If you love massive autoguns with incredible rates of fire, you're in for a treat. We will explore some of the most formidable and sophisticated autoguns used by the U.S. military, including the M134, GAU-8 Avenger, and XM13.

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Interesting Engineering discusses the significant advancements in robotics with Sebastien Dalibard, Robotics Solution Director at Aldebaran, part of the United Robotics Group. The conversation took place at VivaTech 2024 in Paris, where United Robotics showcased…

Wheelchairs and staircases have never been compatible technologies.
That's kept wheelchair users from achieving social inclusion - until now.
The Scewo wheelchair can tackle staircases and boost accessibility.

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The James Webb Space Telescope has shown the earliest recorded black hole collision event. It proves that black hole collision was shaping galaxies much earlier than we'd previously imagined. The image clarity of the Webb Telescope was key to delivering the…

Online inventors Hacksmith Industries have created a working version of a Dune stillsuit. The suit filters bodily fluids like sweat and urine and turns them into drinkable water. The inventors built a jury-rigged version in just one day.

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Peruvian researchers are combatting dengue fever with a solar-powered Guardian Toad. The basic "robot" swims around still water containers, disrupting the mosquito that causes dengue fever. It only lays its eggs in still water, so disrupting that stillness…

Volocopter will fly its electric helicopter taxi, the VoloCity, during the Paris Olympic Games. But how green is such individualized transport? And can it work within city airspace?

During the Paris Olympic Games, Volocopter is gearing up to unveil a groundbreaking…

Countries across the globe experience record-breaking temperatures, raising urgent concerns about climate change impacts and the need for immediate action.

Scientists demonstrated that slow wind comes from locations where the open and closed coronas meet.

A new website has creatively turned space trash into star signs, highlighting the serious issue of growing orbital debris. While this whimsical take on space junk is fun, it underscores a critical environmental challenge that both NASA and the United Nations…

Generating water from thin air can solve water woes for remote communities and arid regions but the technology is too expensive for them to afford it.

The bioprocessor platform consists of brain organoids instead of silicon chips and processes data while consuming a million times less power.

The scientists have developed an innovative tissue chip model that can precisely recreate the early stages of post-traumatic osteoarthritis.