Metamaterial Mechanisms Made From Continuous Plastic
Researchers working with a new technology called metamaterials have created a door latch and a pair of pliers without screws, bolts or other fixings.
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UK Join France In Battle Against Air Pollution
From 2040, Britain will outlaw the sale of new diesel and petrol cars and vans in a bid to cut air pollution, it was announced.
Solid State Battery To Revolutionize Electric Vehicles By 2020
Toyota is in the production engineering stage of building a battery with a solid electrolyte that would allow it to produce a smaller, lighter battery, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
A New Pathway That Leads To Cheaper Chips
Engineers can cut size and power in half by stripping away the unused logic gates from general-purpose microcontrollers.
The Moon Is Holding A Little More Water Weight Than We Thought
Until 2008 we believed the Moon was completely dry, now it has discovered further that there is even more water on the planet below the lunar surface.
The Evolution Of Our Trusted Elevators
Back in 1857 the first successful and safe elevator was designed, and since then designers and architects have explored a lot of possibilities offered by elevators.
New App Can Help Prevent and Reverse Chronic Disease
A platform has been developed which allows users to build customized disease-management and care plans on an app, which can then sends alerts and reminders.
One Lightweight Motor Drive… One Giant Leap To Space
In 2018 ESA is sending a Solar Orbiter into space which will be equipped with a thick heat shield, and motors and drives from Maxon Motors.
Robots Read Emotions Through Body-Tracking Software
Researchers have developed a robot which can track a level of emotion allowing it to read a person's body language and even recognise individual fingers.
Electrifying Plans In Store For Montreal
Increasing the electrification of its transport infrastructure, Montreal has set out strategic goals to make the city more electric and reduce CO2 emissions.