Industrial Rev 2.0
It’s easier to prototype a new invention today than at any other time in history. Breakthroughs in materials science are revolutionizing manufacturing processes, while advancements in automation are disseminating manufacturing capabilities. Programmers may be running the world today, but engineers will run it tomorrow. We’ll peek into laboratories and factories that smell like everything from sawdust to extruded polymer.
Industrial Rev 2.0
Laser Mounted Combat Vehicles Are Set to Roll-Out in 2017
Soon, we may be bringing lasers to a gunfight.
5 hours ago
Industrial Rev 2.0
Uber Plans to Take Ridesharing to the Skies. Meet the VTOL Flying Car
It's a car. It's a plane. It's an Uber.
9 hours ago
Industrial Rev 2.0
Meet Satan 2: Russia’s New ICBM Nuke Capable of Leveling France or Texas in One Hit
It could level land like no missile before.
October 27, 2016
Industrial Rev 2.0
New Futuristic Prototype Replaces Stairs and Elevators for ‘Vertical Walking’
Welcome to the world of vertical walking
October 26, 2016
Industrial Rev 2.0
Experts State Robots Will Take Over Additional 850,000 Jobs By 2030
If you're a social worker, doctor, or CEO, you may be safe.
October 26, 2016
Industrial Rev 2.0
New Video Reveals the Future of Hyperloop
Elon Musk's vision of transportation takes tangible form.
October 25, 2016
Industrial Rev 2.0
China is Set to Start Work on The World’s Fastest Maglev Train
It's 600 km/hr of pure speed.
October 25, 2016
Infographic of the Day
We’ve all seen how much technology has evolved during our lifetimes—what was big became small, what was small became even smaller, and computing power accelerates at bewildering speeds. So we’ve put together this comparative infographic of technological evolution for the perusal and delectation of techno-geeks everywhere.
Industrial Rev 2.0
MIT Is Developing Wetsuits Inspired by Beavers
Furry wetsuits may soon keep divers warm and dry.
October 25, 2016
Industrial Rev 2.0
The 2020 US Elections Will Completely Transform Autonomous Transportation
Tesloop's CEO predicts the future of transportation.
October 25, 2016