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Engineers Design Airports of the Future

2019-04-24T12:19:35-07:00

These are the types of infrastructure investments and technologies that will, in theory, allow airports to largely eradicate the dreaded waiting.

Engineers Design Airports of the Future 2019-04-24T12:19:35-07:00

Engineers Trend 10 New Technologies for Airlines/ Airports for 2019

2019-04-16T11:44:05-07:00

Engineers Develop new Technologies 2019 they are on the  rise for 2019. Here we highlight some of the hot topics that airports and airlines should keep an eye on in the year to come.

Engineers Trend 10 New Technologies for Airlines/ Airports for 2019 2019-04-16T11:44:05-07:00

Engineers Develop Top Trends in Vehicle Safety Features for 2019.

2019-04-09T14:41:01-07:00

New-car buyers are faced with the prospect of their ride being equipped with a greater amount of safety technology than ever before.

Engineers Develop Top Trends in Vehicle Safety Features for 2019. 2019-04-09T14:41:01-07:00

Engineers Add New Updates to Medical Advances – 2019

2019-04-02T15:29:08-07:00

Pharmacogenomic testing determines patients' genetic makeup to tailor prescribed medical treatments based on individual drug metabolism. Pharmacogenomic testing, for example, can determine how patients will respond to opioid therapy, potentially decreasing opioid abuse.

Engineers Add New Updates to Medical Advances – 2019 2019-04-02T15:29:08-07:00

Engineers Develop Awesome Ways Drones Can Be Used

2019-03-26T14:27:40-07:00

With their growing presence in the media, their potential is becoming recognized more and more. They can be used for reasons other than spying and warfare. People are now using drones in many awesome ways.

Engineers Develop Awesome Ways Drones Can Be Used 2019-03-26T14:27:40-07:00

Engineers Develop New Gadgets in 2019

2019-03-19T10:54:54-07:00

Gadgets can certainly make your life much easier. Remind you to be  on time, space saving, time saving.  Every Engineers come up with new and inventive ideas for everyones live style.  

Engineers Develop New Gadgets in 2019 2019-03-19T10:54:54-07:00

Part 3 Engineers Develop Exoskeleton for Babies and Children

2019-03-12T16:13:54-07:00

Infants with conditions such as CP lack the muscle strength, postural control, and motor coordination necessary for these early exploratory limb and trunk movements to result in locomotion.

Part 3 Engineers Develop Exoskeleton for Babies and Children 2019-03-12T16:13:54-07:00

Engineers Help with Hurricane Flood Issues and New Technology Advances

2019-03-14T16:49:50-07:00

New technology in Hurricane Flood/Wind Issues are helping with predicting the severity and where exactly they will hit.

Engineers Help with Hurricane Flood Issues and New Technology Advances 2019-03-14T16:49:50-07:00

Engineers Develop Exoskeleton, Paralyzed Can Walk.

2019-02-27T14:50:34-07:00

Still pricier than motorized wheelchairs, exoskeleton weighs just 27 pounds and is custom-fit to the user’s body.

Engineers Develop Exoskeleton, Paralyzed Can Walk. 2019-02-27T14:50:34-07:00

Engineers Develop “Iron Man” Suits – Coming to Factory Floors

2019-02-21T10:38:16-07:00

Full-body exoskeletons will give workers super strength. What’s the most important things for people to know about the full-body exoskeleton, which can turn an assembly-line worker into a superhero?   Engineers have been working on this wearable robotics technology since 2000, when engineers began cobbling together experimental super-soldier suits for the U.S. Military. A 2010 prototype, which enabled the wearer to punch through wooden boards, earned the nickname “Iron-Man Suit” in the homage to the high-tech gear in the eponymous comic book and movies. But that bulky version kept the user tethered to the wall by a power cord, something that would presumably interfere with superhero activities and the suit remained in R&D.  Finally, the suit is coming out with a commercial [...]

