Category: Bioengineering

Cara: US student creates rope-driven robot dog with 12 motors and clever math

Cara: US Student Creates Rope-Driven Robot Dog with 12 Motors and Clever Math A mechanical engineering student at Purdue University, YouTuber, and self-described robot fanatic has released details on her latest innovative creation – a rope-driven robot dog named Cara. This impressive project showcases the intersection of engineering, creativity, and a passion for robotics. Cara, […]

World’s most complex archaeological rescue moved a 265,000-ton temple stone by stone

World’s most Complex Archaeological Rescue: Moving a 265,000-ton Temple Stone by Stone Twice a year, at dawn, a blade of sunlight slips through the entrance of Egypt’s Great Temple of Abu Simbel, illuminating the figures of the ancient gods within. This UNESCO World Heritage site, built over 3,000 years ago, stands as a testament to […]

US engineers reinvent concrete to use 68% less material, absorb 142% more CO2

US engineers reinvent concrete to use 68% less material, absorb 142% more CO2 Concrete helped build the modern world, and drove it towards the climate crisis. Now, it stands as a symbol of both human innovation and environmental degradation. However, a group of engineers in the United States has taken up the challenge to revolutionize […]

Embodied carbon is the next big challenge for structural engineers

Embodied Carbon: The Next Frontier for Structural Engineers Cutting the ribbon on a new building is exciting for all involved. The architect’s vision coming to life, the construction team’s hard work paying off, and the community gaining a new landmark to admire. However, amidst the celebrations, there lies a hidden challenge that is gaining prominence […]

US engineer invents single-step method to grow plastic alternatives using bacteria

Amid mounting plastic waste, a US engineer has developed a single-step method to grow strong, eco-friendly plastic alternatives using bacteria. This groundbreaking innovation has the potential to revolutionize the way we produce everyday items, offering a sustainable solution to the global plastic pollution crisis. Traditional plastics, derived from fossil fuels, have wreaked havoc on the […]

US engineers’ new way of attacking vision systems can make AI see whatever you want

US Engineers’ New Approach to Attacking Vision Systems Can Make AI See Whatever You Want Engineers have explored a new way of attacking artificial intelligence computer vision systems. They believe that by manipulating certain aspects of the input data, they can deceive AI systems into seeing things that are not there. This novel approach, known […]

From underwater engineering to construction innovation: The story of Nimo Rotem

From underwater engineering to construction innovation: The story of Nimo Rotem Behind every groundbreaking invention is a mind that refuses to settle for “good enough.” In the realm of engineering and construction, pioneers like Nimo Rotem have redefined what is possible through their commitment to pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. Nimo Rotem, a […]

Lab-grown liver grows veins, stops bleeding in mice with engineered clotting proteins

Lab-Grown Liver Grows Veins, Stops Bleeding in Mice with Engineered Clotting Proteins In a breakthrough that brings bioengineered organs one step closer to reality, scientists have created a lab-grown liver that not only grows veins but also stops bleeding in mice by utilizing engineered clotting proteins. This remarkable achievement marks a significant advancement in the […]

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