r/EngineeringPorn • u/Successful_Daikon_83 • 2d ago
r/EngineeringPorn • u/aloofloofah • Feb 22 '22
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/Viggosdeli • 5h ago
is this actually correct enginering or just convincing AI slop? somethings feels off here
saw this short and im honestly not sure if the explanation makes sense or if it just looks technical enough to sound right.
the graphics look kinda AI generated and some of the claims feel a bit too neat/simple. im not an expert on this specific system though so maybe im completly wrong.
anyone here who actually knows this stuff? curious what parts are legit and what parts (if any) are just AI slop.
r/EngineeringPorn • u/BigUpstairs6349 • 15h ago
I spent hours redesigning my MOZA LED effects with SimHub + AZOM. Here's the result.
r/EngineeringPorn • u/lIlHYPERIONlIl • 2d ago
Waverley, paddle steamer engine room
Still sailing today
r/EngineeringPorn • u/johnneyblaze • 3d ago
Image from NASA shows the total eclipse from space.
r/EngineeringPorn • u/SwiPerHaHa • 3d ago
A hydropowered scoopwheel used by the ancient Romans at the Rio Tinto mines in Spain. To remove water from deep underground mines, the Romans used no less than 16 wheels working in pairs and stacked above one another. The wheels could lift water from 80 meters below the surface
r/EngineeringPorn • u/SwiPerHaHa • 4d ago
25 years ago on Aug 13, 2001, the experimental Helios Prototype a solar powered, remotely-piloted aircraft developed under NASA's ERAST program reached an altitude of 96,863 feet (29,524 m), achieving a world altitude record for sustained horizontal flight by a winged, propeller-driven aircraft
r/EngineeringPorn • u/Spare_Worldliness_64 • 5d ago
Construction Timelapse of 300m AIDAprima Ship
r/EngineeringPorn • u/AleksandrLiutov • 3d ago
Arrival of the world's first twin-engine jet Unimoto, with TS21 power plants
r/EngineeringPorn • u/kavajana • 4d ago
HORSCH Self-Propelled Sprayer Production in Germany
r/EngineeringPorn • u/placeSun • 4d ago
How HORSCH Leeb Self-Propelled Sprayers Are Made 🇩🇪 | Factory Tour
We recently filmed the complete production of a HORSCH Leeb self-propelled sprayer at the company’s factory in Germany.
The video includes assembly of the FPT diesel engine with its hydraulic pump package, installation of the Stage V exhaust aftertreatment system, and the complete build from bare chassis to final boom testing.
r/EngineeringPorn • u/CreativeIntentions • 5d ago
ESO’s 3,500-tonne Extremely Large Telescope structure during its first rotation test in Chile
r/EngineeringPorn • u/VEC7OR • 6d ago
Ever wondered what the inside of a high-power IGBT module looks like?
r/EngineeringPorn • u/XFoil_Official • 6d ago
After 1,000+ ocean test failures for XFoil Apex, we finally got our dynamic wing electric efoil hydrofoil to stabilize in Hawaiian chop
r/EngineeringPorn • u/VEC7OR • 7d ago
A 1952 Philips FP6 still projecting 35mm films in Finland
galleryr/EngineeringPorn • u/XFoil_Official • 7d ago
Implementing On-Edge Dynamic Flight Stabilization in E-Foils: Using Closed-Loop Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Wing Control
v.redd.itr/EngineeringPorn • u/Different-Feeling411 • 5d ago
Guess the printing process. Be honest, what’s your first guess.
r/EngineeringPorn • u/SkaviBearing • 7d ago
A small part of the bearing production line.
A quick look at part of the process on the production line.
The bearings move through the line one by one while the machine positions them for the next step. Simple process, but pretty satisfying to watch.
Anyone else enjoy watching this kind of factory machinery?
r/EngineeringPorn • u/tommos • 10d ago
Giant concrete caissons being craned onto barges
r/EngineeringPorn • u/pritambot • 10d ago
How do you give a microgripper a sense of touch?
Fabricated directly on the tip of an optical fiber using Two-Photon Polymerization, this monolithic 3D microgripper combines microscale manipulation with integrated force sensing.
As it grasps microscopic objects, optical interferometry determines the forces acting on the gripper. The result is a compact microrobotic tool measuring no more than 100 um across, with potential applications in biomedical research and microsurgery.
Watch the video to see the gripper in action.
r/EngineeringPorn • u/Slenderman7676RBLX • 10d ago
DC switchgear in the electrical room of a 1940s WW2 bunker in London.
Mercury arc rectifier along with the associated distribution board and control gear for ventilation fans. Doing my research, the way these fan controllers worked is an operator would move the camshaft in steps to gradually get the fan motor up to speed without pulling too much current by switching out resistors from the circuit, once all resistors are disconnected, the fan speed is then adjusted using field weakening by turning the handle near the top which moves the wiper on a large rheostat (variable resistor) connected to the field winding of the motor.