Engineers Develop “Iron Man” Suits – Coming to Factory Floors 2019-02-21T10:38:16-07:00

Part 2: Business Engineers : 7 Things to Consider, Before Investing in a Personal Robot

2019-01-30T09:26:32-07:00

So you’ve made the decision, robotics process automation (RPA) is for your business. You’ve winnowed down a list of suitable vendors and are ready to start some serious shopping. Great. But before you plunge right in, there are some final things to consider.  The following is a list of questions for would-be buyers to which they should give serious thought to before moving forward. They range from the existential — what role will your employees play as RPA expands within your organization? To the practical, such as training time frames. 1. RPA Tool Selection is Less Important Than You Think The actual tool itself is not that important for most companies, especially those that are just starting with RPA. What [...]

Part 2: Business Engineers : 7 Things to Consider, Before Investing in a Personal Robot 2019-01-30T09:26:32-07:00

Engineers Develop Personal Robots – New Age

2019-01-30T09:34:32-07:00

Engineers Say Personal Robotics Will Become an Important New Category in Family Lives  I have the idea of a “sociable” robot—one that people can have relatively natural interactions with—has been the lore of science fiction for decades. From Lost in Space to Star Wars to WallE and beyond, interactive robotic machines have been the stuff of our creative imagination for some time. In 2019, however, I believe we will start to see more practical implementations of personal robotics devices from several major tech vendors. While several companies have tried, and failed to bring personal robotics http://glewengineering.com/robotics-semiconductor-industry-prepares-for-450mm-wafers-part-2/the mainstream in the recent past, I believe several technologies and concepts are coming together to make the potential more viable this year. First, from [...]

Engineers Develop Personal Robots – New Age 2019-01-30T09:34:32-07:00

Engineers Forge a New Frontier for Solar: Utility Build-Transfer Agreements

2019-01-07T12:47:35-07:00

Historically, electric utilities in the U.S. have been buyers and sellers, but not producers, of solar energy. Largely due to tax and accounting constraints, vertically integrated, regulated utilities traditionally have entered power purchase agreements (PPAs) to procure solar energy (and wind and other renewable energy) from independent power producers (IPPs), rather than building such projects and including them in their rate base. To many utilities, this has seemed like a lost opportunity; they generally earn a return on the equity invested in power plants, transmission, and distribution lines, but not on power purchased from others. Dramatic reductions in the installed cost of solar panels, improved efficiencies, and the looming expiration of federal tax benefits, have led to a new openness to [...]

Engineers Forge a New Frontier for Solar: Utility Build-Transfer Agreements 2019-01-07T12:47:35-07:00

Part 1 : Engineers Give Pros and Cons of Double and Triple Pane Windows

2018-12-17T15:54:39-07:00

Have you decided to invest in replacement windows? What made you finally decide to take the leap? Was it the incredible energy saving benefits new windows offer? If so, you’re not alone. For a typical home, 40% of the annual energy budget goes toward heating and cooling costs, and replacing the windows in your home is great way to keep more of that money in your pocket. Since energy efficiency is such an important fact to consider when getting replacement windows, we are often asked, “How much better are triple pane windows than double pane windows at saving money on energy bills?” This is a great question, and definitely an important question to address. But, deciding between these two window [...]

Part 1 : Engineers Give Pros and Cons of Double and Triple Pane Windows 2018-12-17T15:54:39-07:00

Part 2: Self-driving Cars Expand the Fight Over Airwaves

2019-01-08T14:43:20-07:00

Engineers Say Public is Hungry for More Wi-Fi Capacity, the telecom industry is looking to snatch control of underutilized airwaves reserved for the auto industry. But this is coming just as carmakers begin to make progress on developing and adopting technologies for connected and autonomous cars that currently rely on that spectrum. The Big Picture: Tech and telecom companies have been fighting for years over spectrum to support exploding demand for mobile services and smartphones. Automakers have had exclusive access to a band of spectrum for almost 20 years but haven't done much with it, prompting telecom providers to argue, "Use it or lose it." The Dilemma: Some safety advocates and automakers worry that commercial Wi-Fi will interfere [...]

