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The structure of the electric car

Take for example the engine that drives only one wheel, and connected directly to it. One of the advantages of these motors is that manufacturers can use for other things

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Usage of Magnets in Engineering Industry

Magnets are very essential elements for the development of the human civilization. In many aspects of the engineering fields magnets are used as very important component. Even NASA

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GPS tracking systems for industrial applications

In a time of economic recession, all companies are looking to reduce overheads and cut costs. Although money and investing in a gps vehicle tracking systems seems to contradict this

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Blogs and the Law

A California judge recently passed on the chance to help settle the phony existential debate that has roiled the traditional media for a decade: Can independent, online news-gatherers invoke shield-law

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Recent Articles From Intent

Usage of Magnets in Engineering Industry

Posted on September 2nd, 2010 in Industry Applications

Magnets are very essential elements for the development of the human civilization. In many aspects of the engineering fields magnets are used as very important component. Even NASA is planning to use magnets to collect space dust for examination during the next Mars landing mission. Neodymium Magnets are very rare magnets that have got many usages. When it comes to magnetic applications, neodymium is used to make magnetic separators, magnetic filters, and magnetic ionizers. It is also used in the security industry to manufacture alarm systems, switches, and security systems. Even the

Vespel is Not Always the Best High Performance Plastic

Posted on August 31st, 2010 in Science

Vespel is a group of high performance polyimide-based plastics that are often utilized in technologies that pertain to semiconductors, transportation, and aerospace. It is primarily used in application where friction and wear factor into a machine’s usability. This material is made up of a combination of many amazing characteristics, such as heat resistance, creep resistance, chemical resistance, lubricity, and dimensional stability, making it incredibly versatile and practical in a variety of environments, including extreme working conditions. While Vespel is a very impressive polyimide-based polymer, it’s not

Web Engineering.

Posted on August 29th, 2010 in Computer Science & Educ ation

Just having a website does not mean that you will be attracting enough customer to your business. Drawing traffic on your web site needs many technical aspects to consider. SEO Sydney can help you out for this purpose. They provide online marketing and advertising including search engine optimization, search engine marketing and search engine friendly web design services. For your professional help just talk to them.

Capital Investment On Engineering Structure

Posted on August 7th, 2010 in Civil Engineering

Engineering Structure development involves the investment of huge capital. Real Estate companies collect investment capital from financial organizations based on defined conditions and contracts. When the question of returning the money as payments comes, different settlement policies are accepted. The advantages of structured settlement payments are described here. The advantage of having these structured settlement payments on the package is that you actually pay your current and future expenditure to be. However, given the continuous rise of prices, you need some more money, due especially when unexpected expenses such as

Details of liquid epoxy

Posted on July 21st, 2010 in Industry Applications

Details description of construction material is very important for a successful construction work. Different types of materials are used for industrial construction work, among them liquid epoxy, chemical dispenser, sandpiper pump are the important one. Here we give the details of liquid epoxy. Description: System of two-component epoxy resins 100% solids, solvent free. It comes in liquid form. Part A Epoxy Resin, Part B hardener. Meets specifications of ASTM C-881. Uses: To unite old and new concrete to hardened concrete to hardened structural elements. The liquid epoxy used to restructure parts cracked or broken

The Biomechanics of Information!

Posted on June 6th, 2010 in Computational Biology

The hunting strategy of a slender fish from the Amazon is giving researchers more insight into how to balance the metabolic cost of information with the metabolic cost of moving around to get that information. A new study from Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science answers the question: In behaviors in which you have to move to get information, when should the animal spend more energy on locomotion versus spending more energy on getting more information? The study is published by the journal PLoS Computational Biology. Malcolm MacIver, assistant professor of mechanical engineering and of biomedical engineering at McCormick,

Spending Time in Nature Makes People Feel More Alive

Posted on June 5th, 2010 in Science

Feeling sluggish? The solution may require getting outside the box – that big brick-and-mortar box called a building. Being outside in nature makes people feel more alive, finds a series of studies published in the June 2010 issue of the Journal of Environmental Psychology. And that sense of increased vitality exists above and beyond the energizing effects of physical activity and social interaction that are often associated with our forays into the natural world, the studies show. "Nature is fuel for the soul, " says Richard Ryan, lead author and a professor of psychology at the University of Rochester. "Often when we

Researchers give attention on optical improvements

Posted on June 3rd, 2010 in Lasers and Electro-Optics

Air Force Office of Scientific Research-funded Professors Mark L. Brongersma of Stanford University and Stefan A. Maier of Imperial College London are investigating new applications for terahertz sensors. Based on their research, these sensors could be used for improving optical sources, detectors and modulators for optical interconnections and for creating biomolecules, such as plastic explosives for the Air Force. Brongersma's work is based on the unprecedented ability of nanometallic or plasmonic structures to concentrate light into deep-subwavelength volumes. "Currently photodetectors, modulators and other chipscale devices are limited in their size by the fundamental laws of diffraction, but with plasmonics, we can make much

Most cute robots in the world

Posted on May 31st, 2010 in Robotics

Robots are always incredibly nice, extremely scary. Maybe at some point in future, the machine will take over the world, but roboteii which you read in this article are from among those sympathetic, designed for people cheer. NEC PaPeRo NEC PaPeRo PaPeRo (short for "Partner-type Personal Robot) is an adorable pet robot, created by Japanese company NEC. PaPeRo was created to facilitate interaction with the Internet - can recognize and speak 3,000 words, to announce its owner receiving messages, to provide updated information, recognize faces, to send video messages, dance and control by

Planetary scientists solve 40-year-old mysteries of Mars’ northern ice cap

Posted on May 31st, 2010 in Aerospace

Researchers have reconstructed the formation of two curious features in the northern ice cap of Mars: a chasm larger than the Grand Canyon and a series of spiral troughs. A team of planetary scientists has used radar and a high-resolution camera to reveal the subsurface geology of Mars' northern ice cap. The findings – based on data from SHARAD (the surface-penetrating radar) and HiRISE (the high-resolution camera) on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter – were published May 27 in two papers in the journal Nature. The group studying a canyon feature called Chasma Boreale included Shane Byrne from the University of Arizona's