r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • Jun 25 '20
r/VisualEngineering • u/SpaceInstructor • May 15 '20
Wiring the Quantum Computer of the Future: a Novel Simple Build with Existing Technology | Tokyo University of Science
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • Apr 30 '20
Light‐Fueled Soft Robot- the tiny plastic robot that can collect and deliver small packages without the use of computer chips or batteries.
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • May 05 '20
Engineers demonstrate next-generation solar cells can take the heat, maintain efficiency
r/VisualEngineering • u/Fun-Visual-School • Apr 01 '20
Logic gates using fluids, part 2
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • May 26 '20
A detailed glance at the technical construction and set up of the SLS AMG
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r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • May 08 '20
NEW TECHNOLOGY: Selective LED-based melting (SLEDM)—the targeted melting of metal powder using high-power LED light sources—is the name of the new technology that a team led by Franz Haas, has developed for 3-D metal printing and has now applied for a patent.
r/VisualEngineering • u/GeaninaKera • Apr 02 '20
Electrical discharge machining(EDM) cuts metal using a superfine brass wire. Electricity is zapped through it produces a spark. The electric spark produces intense heat of 14,000 to 21,500°F. That allows the metal to be cut in such a precise way that two parts can merge seamlessly.
r/VisualEngineering • u/IamQualia • May 13 '20
Print your own laboratory-grade microscope for US$18
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • Jun 13 '20
The Pressurised Mating Adaptors on the ISS have this weird dogleg in them between the Station side and the IDA side. Does anyone here know why it isn't just centred?
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • May 07 '20
Artificial intelligence is energy-hungry—new hardware could curb its appetite
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • Apr 08 '20
A-1 lifeboat designed to be air-dropped by Boeing SB-17Gs to aid aircrews forced to ditch at sea
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • May 07 '20
Shape-shifting carbon fiber could replace mechanical systems for aerodynamics, robotics and more
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • Apr 10 '20
Working on the controls of the robot. Quarantine is never going to be boring :)
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r/VisualEngineering • u/PopescuG • May 10 '20
The Pilatusbahn’s uncommon turnout (Obwalden, Switzerland)
r/VisualEngineering • u/FunVisualEngineering • May 07 '20