My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
I recently stumbled across footage from a global student engineering competition, and I couldn’t look away. Hundreds of young people from around the world, gathered in Singapore, working on Formula…
There’s something almost defiant about betting on North Sea oil right now. When you walk into a London boardroom and see geological maps of offshore gas fields spread across the…
There’s something almost magical about engineering that transcends its original purpose. You design something for one job, it does that brilliantly, and then—completely unexpectedly—it becomes the solution to problems you…
I’ve been fortunate enough to experience some genuinely fast cars. That 2.9-second 0–60 run? It left my stomach somewhere near my throat and my hands gripping the dashboard like I…
Some of the most interesting things happen when designers and engineers decide to ignore the rulebook. They ask themselves: what if we did this differently? What if we challenged what…
Let me be honest: when I first heard about TransDigm, I didn’t get it. Here’s a company making specialized parts for aircraft, and it’s supposedly exciting. No artificial intelligence. No…
There’s a moment in every designer’s career when you come across a piece of research and think: “Wait, this changes things.” That’s where I found myself reading about Cornell’s latest…
Fusion energy has always felt like the ultimate engineering promise—unlimited clean power, if we could just crack the code. The challenge isn’t theoretical anymore; we know the physics works. The…
Look, I’ve been in IT long enough to know that fusion research announcements come around about as often as another “revolutionary” blockchain use case. Most of them disappear into the…
I’ve spent enough time building products to know when a technology is genuinely about to shift an industry. Heat pumps are one of those technologies, and the fact that they’re…
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