The Engineer's Picks...
TWIE 104: Real Weapon Inspired by Call of Duty Game
This Week in Engineering - Watching Venus on the Moon; military drone from video game; pneumatic car; glass stays clean; robots imitating high heels; and paralyzed woman completes marathon.  View This Pick
App Overview: eDrawings for iPad
eDrawings is the only CAD viewer on iPad that allows you to view native eDrawings files as well as native SolidWorks® parts, assemblies and drawings files. In addition, eDrawings® for iPad allows convenient viewing of DWG and DXF files.  View This Pick
The Arrow of Time
Why is the past different from the future? Caltech physicist Sean Carroll explains how the arrow of time is not an intrinsic property of physics, but rather an emergent feature.  View This Pick
Establishing Your Online Presence
Jen shows Roger the downside of having your online history follow you. Since hiring managers search for candidates online, Roger vows to improve his profiles on Linkedin and Google+.  View This Pick
Do Engineers Need More Education to Advance?
When considering the value of credentials, the best place to start is with your mid-term career goals. Are you looking to move up the ladder at your company? Join a consulting engineering firm? Or make a shift to another area like marketing or finance?  View This Pick
Mixing Engineering and Art
In our interview with Jeff Lieberman we talk about how science and engineering are intertwined with art.  View This Pick
The Product Design Show: Designing Machines that Make Machines
Whether you’re producing plastic or metal products, you’re likely using machines to shape them. In this episode of The Product Design Show, Vince and Allison talk to JR Automation Technologies about their design of an assembly line that manufactures coolant reservoirs for car radiators.  View This Pick
TWIE 103: Drinking Water From a Wind Turbine
This Week in Engineering - Wind turbine harvests water; bionic ear; European mission to Jupiter’s moons; data network of laser pointers; dissolvable bandages; and windshield laser display.  View This Pick
Hands on with the Mojo 3D Printer
Our editor, Todd Grimm, spent two days with a Mojo 3D printer. He put it to the test and like what he saw. Get his insight on the user experience and learn why he thinks Mojo will be a big success.  View This Pick
The Gift of Apple – NFC
Apple streamlines giving with near-field communications or NFC.  View This Pick
Do You Have an Online Profile?
Jen educates Roger on the importance of LinkedIn when building an online “brand” to help in the search for a new job.  View This Pick
Inspiring Engineering Students
We had a conversation with Larry Bock, founder of the USA Science & Engineering Festival last weekend. He's got a great take on how there are enough "reality TV stars and wannabe's" and not enough "engineers in training".  View This Pick
The Product Design Show: Box Making Design Magic
Designers from System Group wanted to build a fully autonomous packaging machine that could build a box for any sort of product. Allison and Vince show how they incorporated bar code data to predetermine the right size box. The result is the very cool “Freebox” machine, as shown in this episode.  View This Pick
Berkeley Ridiculously Automated Dorm (BRAD)
The most ridiculously automated dorm room in the school ever. Three months and several hundred dollars later, BRAD has been completed!  View This Pick
Arena PartsList – Electronic Component Research Stored in the Cloud
Arena Solutions is a company that offers a sophisticated cloud-based product life cycle management tool to help electronics manufacturers keep a range of information accurate, current and readily accessible to designers, procurement staff and their vendors.  View This Pick
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