Part 2: Self-driving Cars Expand the Fight Over Airwaves 2019-01-08T14:43:20-07:00

Part 1: Mechanical Engineers Say Driverless Cars are the “New Talk of the Town”

2018-11-13T10:03:57-07:00

Major giants inside the automobile industry have already show cased few of their self-driving car technology and many car companies aim to roll out production vehicles with driverless capabilities by 2020. In just a few years, industry experts expect fully autonomous vehicles to follow the trendThe implications autonomous driving will have on insurance matters and legal outcomes of accidents is just one grey area to be explored as we move towards a more automated future. Experts are making some big claims about the future impacts of driverless cars. Before they arrive, check out the comprehensive pros and cons list.   Advantages of Driverless Cars Without the need for a driver, cars could become mini-leisure rooms. There would be more [...]

Part 1: Mechanical Engineers Say Driverless Cars are the “New Talk of the Town” 2018-11-13T10:03:57-07:00

Part 2 – Mechanical Engineers Recommend 7 Features on ‘New Age” Refrigerators

2018-11-07T10:09:55-07:00

Mechanical Engineers Update Tomorrow’s Refrigerator: Here are Your Choices  Black Board Models  Black board models are ideal for young families. Shopping list, school timetable and forthcoming doctors' appointments – all readily visible because they are stuck to the door of a refrigerator using fridge magnets. A black board fridge-freezer is a more stylish way of displaying your messages and reminders as you can write directly on the door using school chalk or liquid chalk markers. The black board material makes it easy to wipe away the writing.      2.    Glass Fronts New fridge models are doing away with handles. These sleek units offer seamless visual integration with handle-less cabinetry design. Models with glossy glass surfaces in brilliant white [...]

Part 2 – Mechanical Engineers Recommend 7 Features on ‘New Age” Refrigerators 2018-11-07T10:09:55-07:00

Mechanical Engineers Say Proper Ventilation is Crucial for Your Small Business

2018-10-26T09:39:38-07:00

Engineers Explain How Good Ventilation Helps Your Business We’ll start with a fact that often startles people: (indoor air quality is a major health threat in the country).  According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the air quality inside buildings is often 3 to 4 times worse than the air outside. This goes against what most people think air pollution is like— fumes from cars and smoke stacks casting dark clouds over cities.  Heavy wall insulation, tightly fitted, non-opening windows ( Window Efficiency ), and commercial synthetic carpeting in modern buildings allows for the rapid build-up of contaminants inside without the chance to escape. Proper ventilation in your business that was designed by a licensed mechanical engineer(Licensed Mechanical Engineer ), is a key [...]

Mechanical Engineers Say Proper Ventilation is Crucial for Your Small Business 2018-10-26T09:39:38-07:00

Mechanical Engineers Recommend Home Drainage – Winter Months are Coming !

2018-10-10T09:50:13-07:00

How Do Engineers Handle Rainwater? Engineers can help with proper fitting of gutters, or eaves troughs as they are called in some parts of the country. They are an important part of the drainage system around your house.  If yours are nonexistent, in poor condition, or improperly placed on your house, they could be causing problems and putting your home at risk of water damage. Gutters need to be installed properly so that they catch the water coming off your roof and channel it away from your house and its foundation.  Your eaves troughs should have a downward slope of 1/2 inch for every 10 feet of run to ensure they drain completely.  If your house is more than [...]

Mechanical Engineers Recommend Home Drainage – Winter Months are Coming ! 2018-10-10T09:50:13-07:00

Mechanical Engineers Design Smart Homes

2018-10-16T19:42:49-07:00

What is a Connected Smart Home? A connected Smart Home brings devices and services together for an integrated, autonomous experience that improves a consumer’s life.  Connected home experiences include everything from voice-controlled lights, house-cleaning robots, machine learning-enabled security cameras, and WiFi routers that troubleshoot for you. Thanks to decreasing costs and increasing options for connectivity, these smart home devices, sensors, and tools can be interlinked to create real-time, contextual, and smart experiences for consumers. Both Mechanical Engineers and Electrical Engineers design these products for more convenient and enhanced experiences. (http://glewengineering.com/engineers-develop-ways-to-ventilate-your-home/ A Smart Home can bring new features and capabilities to smart devices, like interconnectivity, security, offline communication, predictive maintenance, analytics for consumer insights, and machine learning. Each of these capabilities [...]

Mechanical Engineers Design Smart Homes 2018-10-16T19:42:49-07:00
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