Robotic Hummingbirds Hover Like an Insect, Fly Like a Bird
Equipped with artificial intelligence to adapt on-the-fly, the birds' bodies are 3D-printed and their wings are made out of carbon fiber and laser-cut membranes.
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Restored ‘Big Boy' Steam Locomotive Makes its Debut
The locomotive was powerful enough to pull the equivalent of 16 Statues of Liberty at once.
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Drones Bring New Hope for Organ Transplant Patients
In April, a custom-made drone embarked on the first-ever test delivery of a kidney for transplant.
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Blue Origin Launches Reusable Rocket with Record Payload
"There is nothing like a workday when you get to launch and land rockets," said Ariane Cornwell, director of astronaut and orbital sales at Blue Origin.
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Advances in Laser Alignment Enhance Component Rebuild Accuracy
Component misalignment is a serious problem in the manufacturing world. As such, manufacturers should align the shafts, sheaves, pulleys, gearboxes, and other components of their production equipment on a regular basis. in order to prevent costly problems from affecting your production capabilities.
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The 1969 Beetle Wedding Car Didn't Need a Windshield
The car was among 12 Volkswagen classics on display at the "beauty pageant for rare and elegant cars."
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New Vibrating Prototype Could Help Parkinson's Patients
The device's vibrating motors are designed to assist Parkinson's patients who suffer from freezing of gait and balance problems.
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The Wood Doesn't Make the Guitar
Many guitar makers and musicians claim that the type of wood used to manufacture the instrument can make or break the sound quality. A group of researchers wanted to know the truth.
Read More »Ford Predicts the 7 Trends of 2019
A shocking number of people would rather lose their ability to smell than give up their devices.
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Dyson May Enter Another New Market
Besides vacuums, hand dryers and electric cars, what is the company up to now?
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