Get ready for a showcase of innovation and industry trends at this year's Scrap Expo, set to take place in Louisville, Kentucky, Sept. 12-13. Among the equipment to be demonstrated at the event, here ...

It might be useless and kind of harsh looking, but this all-mechanical Turing machine is a great exercise in geekdom. With more than 15 years experience testing hardware (and being obsessed with it), ...

I don't know if you've noticed, but survival games are absurdly popular. They can frequently be found bothering the Steam 'Top Sellers' list, even if—by every definition that counts—they're not very ...

A team of seniors in the Department of Mechanical Engineering have designed and built a device that automates the disposal of scrap metal, making it safer and more efficient. The students created the ...

With nearly 70 years of experience designing and manufacturing hydraulic equipment used in the recycling industry, Copex, based in France, has launched the S-Wing line of scrap shears with ...

Ludhiana: The local sewing machine industry has faced significant challenges due to the influx of Chinese sewing machines. Despite these obstacles, the industry has competed effectively. However, the ...

The Rust December update is all set to go live on December 5, 2024. A brand-new force wipe will bring forth a lot of changes, and as evident from the staging branch showcase done by SHADOWFRAX, a ...

(TNS) — Georgia lawmakers are preparing to ditch the state’s old and vulnerable electronic voting machines, but they haven’t fully committed to paper ballots that can’t be hacked. A bill to to replace ...

The detail in the official report on our insecure, error-ridden electronic voting machines shows we must scrap them, writes Joe… The detail in the official report on our insecure, error-ridden ...

A reclamation process at IBM’s Burlington, Vt., plant uses an innovative pattern-removal technique to turn scrap semiconductor wafers into silicon-based solar panels, among other things. The process ...

SCRAP the electronic machines and stop wasting more money on top of the ?52m already spent on the "dead duck". That's the advice to the Government from a high-powered Dail spending watchdog, as it ...