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Tasmania’s all-electric ferry demonstrates how advances in batteries, charging infrastructure, and vessel design are bringing zero-emission shipping closer to reality.

Interview | Colin Gradwell, Integration Director for Metro Line M2, Tel Aviv Metro

One team of researchers found that any individual is more likely to die from an asteroid impact than from a lightning strike.

The trade-press conversation remains dominated by the GPU supply story, when the real bottlenecks have moved decisively to transmission, generation, cooling, water, and labor.

Can software, robots, and wastewater help solve the West’s growing critical minerals problem?

A few years ago, a search engine behaving like a conversational assistant would have felt bizarre. Today, it barely registers as unusual.

Interview | Tanja Zimmermann, Director, Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa)

Russian military analysis reveals why long-range air-to-air missiles have struggled in Ukraine’s networked battlespace.

Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus rover is the “trusted steed” that will enable Artemis missions to “explore more boldly than ever before”.

The technology uses liquid electrolytes instead of solid materials to store energy.

The carnage of WWII led to several innovations, including tank designs that emphasized armor protection and firepower to an entirely new degree.

As satellite constellations multiply and radio frequencies grow increasingly congested, the space industry is betting on laser communication to handle the next era of orbital connectivity.

BYD changed the conversation by showing that ordinary drivers could consistently add hundreds of kilometers of range in minutes under real-world conditions.

A Dutch team combined robotic concrete printing, prestressed hollow beams, and custom materials to build the world’s first 3D-printed concrete pedestrian bridge.

The hydropower expert believes that the US is overlooking a major untapped renewable energy source:

SpaceX is racing to test its upgraded Starship V3, as Blue Origin aims to steal the spotlight with a major lunar landing achievement later this year.

The journey covers the interwar tank design developments evolving from specialized light, medium and heavy classes to a more optimized Main Battle Tank, of the early Cold War era, providing a better balance between armor, firepower and mobility.

The Singapore-born inventor built his first devices as a child.

Internet shutdowns cost nearly USD 53 billion globally between 2020 and 2024.

Though these tanks were crude by modern standards, their appearance signaled a major shift in warfare that is still felt to this day.