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Electronic Stability Control Builds the Foundation for Safer Roads

Read on to learn how a mechanically simple idea has kept cars stable for decades, and why it can still evolve for an autonomous future.

How Much Do You Know About Wind Turbines?

Wind turbines are imperative in our search for renewable energy as we aim to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. How much do you know about wind turbines? Find out with this quiz.

Magnetoelastic Smart Pen May Help Diagnose Parkinson’s

A smart, self-powered magnetoelastic pen could help detect early signs of Parkinson’s by analyzing a person’s handwriting. The highly sensitive diagnostic pen features a soft,...

The Economics of Lightweighting in Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Like those in many other industries, truck and off-highway vehicle manufacturers face the challenge of producing quality components and maintaining productive processes while also...

3D Printing Lightweight Concrete Structures that Absorb Carbon Dioxide

Shu Yang and her materials research team at the University of Pennsylvania, along with the architect Masoud Akbarzadeh, Director of the Polyhedral Structures Laboratory, have developed a 3D-printed concrete based on diatomaceous earth that has enhanced carbon capture, is strong, and uses less CO2-producing cement.

What’s Really Inside Your Battery?

Join AIBN PhD student Tanika Duivenvoorden as she dives deep into the atomic world of battery materials—using computer modeling to revolutionize how we design batteries. Forget slow trial-and-error:...

3D Printing the Future of Clean Energy

At Oak Ridge National Laboratory, cutting-edge manufacturing—including 3D printing and AI—is revolutionizing how nuclear power plants are built and tested. By accelerating nuclear energy innovation,...

How NASA Powers the Roman Telescope

Watch technicians install the solar panels that will power and protect the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. These aren’t just any panels—they're part of the Solar Array Sun Shield, critical for keeping...

Boeing's New Approach to 3D Printing Solar Arrays for Satellites

Boeing has unveiled a 3D‑printed solar array substrate approach that compresses composite build times by up to six months on a typical solar array wing program from print to...

How the Air Force's B-21 Raider is Advancing Across Test and Production

The U.S. Air Force announced the arrival of the second B-21 Raider flight test aircraft last week to Edwards Air Force Base (AFB), California.

GKN Expands Production Line for Additive Fabrication of A220 Engine Component

GKN Aerospace announced the expansion of its Newington, Connecticut facility, bringing a new production line dedicated to additive fabrication of the Fan Case...

Welcome to the SAE Automotive Engineering Podcast

To help pass the time during your commute or while working around the house or in the garage, we've launched the SAE Automotive Engineering podcast.

Welcome to the Automotive Engineering Podcast

To help pass the time during your commute or while working around the house or in the garage, we've launched the SAE Automotive Engineering podcast. The monthly podcast will feature interviews with anyone who has their finger on the pulse of the automotive world. This month, we speak with Slate Automotive and BMW about their upcoming electric vehicles and how each company is navigating the current state of electric vehicles.

Boeing's X-37B Is Testing a Quantum Inertial Sensor in Space

Watch this video to understand how the U.S. Space Force is testing the use of a quantum inertial sensor in space.

Simulating Forward Motion at VI-Grade’s Zero Prototypes Day

VI-grade doesn’t rest much. New software for its simulations, new simulators to run that software, and new HiL solutions mean there’s always something new happening. And much of this was on hand at the company’s 2025 North American Zero Prototypes Day, held in Novi, Michigan, over the summer. Read on to learn more about it.

How Digital Twins Could Lead to Better GI Function

Kennesaw State University’s Lei Shi is leading a research project that could alter how GI disorders are diagnosed and treated using virtual replicas of a human stomach.

Common Pitfalls in Packaging Validations (and How to Avoid Them)

As regulatory expectations evolve, packaging validations are facing greater scrutiny. Many deficiencies flagged by auditors trace back to recurring pitfalls: inadequate planning,...

Navy Engineers Unleash Long-Range Tech at Twentynine Palms

In May 2025, Naval Research Laboratory engineers tested the advanced RASP CASA system (Refueling and Servicing Package for Communications and Situational Awareness) at Twentynine...

Defiant Redefines Naval Defense with Autonomous Operations

The Nomars (No Manning Required Ship) program is rewriting the rules of naval design with Defiant, a fully autonomous vessel built from the keel up to sail without a single crew member...

Revolutionizing Underwater Inspections: ROVs to the Rescue!

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is turning to cutting-edge underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to inspect America’s aging locks and dams—without halting vital shipping...

The EV Tech of BMW’s Neue-Klasse IX3

The rollout of electric vehicles has recently encountered a few bumps in the United States. For international automakers with roadmaps that look ahead for decades, a hiccup isn't enough to fully...

How Much Do You Know About the History of Television?

Television was king during the second half of the 20th century — what do you know about the history of the technology?

Precision Drug Delivery with Magnetic Steering, Light-Triggered Release

Researchers have demonstrated that microscopic drug-delivery containers can be magnetically steered to their targets, advancing the development of precision medicine...