Recently, researchers demonstrated a new textile that is able to detect slight movements in muscles and blood vessels when placed on the skin, utilising nanomagnetic materials. Wha
Technical Analysis | 04-07-2023
While SoCs and SoMs have been praised by the engineering community, they do introduce several challenges. Why have SoCs and SoMs become so popular, what challenges do they introduc
Semiconductors | 04-07-2023
While SoCs and SoMs have been praised by the engineering community, they do introduce several challenges. Why have SoCs and SoMs become so popular, what challenges do they introduc
Insights | 04-07-2023
Recently, researchers from CalTech published their findings on a newly developed wearable graphene sensor capable of detecting inflammation at its early stages. Inflammation can be
In The News | 03-07-2023
Last year, we reported on a new trial of smart bins to try and improve waste collection in Derby, and now that the trial has concluded, the results show that it has been a major su
In The News | 30-06-2023
As electric air vehicle, start-up Eve Air Mobility takes potential orders for its EV aircraft, many are looking at how this could usher in a new era of air travel. However, the phy
In The News | 29-06-2023
As the space industry continues to grow, engineers routinely look for methods to reduce the weight of payloads going into space, whether it is new materials or unique design concep
Insights | 29-06-2023
To many, there was hope, but for those who understood submersibles, it was clear that the OceanGate Submersible Failure was doomed from the start. In this article, we will explore
Technical Analysis | 28-06-2023
While not exactly Robocop, police in Singapore have recently deployed two robotic police systems to help patrol the main international airport, offering additional eyes to police a
Security | 28-06-2023
