This video from How Stuff Works shows the building of the 1600-foot Brooklyn Bridge in 1883, describing how it was successful because of the many innovations by engineer John Roebling. He designed the first cable-stayed bridge, and devised a method of connecting thousands of miles of steel cable to the bridge. The video also shows […]
The European Space Agency has joined forces with other leading research institutions and more than 180 European companies in a billion-euro effort developing new types of metals and manufacturing techniques for this century.
Researchers create materials that reproduce cephalopods’ ability to quickly change colors and textures.
Hussey Copper announces Gilmour Academy Ice Arena’s (Gates Mills, Ohio) conversion of more than 200 touch points to the first EPA-registered antimicrobial solid touch surface to help protect against bacteria.
Additive manufacturing technology will change economics of making watch/jewellery products, by offering an affordable, compact, and design-driven manufacturing solution.
