MIT Is Working on Furry Wetsuits to Help Keep Humans Warmer Under Water

Ever notice how furry coats help keep sea otters warm in the water? Well, MIT researchers have taken note and are working on developing furry wetsuits so-to-speak that would help keep humans, specifically divers. In…

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NASA’s RASSOR Rover Is Being Developed to Efficiently Mine the Surface of Planets

NASA’s RASSOR rover, which is pronounced “razor” and stands for Regolith Advanced Surface Systems Operations Robot, is an absolute mining machine. Known as “a blue collar robot,” the RASSOR rover is currently in development at…

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The Block Island Wind Farm Will Be the First Located Offshore in North America

GE and Deepwater Wind are working together to build the Block Island Wind Farm off the coast of Rhode Island. It’s kind of a big deal because it represents the first ever offshore wind farm…

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Is the Future of Advertising Going to Be E Ink Displays on the Back of Big Rigs?

It appears big rigs are about to turn into massive, rolling billboards for companies, potentially representing the future of advertising. RoadAds Interactive believes monochromatic E Ink displays on the back of 18-wheelers, which were developed…

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Porsche Wants to Be the Sole Supplier of Batteries for Formula E Cars

Porsche wants to become a major player in the growing sport that is Formula E. In fact, the German automobile giant is interested in becoming the sole supplier of batteries for Formula E cars by the…

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New Gorilla Glass Is Designed Specifically For Smartwatches and Fitness Trackers

Corning has developed a brand new type of Gorilla Glass, designed with wearables in mind. Called Gorilla Glass SR+, Corning’s latest product is built to increase the scratch resistance of smartwatches, fitness trackers, and other…

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1939 Despatch Industrial Oven Still Works After 77 Years In Service!

Despatch Industries has earned a reputation for high quality industrial ovens. The ovens are designed for exceptional temperature uniformity with consistent temperature profiles that can be repeated over many years. Despatch invests in superior engineering…

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Small Device Utilizes UV Rays From Sunlight To Disinfect Water

UV rays are capable of beginning to kill bacteria in as little as six hours but the process can sometimes take up to two days. A team of researchers at the Department of Energy’s SLAC National…

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