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Sensors have long been a part of electronic systems in practically every industry and the need for them is growing rapidly which means engineers need to adapt.
The Transit Elevated Bus (TEB) or the ‘straddling bus’ was undergoing its first test a few months back but now, reports say the project has been scrapped.
The Built Environment department’s concrete printer starts printing the world’s first 3D printed reinforced, pre-stressed concrete bridge.
Students at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) presented Stella Vie, a solar car for five occupants that is capable of speeds up to 81mph.
Engineers have built a camera that does not need lenses to focus light. It can switch from a fish-eye to a telephoto lens instantaneously.
RS Components and the University of Northampton hosted the ‘Engineering isn’t just for blokes’ event, to celebrate International Women in Engineering Day.
With International Women in Engineering Day on 23 June, NT CADCAM is joining the mission to encourage more women to consider a career in the sector.
With the skills gap and the need for a more diverse workforce, it’s never been more important to inspire people, especially women, to choose a career in engineering.