TECH & INNOVATION

Why You Should Choose 3D Printing

TECH & INNOVATION 08.27.2019 21:03 PM

When the first 3D printers became available, engineers and designers around the world were thrilled at their potential. Creating an item in a matter of hours from a design that was just on a sheet of paper before seemed like science fiction.

The Importance of Knowledge Management Software in an Organization

08.27.2019 09:43 AM

Thanks to the advent of the cloud, unlimited data storage is no longer an expensive proposition. Added to that, there are numerous platforms that can help with the acquisition of data, be it customer-related, business-related or even industry related.

3D Printing Printing May Help Rebuild Coral Reef

08.27.2019 08:54 AM

Coral reefs around the world are degrading, but scientists believe that 3D printing technology may help rebuild what was lost.

Greener Plastic: The Search Is On

08.27.2019 08:43 AM

Finding solutions to address the problem with single-use plastics is far from being simple. There is a new breed of plastic bags that are found in the grocery stores today.

Welding for Ceramics Using Ultrafast Pulsed Laser

08.26.2019 08:42 AM

The technology can be used to increase the reliability of biomedical implants and electronic devices.

Two-Year Project Dedicated to the Improvement of Wound Treatment

08.26.2019 08:39 AM

They plan to develop microsensors to be embedded in bandages for noncontact monitoring and diagnosis.

The World’s Smartest Trash Bin

08.26.2019 08:37 AM

The Bin-e is the world’s most innovative trash box that segregates and compacts wastes on its own.

Smart Highways with Solar Roadways

08.24.2019 08:30 AM

Solar Roadways is the next best innovation in ensuring safe and snow-free roads. Thus, making it safe for everyone during the winter season.

Innovative Building Material has Zero Heat Loss

08.24.2019 08:28 AM

In light of global green goals, several engineering companies have come forward in offering various solutions in the form of innovations in building materials.

Did NYC Mayor Just Ban Glass Skyscrapers?

08.24.2019 08:28 AM

During a press conference held on Earth Day, Bill DeBlasio, the mayor of New York, seemed to have threatened to ban glass skyscrapers, which was later clarified in his speech.

Nanofibers Extracted from This Algae can Filter Water-Borne Bacteria and Viruses

08.24.2019 08:27 AM

Once a menace, the Pithophora algae is now a solution to water scarcity. Pithophora algae, also sometimes known as "horse hair" is a filamentous algae that is green in color and has a coarse texture.

Biologist Works on ‘Spider Silk Library’ at the American Museum of Natural History

08.24.2019 08:20 AM

The study on the genetic structure of spider silk could help in the field of materials science. Biologist and curator, professor, and Director of Comparative Biology Research at the American Museum of Natural History Cheryl Hayashi has dedicated her hours to creating a "silk library" in her laboratory at the museum.

New and Inexpensive Stick-on Sensors Could Monitor Electrolytes and Metabolites in Real Time

08.23.2019 08:09 AM

The sensors could help determine how much a person can exercise without causing harm to themselves. There are several disadvantages of drawing up blood for analysis.

Nature - Inspired Compound Lens Could Improve Robots and Self - Driving Cars

08.22.2019 09:05 AM

The compound lens is inspired by the eyes of insects, and can help in the field of biology, robotics, automotive, and electronics.

OpticSELINE Could Possibly Restore the Sight of the Blind

08.22.2019 09:04 AM

The electrode works by stimulating the optic nerve with light sensation. Researchers from Switzerland and Italy have teamed up to develop the OpticSELINE, a device with intraneural electrodes that stimulate the optic nerve with light sensation in the hopes of activating the visual cortex-in other words, restoring the sight of the blind.