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Clipped to the Drawing Board by George Tan
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Traffic engineers do it tough in Brazil - Head em up and move em out - It’s a warm Tuesday night in São Paulo, and as on most nights during rush hour here, a swarm of cars clogs every centimeter of Rebouças Avenue, slowing traffic to a crawl
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Monday 5 November, 2007 04:03 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Dave Ellery
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When the sleeping giant stirs !! - Lets hope that Engineering and Manufacturing feature strongly -- The number of new jobs created in the US leapt dramatically in October with employers adding 166,000 posts, twice the expected number.
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Monday 5 November, 2007 02:07 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Bob Smith
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OVER the past two years, North America's three biggest car companies promised that their plans to slash almost 80,000 engineering and manufacturing jobs and close more than two dozen plants would be enough to transform them into leaner and nimbler competitors. However, Chrysler and Ford are the biggest losers as U.S. auto sales slump worsens
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Monday 5 November, 2007 12:10 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Barot Casha
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An unusual concept for engineers - who are more accustomed to working with certainty - What's the risk of passive smoking? Or climate change? How big is the terrorist threat? And should we trust league tables? These questions concern all of us , but it's not always easy to make sense of the barrage of media information
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 10:16 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by George Tan
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Safety engineers will be gnashing their teeth as they ponder this one - EUROPEAN safety officials have called a crisis meeting to discuss the fate of Bombardier Q400 airliners, despite findings that the problem behind a crash-landing in Copenhagen on Saturday is not linked to a flaw responsible for two previous crashes.
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 08:14 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ali Hamoud
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Astronaut Scott Parazynski, one of NASA's most experienced spacewalkers, will face grave risks and nerve-wracking challenges Saturday when he is scheduled to fix a damaged solar panel on the International Space Station. But Astronaut fixes torn solar panel as engineers look on
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 06:01 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Adam Crighton
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Hard to think that anyone would engineer a agreement like this - I'm sure that it was a simple misunderstanding Billionaire Richard Pratt and his Visy group of companies have been fined a record $36 million for colluding in a price fixing deal with their arch rival in Australia's cardboard industry.
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 04:09 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Rose Shah
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So if you are still thinking about getting your products made in China, read this and weep - and the Chinese know that it was never "for ever" which is why they are investing so heavily in technology and engineering - preparing for the day when ....... CHINA'S seemingly bottomless pool of cheap peasant labour will soon be dry, according to research by China's leading labour market analyst.
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 02:04 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Pat Sheen
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This had me worried !! but despite the rhetoric I still believe there are fairies at the bottom of my garden.... Engineers are an intelligent and skilled bunch , and I am also constantly surprised to find that they are also pianists and artists, and cultivate orchids and whatever.
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 12:09 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Rose Shah
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Ww would like to tell you more - but because it is a spy plane - we are sworn to secrecy - the walls have ears - loose lips sink ships - you know the rest of the jargon -- Boeing has successfully tested the hydrogen propulsion system of its High Altitude Long Endurance (HALE) unmanned spy aircraft using an engine developed by Ford.
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 10:04 AM |
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Electrical & Process Control
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Sean
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Science and engineering educational (and I hate to use the word toys) products , just don't get any better - hours of educational fun ------ If you are looking for a cool robot kit for Christmas and have a few hundred dollars to spend, then you should check out the Bioloid robot kits and especially the expert package
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 08:08 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by jackson Browne
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The Tesla Roadster looks pretty hot, but it looks like the all-electric sports coupe is about to be in for some rather major competition . Engineered to perform and designed to inspire Scheduled for Detroit - The Fisker plug in hybrid 4 door sports sedan is guaranteed to cause a stir
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 06:07 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Dave Ellery
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How do you think engineers would vote on this subject - we all see things differently - however ....... Stop . I mean, don't stop reading this, but stop thinking what you're about to think. Or, O.K., I'll think it for you:
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 04:05 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Bob Smith
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TOKYO: Want to turn heads with a funky car? Try turning the driver's cabin itself! Nissan has introduced Pivo2 , a battery-powered concept car which can turn the driver's cabin in a circle so you don't need to look backwards while attempting reverse-parking. With engineering assistance is built into the vehicle !!
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 02:03 AM |
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Electrical & Process Control
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Barot Casha
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A challenging engineering feat -will it be a success? - only "time " will tell Remarkable plans for the world’s first tidal-powered lunar clock have been showcased at an exhibition in London. It is set to become one of the most recognised landmarks on the planet and the globe’s first public artwork to power homes.
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Sunday 4 November, 2007 12:01 AM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ali Hamoud
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U.S. engineers have long wanted to fold up an airplane inside a rocket and send it on a mission to cruise through the atmosphere of Mars. They now have a new potential customer for the concept: the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
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Saturday 3 November, 2007 10:02 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Peter Wu
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Space engineers will need to keep pushing the envelope as the presure mounts to be the first - national pride is an important factor - so fly me to the moon and let me wish upon a star ----- --- BEIJING (AP) - Over a few short months, Japan, China, and India will all have lunar probes orbiting the moon, sparking talk of a new space race in Asia .
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Saturday 3 November, 2007 08:04 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Yan Chu
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When my baby kisses me I go to Rio - a lot of kisses to keep the surplus kicking along Brazil's trade volumes hit new records last month, helping to push this year's trade surplus to $34.38 billion, nearly 10% higher than for the same 10-month period last year, official figures showed Nov. 1.
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Saturday 3 November, 2007 06:05 PM |
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Environmental and Life Cycle
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Adam Crighton
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A street car named Desire makes this engineering feat very desirable The Railway Technical Research Institute in Kokubunji, Tokyo , has developed a streetcar powered by a lithium battery that can recharge in under a minute
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Saturday 3 November, 2007 04:01 PM |
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Clipped to the Drawing Board by Dave Ellery
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German engineering and manufacturing company MAN Ferrostaal has launched South Africa's first fabrication yard for oil and gas platforms at Saldanha Bay, enabling the country to take advantage of booming energy operations along Africa's west coast.
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Saturday 3 November, 2007 02:06 PM |
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