ISAAC Builds Composite Structures at NASA Langley This video shows NASA Langley’s ISAAC robot, a system “that will add muscle to carbon-fiber composite materials and structures research.” The video shows how it gracefully moves to build complex composite structures. ISAAC, which stands for Integrated Structural Assembly of Advanced Composites, began operations after its commissioning on […]
New tungsten alloys being developed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, could replace depleted uranium in armor-piercing projectiles.
A student at The University of British Columbia, Canada, is developing self-folding paper that transforms into multidimensional figures when heated.
In this classic Fifth Gear clip, Tiff gets to see which car is best—the Ferrari Enzo or the McLaren F1. Who do you think is going to win?
A metallurgy trade fair quartet—GIFA, METEC, THERMPROCESS, and NEWCAST 2015—known as “The Bright World of Metals,” is taking place June16-20 at the fairgrounds in Düsseldorf, Germany.
