Researchers Developed “Thermal Switches” for Smartphones

Smartphones are some of the most reliable pieces of consumer tech out there, but they do have an “Achilles’ heel”, and it’s temperature extremes. For anyone who has tried to use a smartphone in extremely…

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Breaking the Wind on the Ground Can Actually Boost Wind Turbine Performance

In engineering and physics in general, you can never be certain about something unless you test it in real life or at least until you run a simulation. An example that illustrates that perfectly comes…

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Scientists Claim to Have Formed Glass that Is Harder than Diamond

A team of scientists at the Yanshan University in China has formed a new glass-like material named “AM-III” which features ultra-high-strength and wear resistance combined with exceptional mechanical and electronic properties. The most impressive aspect…

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The 2021 ‘Indy Autonomous Challenge’ Is Set to Take Place this October

The first-ever ‘Indy Autonomous Challenge’ is scheduled to take place on October 23, 2021, and it’s going to be a novel sighting with single-seaters reaching speeds of up to 180 mph (290 kph) but nobody…

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Researchers Figure Out the Optimal Amount of Lithium in Battery Anodes

Lithium batteries may have been around and under development as well as vigorous optimization for many decades now, but that doesn’t mean that we know everything about them or that there’s no room for improvement.…

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Choosing the Right Chamber Size for Your Industrial Oven

Industrial process ovens are critical for many production processes. And selecting the right industrial oven for a production application can be confusing. One critical consideration when choosing an industrial oven is the unit’s chamber size.…

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Great News For The Sleep-Deprived! Handheld Devices Can Now Fight Fatigue

Let’s face it; there are few things worse than not being able to sleep and then having to perform at your peak. Don’t fret, as you are part of the 51% of the worldwide adult…

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New Wireless Pacemaker Dissolves In The Body After Use

Pacemakers are no doubt a great invention. In cardiac surgery, surgeons implant it under your skin to help manage irregular heartbeats. With the latest innovations, scientists have made them smaller in size and with long-lasting…

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