Tag: engineering
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Rolls race: The German plot to woo Britain’s engineering champion
Rivalry, collaboration, and a new aviation era The aerospace sector is entering a period of rapid transformation, driven by electrification, hydrogen propulsion, and increasingly autonomous systems. In this context, an apparent bid by German policymakers and industry leaders to align with Britain’s engineering powerhouse, Rolls-Royce, signals more than a routine commercial deal. It marks a…
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AI Design Copilot: Physics-Aware, CAD-Ready Automation for Engineers
Introducing AI Design Copilot: A New Era for Engineering Automation Neural Concept has unveiled AI Design Copilot, a platform designed to transform how engineers create, validate, and deploy CAD-ready designs. By combining spatial reasoning, physics awareness, and CAD-ready geometry generation, the solution aims to make engineering intelligence a core, scalable capability within large organizations. The…
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Engineer Claims He Found a Way to Overcome Gravity: What It Would Mean for Space Travel
Introduction: A Bold Claim Meets a World of Skepticism An engineer has claimed to have developed a device that could produce thrust without expelling propellant, a breakthrough that, if real, would rewrite the rules of space travel. The bold assertion has stirred both excitement and skepticism in equal measure among scientists and space enthusiasts. This…
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German Engineer Becomes 1st Wheelchair User to Blast Into Space
Trailblazing Flight: A Historic Milestone for Space Travel An extraordinary window opened this weekend as a German engineer, who uses a wheelchair, joined a diverse crew on a high-profile spaceflight. The mission marked a historic first: a paraplegic traveler flying aboard a commercial rocket and stepping into microgravity, a moment that captivated audiences around the…
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German Engineer Becomes 1st Wheelchair User to Blast into Space
Trailblazing Moment: A German Engineer Defies Limits In a landmark achievement for space travel and disability inclusion, a German engineer who uses a wheelchair became the first technically disabled person to blast into space aboard a commercial flight. The mission, carrying six passengers in total, marked a historic moment as the paraplegic traveler left her…
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Cornwall Grants Back TECwomen’s TECgirls Reach for the Sky to Inspire Young Women into Aviation
Funding Fuels a Bright Future for Young Women in Cornwall’s Aviation Scene A government grant of nearly £100,000 is backing a forward-thinking initiative designed to open doors for girls and young women in Cornwall who are curious about aviation, aerospace, and engineering. TECwomen CIC announced that the funding will power its TECgirls Reach for the…
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Cornwall Grants Propel TECgirls Reach for the Sky in Aviation Careers
New Funding Boosts Women’s Pathways into Aviation in Cornwall A government grant of nearly £100,000 is set to transform opportunities for young women in Cornwall who aspire to careers in aviation, aerospace, and engineering. The funding will support TECwomen CIC’s TECgirls Reach for the Sky project, a targeted initiative designed to inspire and equip the…
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Kwame Griffiths Appointed Deputy MD of Cocoa Processing Company
Kwame Griffiths Appointed Deputy MD of CPC Ghana’s Cocoa Processing Company (CPC) has announced the appointment of Osei Kwame Griffiths as the Deputy Managing Director (DMD) in charge of Operations. The appointment, approved by President John Dramani Mahama, marks a significant milestone for CPC as it seeks to strengthen its operational efficiency and enhance product…
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In-Depth: The Engineering Behind Apple’s 3D-Printed Watch Cases
Introduction: A New Frontier in Watch Enclosures The leap to 3D-printed watch cases marks a notable shift in how premium wearable devices are designed and manufactured. While Apple has long relied on traditional aluminum and stainless steel, the prospect of additive manufacturing (AM) opens up new possibilities for customization, rapid prototyping, and material innovation. This…
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Indonesia Deploys 20,000 Personnel for Gaza Mission, Defense Minister Confirms
Indonesia Announces Large-Scale Gaza Peacekeeping Plan Indonesia has disclosed a major deployment plan to Gaza, signaling one of the largest non-coalition peacekeeping commitments from a single country to the region. Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin confirmed on Friday that up to 20,000 personnel are being prepared for deployment to the Palestinian enclave. The statement, reported by…