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- Simulating Zero Gravity in Royal Caribbean International's New High-Tech Stage Performance
boundaries of what’s possible in entertainment with their cutting-edge productions on stage, in the air “Flight: Dare to Dream,” is a one-of-a-kind journey through the past, present, and future of air travel Symphony of the Seas includes an AquaTheater that includes high diving, acrobatic performances in an open-air
- Brain-Controlled Flight
System Dynamics EE Staff Cool Stuff Jun 4, 2025 Pilots of the future could be able to control their aircraft The airplane banks and then approaches straight on toward the runway. , pilots feel resistance in steering and must exert significant force when the loads induced on the aircraft
- Electric Race Car Uses 3D-Printed Components
Aixtreme Racing is reaching a new milestone for the 2025 season by developing their first-ever electric Electric Race Car Uses 3D-Printed Components Aixtreme Racing is reaching a new milestone for the 2025 Terry Persun Sports Jun 17, 2025 Aixtreme Racing is a Formula Student team of 40 passionate engineers Challenges Before 3D Printing Before integrating 3D printing into their workflow, Aixtreme Racing primarily Selecting a 3D Printer To meet these challenges, Aixtreme Racing turned to 3D printing for its rapid,
- 3D Printing Fixed-Wing Drones for Aerial Photography Applications
When When conducting functional testing of an aircraft, it is crucial to accurately control the weight that met the requirements for simulated test flights to ensure the proper balance and stability of the aircraft
- Editor's Note: Start With What's Cool
We aim to deliver you to the companies who have the knowledge to implement these new solutions so that
- Powering the Moving Stage for Cirque du Soleil’s KA
The show’s centerpiece is a 150-ton stage that rises 70 feet into the air, tilts up to 100 degrees, and
- Stepper Motor Design Challenges for Space Flight Applications
On Earth, air acts as a conductor, which dissipates the generated heat, while in space, heat needs to
- What Does Dinosaur Skin Feel Like? Here’s How Scientists 3D Scan and Print Fossils for Museums
For the harder stuff, Holland relies on power tools like air scribes, which are pen-sized pneumatic “
- Thermal Management for Concert Lighting
Here are a few examples: A high-end concert lighting company required exceptionally good airflow blowers A commercial HVAC company sought an energy-efficient blower solution to enhance airflow in a large-scale project, Pelonis had to design and develop a cross-flow system of fans that could deliver consistent air
- Expanding Knife Steel Availability
Together, the companies aim to deliver both premium material performance and dependable availability
- The Precise Engineering Behind an Emergency Training Center for First Responders
at the edge of the river channel at the North Carolina Emergency Training Center (NCETC), with live aircraft Located at the Stanly County Airport in New London, North Carolina, the NCETC is envisioned as one of The facility supports Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF), swift water rescue, urban search and rescue These aquatic environments had to coexist seamlessly with aviation fire trainers, burn pits, aircraft
- Discovering Traces of the Big Bang Requires Telescopes with Precise Controls
Its aim was to characterize the polarization of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) and other galactic A project that started in mid-2019 and has not yet been completed aims to migrate the control systems
