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Here is a scale model of our solar system. See the demonstration here.

Here is a theoretical look at what the distant future holds for our planet. See the full graph at BBC Future.

Cubli is a 15 × 15 × 15 cm robotic cube that can jump up and balance on its corner.

Amazon is developing an instant order delivery system that uses drones to deliver packages called Amazon Prime Air.

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a robot that can flip it self over like a gymnast.

GE has come up with a way to repair objects made of metal using a "cold spray" technique that sprays metal powders at high velocities to create layers.

This solar powered bird was created by the University of Maryland robotics lab. Read the full story at IEEE Spectrum

Engineers from Boston Dynamics have developed the WildCat, which is a four-legged robot capable of traversing all types of terrain.

Arrowhead Systems showcased the PriorityPal case palletizer in our booth at Pack Expo. The PriorityPal was fed by our ArrowElite conveyor where a robotic depalletizer unstacked the pallet.

Tradinno is largest walking robot according to Guinness World Records, reaching heights of nearly 30 feet and a length of 51 feet. Read the full story at cnet news

Matt Denton who creates control systems for animatronics creatures for Hollywood films, decided to create one for himself and calls it the Mantis. Read the full story at popsci.com

Virginia Tech's Dr. Dennis Hong created a completely autonomous robot soccer game with each robot capable of making its own decisions.

Inventor Glenn Martin began creating this personal jetpack more than 30 years ago. The idea of the project is to create a personal jetpack that can be used by ordinary people.

This octopus can change the color of its skin to blend into the environment.

This video shows the process of how paper towels are made.

Researchers from UC Berkeley’s Biomimetic Millisystems Lab have created a working 3D printed robot that has the capability to go just about anywhere.

Three students at MIT have created an OLED screen that fits onto a ruler and is hooked up to a Wacom digitizer connected to a computer. The computer can detect and interpret hand drawn lines and provide feedback on the OLED screen.

This is a short film about a differential analyzer UCLA used in 1948 that was played before Paramount Pictures movies.

Darpa (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) has released a humanoid robot called ATLAS. This six-foot-two, 330 pound robot is capable of natural human movements.

GM built this cool looking bus and called it Futurliners in the 1940s, designed by Harley Earl. The buses were made to showcase modern innovations of its time like microwave ovens and television sets. Read the full story at I09.

Our own Madhu Valikkodath’s old Formula SAE team from the University of Texas Arlington created this race car for the 2013 racing season. The car uses active aerodynamics to aid in the cornering ability of the car. With a limited budget and a one year development constraint, the students built this racecar weighing in at about 400 lbs, and running on a single-cylinder 450cc motorcycle engine.

This Lego powered V8 engine can reach 1500 rpm.

Here is a video showing a careless baggage handler just throwing boxes onto a conveyor belt.

A map of the land beneath the ice of Antarctica was created by the British Antarctic Survey team. This project will help researchers better understand environmental changes of the ice. Read more...

These GIFs show how a few select engine types and drive train parts work in an automobile. Read the full story at Jalopnik.

Here is a fully automated paper plane folding machine made from Legos.

If you take super cooled water (water that is just at the point of freezing) and pour it over ice crystals the water turns instantly into ice.

Engineers from the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard have been developing an insect sized flying robot for the past 12 years. Until now the Harvard researchers haven’t been able to control the robots flight. By using piezoelectric actuators and a delicate control system, the fly-sized robot can be easily controlled.

Mercury is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature, so when sound is produced the results are quite fascinating.

This cool website shows the current day compared to the beginning of time.

This is a short video explaining the principles of how the CERN Super Collider works.

Here is one of the best explainations of how a differential gear works.

The Hennessey Venom GT is a 1244 horsepower beast whose top speed clocks in at 265 mph and is the fastest production car available to purchase. Story and photo from Jalopnik.

Watch as Teresa Stokes risks life and limb performing aerial acrobatics for the crowd at the 2012 EAA Airventure Show right outside of our building!.

Try to see if you can become a perfect six sigma on each level on the belt master game featured on the ENGINEERING.com website

Minute Physics provides an entertaining insight on how to "measure" the universe.

In the Chilean Atacama Desert , the next generation of telescopes is being constructed and it is being called The Giant Magellan Telescope. This telescope features seven mirrors, each one measures 27.5 feet in diameter and boasts accuracy of up to 19 nanometers.

Scientists conduct an experiment where they suspend a superconducting disc above and below a set of permanent magnets. The magnetic field is locked inside the superconductor; a phenomenon called Quantum Trapping.