The definitive guide to the Evolution of Robotic Dogs Engineers have long sought to explore the potential for robots. There has been a long history of the development and creation of autonomous machines, mobile, and quadrupedal robots ( aka four-legged...
This years David Clark Prizes is now open. Each year the David Clark prize offers two awards for teachers working in primary schools and another for teachers in secondary schools, colleges or UTCs. The idea is simple - recognise exceptional...
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Nasa has kicked off its months-long process of focusing the James Webb space telescope. The revolutionary new scope is a an international collaboration led by NASA in partnership with the European and Canadian space agencies. Once up and running the...
‘Born to Engineer – Nina Parsons’ was the eighth film in our Born to Engineer series - back then she was heading for a career in Formula 1. We caught up with her discuss her route into Engineering and her...
On December 19 1972, astronauts Eugene Cernan, Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean, ending the This image shows Artemis 1’s distant retrograde lunar orbit to scale. Ian Whittaker, Author provided During this period, engineers...
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