The Spinning Drone That Hides in Plain Sight Northwestern University engineers have unveiled Phantom Twist, a groundbreaking low-visibility UAV that exploits human… |
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US-India NISAR Satellite Radar Reveals a 'Hummingbird' Etched in Antarctic Ice The NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) satellite has produced an image of a mountain peak in East Antarctica that scientists have… |
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MIT Develops a Robotic Bird That Can Fly, Dive, and Swim We've seen drones that fly and underwater robots that swim, but combining both into a single machine has remained a… |
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Amphenol's Interconnect Solutions: A Technical Overview of ExaMAX, HD Express, AirMax VS, and XCede Modern server and data center design places increasing demands on the physical interconnect layer. At 112 Gbps and beyond, connectors are no… |
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Two-Way Holographic Display with Wemos D1 Mini This display can show two different images at the same time - no VR headsets, no software tricks, just pure optics.… |
