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The latest innovative technologies and epic applications

How LED Displays and Real-Time CGI Could Replace Green Screens in Film and TV

At the Virtual Production Days event at the Amsterdam Studio, a combination of LED displays and processing technologies were showcased for film and TV.

Shock and Vibration Take a Toll on Athletes' Bone, Joint, and Brain Health — These Materials Reduce the Impact

Impact-absorbing innovation in sports gear can reduce the risks of bone, joint, and brain damage in sports. Here's how the materials behind helmets, rackets, and more make a meaningful difference.

Exploring a Completely Silent Anechoic Chamber

Without any sound to distract you, you can hear your heart, lungs, and more — watch this video from Veritasium to explore what it's like to step inside an anechoic chamber.

Climb Aboard the World's Tallest Ferris Wheel

How engineers made the loading conveyor for Ain Dubai — the world's biggest observation wheel — faster, safer, and more efficient.

How Industrial CT Scanning Allows Engineers to Examine Parts Non-Destructively

Along with comparative analysis tools, Trek Bicycle was able to fine-tune prototypes, investigate potential issues, and adjust their manufacturing process.

How Iceland's Renowned Theatre Seamlessly Upgraded Its Intercom System

Reykjavik City Theatre recently underwent a major intercom system upgrade — with minimal disruption — to deliver flexibility within a unified production network infrastructure.

Robot Goalie Has Sub-Millimeter Accuracy Optical Tracking

Mark Rober’s latest engineering video pitches legendary Portugal soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo against a robot goalie. See who’s up to the challenge.