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How Green Technology and Science Can Help Control Air Pollution

Posted on Apr 25, 2018 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Engineering, Green Tech
Air Pollution

With the current world population standing at around 7.6 billion, it is easy to understand how the planet is under pressure. Each person living on Earth needs food, water and the energy to produce heat and to cook food in … Continue reading →

The Future of Bicycles – Are Electric Bicycles Going to Take Over?

Posted on Apr 25, 2018 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Car, Engineering, Futurism
Electric Bike

The world of transport is ever changing thanks to technological advancements. From faster trains, to driverless vehicles – there’s been a lot of advancements made to make getting around that little bit easier. Even bicycles have seen some significant changes … Continue reading →

4 Terrible Mistakes That Most Car Owners Make and How to Avoid Them

Posted on Apr 23, 2018 by Charles Brown. Filed under Car, Engineering, Gadget
Woman Driving Car

When your car breaks down, it is an indication that something is wrong. The breakdown could be caused by wear and tear or your own personal ignorance. Either way, it can cost you quite some money to get it fixed … Continue reading →

Why Collaborative Robots Are Important for Manufacturing Startups

Posted on Apr 20, 2018 by Rudy Heeter. Filed under Engineering, Futurism, Robotics & A.I.
Robot Earth

Collaborative robots (cobots) have slowly gained popularity in the manufacturing industry. The robots are created to work effectively and safely alongside humans. They are more beneficial when compared to the larger robots mostly depending on how they used. By 2025, … Continue reading →

What Makes a Gas Detector a Must-Have Life-Saving Tool

Posted on Mar 14, 2018 by Kavita Verma. Filed under Engineering, Gadget
Natural Gas Pipeline

You might have heard about the tragedies occurred due to gas leakage! Many of which could potentially be avoided with the use of a gas detector. There is no doubt that gas leaks are deadly dangers that can affect not … Continue reading →

Frontiers of Engineering: 5 Advanced Military Technologies Adapted for Commercial Automobiles

Posted on Feb 23, 2018 by Aaron Gordon. Filed under Car, Engineering
Armored Car Convoy

When it comes to technology, many can often be traced back to their origins as a military necessity. Indeed, the need to innovate often grows from times of conflict or extreme need; hence, the saying: “Necessity is the mother of … Continue reading →

Types of O-Ring Applications

Posted on Jan 30, 2018 by Mike Keelon. Filed under Engineering
O Rings

So far on this blog we’ve discussed O-Ring material and sizes, and the ways in which they can be used. In this post, we’ll talk about the common types of O-Ring applications, and their impact on O-ring sizing and hardware … Continue reading →

5 Steps to Finding the Right Specialist for Your BMW Repair and Maintenance

Posted on Jan 17, 2018 by Charles Brown. Filed under Car, Engineering
BMW Car

There is some excitement and sense of prestige that comes with owning a luxury car. The BMW model to be precise has a beautiful interior and its performance on road is to die for. If you have driven a BMW, … Continue reading →

Car Frame Damage and What to Do About It

Posted on Jan 11, 2018 by Daniel Bailey. Filed under Car, Engineering
Car Mechanic

Your car’s frame is very important. Think of it like your skeleton, without it you wouldn’t be able to stand, or run, or even pick something up. As such, you can see why frame damage is a big deal. Though … Continue reading →

How To Perfect Your PCB Prototyping

Posted on Dec 23, 2017 by Mike Keelon. Filed under Engineering, Hardware
Printed Circuit Board

Developing and manufacturing prototypes of your printed control boards is an essential step in supporting a new or upgraded product launch. It is important to test your circuit boards before you begin full production to ensure they perform at the … Continue reading →

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