London’s Tube trains are getting Wi-Fi and are going driverless
Transport for London’s 19th-century Underground is in for a modern-day upgrade. By 2020 the city will have 250 new air-conditioned, driverless subway cars equipped
Author: Nicole DiGiose
All the resources you need are free to download and print at Electronic Products
The Education Center at Electronic Products is your one-stop source to find free engineering student resources. From graph paper to get you started to formula sheets and
40-kilowatt, 140-panel system generates solar energy to power up a brewery
Fitted with 140 solar photovoltaic panels in the form of two “farms” on its production facility, the harnessed energy is used to power the brewery’s everyday
NASA prepares for Mars’ comet encounter
The fleet of NASA’s science assets orbiting and exploring Mars are in for an astronomical treat, because on Sunday, October 19, a comet will hurtle right by the Red
European scientists developing energy efficient robotic tree
Europe’s PLANTOID project consortium is currently in the process of creating a tree-like robot. And get this: its descendants may one day find use in the exploration
The 777 Series Fuse combines superior surge tolerance with safe opening in short-circuit conditions
Typical applications include wall-mount smartphone and tablet chargers and 10 to 20-W power supply modules for other battery-powered consumer
London’s red phone booths are becoming green charging stations
In an effort to provide one of the world’s busiest cities with a carbon-neutral energy source, two graduates of the London School of Economics developed a
Countries with the fastest Internet speeds
According to Akamai’s recent State of the Internet Report, the global average Internet connection speed increased by 21% from the first to the second quarter of
High-tech paper airplane sets record with 82-mile flight
Equipped with a GPS tracker, an HD video camera, and temperature and barometric pressure sensors to take measurements, an airplane made of paper board was launched from
Project turns homeless people’s handwriting into typefaces
Supported by the private Arrels Foundation in Barcelona, Homelessfonts consists of creating a collection of typefaces based on the handwriting of the