Interesting Engineering

Interesting Engineering is a cutting edge, leading community designed for all lovers of engineering, technology and science.

• Smart Underwear Could Be the Future of Smart Wearables (2021/04/15 15:47)

  These smart pants can even detect if you slip and fall.
• CDC Study Shows the Importance of Middle Seats in COVID-19 Transmission (2021/04/15 14:12)

  Most airlines are no longer blocking middle seats but CDC data suggests that's not a good idea.
• Watch Ford Trial Its Hands-Free Driving Tech On a 110,000-Mile Road Trip (2021/04/15 12:24)

  The system was subjected to real-world testing with faded road lines and rain.
• Facebook Operations Now 100% Supported by Renewable Energy (2021/04/15 11:32)

  Just in time for Earth Day.
• Why We Trust Algorithms More Than Other Humans (2021/04/15 00:21)

  Trust no one.
• Physicists Developed a Technique to Finally Detect Dark Matter (2021/04/14 23:15)

  Quantum computing bits to the rescue!
• NASA's Lander Is About to Die on Mars (2021/04/14 21:21)

  A robot is fighting to survive the Martian winter.
• Student's Physics Homework Helps Solve Quantum Computing Problem (2021/04/14 21:16)

  The student's 'simple but ingenious' change to quantum error-correcting code has caught the attention of Amazon Web Services.
• Norrsken Has a Lot More Than a Simple Lamp Can Offer (2021/04/14 21:07)

  Thanks to its full-color spectrum, light alarm, and sleek design, Norrsken’s smart lamp is out to redefine the lighting experience.
• Could Plastic-Eating Mushrooms Solve Humanity's Plastic Problem? (2021/04/14 20:13)

  Name a more iconic duo than hungry mushrooms and 9 billion tons of plastic... We'll wait.
• Blue Origin Just Launched New Shepard in Its First 'Astronaut Rehearsal' (2021/04/14 19:50)

  Blue Origin wants to be the second private space firm to launch humans into orbit.
• This Airplane Body RV Is Just The Right Amount of Crazy for $28K (2021/04/14 18:55)

  Local news reports say that one of the airliner RV's creators spent years on the run from the law.
• Everlasting Lightbulbs? They Exist. Well, Existed (2021/04/14 18:44)

  Nothing lasts forever, except, it seems, some lightbulbs.
• Snake-Like Robot Hits the Pool For Underwater Testing (2021/04/14 17:39)

  Carnegie Mellon's snake robot is being tested for potential use by the Department of Defense.
• Watch a Model Submarine Explode In Super Slow Motion (2021/04/14 17:36)

  It's a fact: Explosions look cooler underwater.
• Japanese Toilet Measures Levels of Fatigue With Butt Vibrations (2021/04/14 16:03)

  A highway rest stop toilet in Japan takes sitting on a toilet to another level.
• Build Your Own Scale Model Wooden Log Cabin House (2021/04/14 15:43)

  Bring out your inner carpenter with this challenging scale model log cabin project.
• The US Recorded Highest Number of UFO Sightings in 2020 (2021/04/14 15:30)

  Could there be more UFOs hovering above us, or did people just have more time on their hands?
• 9 Computer Accessories Every Geek Needs (2021/04/14 15:20)

  Treat the geek in your life, or even yourself, with one of these great accessories that are perfect for your computer desk.
• Russian Army Integrates Robot Tanks Into New Military Unit (2021/04/14 14:48)

  The Uran-9 is an unmanned ground vehicle designed to assist reconnaissance, counter-terrorism units, and fire support.
• FBI Uses Hacker Tactics To Get Hackers Out of Microsoft Exchange Servers (2021/04/14 12:25)

  The Texas court-authorized operation removes backdoors from hacked computers.
• Light Clears Up Alzheimer's in Mice Like Brain Plumbing (2021/04/14 02:01)

  Slowing the disease's progression isn't enough.
• A Robot Taught Itself to Walk, Just Like a Baby (2021/04/13 22:12)

  This baby robot can learn from mistakes.
• SpaceX Is Officially a Moon Taxi (2021/04/13 20:41)

  SpaceX just added a 'high-priority' mission for 2023.
• Engineers Uncover the Mysteries of the Pyramids and Secrets of the Dead (2021/04/13 19:12)

  Here's how we might use engineering and technology to uncover the secrets of these marvelous structures: