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Category: Mechanics

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Materials, Mechanics, Nanotechnology, New technology, News

3D priting of nanostructures

Pedro Ney Stroski / 19 de November de 2022

New materials can be 3D printed, to create many nanostructures and improve materials’ resistance without increasing weight.

Aeronautics, Electronics, Instrumentation, Light, Mechanics, Microelectronics

Gyroscope: what is it and how does it work?

Pedro Ney Stroski / 26 de August de 2022

This post’s subject is the gyroscope. An instrument of great utility for electronic devices and for air, naval, and space navigations.

Bionics, Magnetism, Mechanics, Robotics

Wall climbing robots

Pedro Ney Stroski / 13 de August de 2022

How do the adhesion mechanisms used by wall climbing robots work? In this post, are shown the three forms of adhesion.

Aeronautics, Energy, Mechanics, Temperature, Thermodynamics, Transport

Other jet engines

Pedro Ney Stroski / 5 de March de 2022

In addition to the turbofan, exist other jet engines. In this post it’s shown the operation and applications on aviation of turbojet, turboprop, and turboshaft.

Aeronautics, Automation, Mechanics, New technology, News, Transport

iRonCub: the humanoid robot with jet engines

Pedro Ney Stroski / 10 de December de 2021

The iRonCub was developed by the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT). A project that took many years.

Aeronautics, Energy, Mechanics, Temperature, Thermodynamics

Turbofan jet engine: how it works?

Pedro Ney Stroski / 3 de December de 2021

This post’s subject is the turbofan jet engine. It’s used in every commercial airplane due to high thrust and for being the most efficient and silent type.

AI, Automation, Mechanics, News

LEO: the bipedal flying robot

Pedro Ney Stroski / 7 de October de 2021

LEO was recently built, the first bipedal robot that can fly like a drone and do complex movements like skating.

recriacao mecanismo anticitera
Gadgets, History, Mechanics, News

Recreated the Antikythera mechanism

Pedro Ney Stroski / 17 de March de 2021

The Antikythera mechanism was built more than 2000 years ago, considered the first analog computer, was recreated by researchers of UCL.

Brain-machine interface, Mechanics, Military, New technology, Robotics

Exoskeletons: origin, types and applications

Pedro Ney Stroski / 4 de March de 2021

Exoskeletons are wearable robots that can increase a person’s physical capabilities and protection. This technology only existed in science fiction.

Pontos de Lagrange entre a Terra e o Sol
Environment, Mechanics, Space

What are the Lagrange points?

Pedro Ney Stroski / 28 de September de 2020

The Lagrange points were described in 1772, by the mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange, in his paper “Essay on the Three-Body Problem”.

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