Marine Engineering basically involves the design, construction, installation, operation and support of the systems and equipment which manage marine vehicles, and of the systems which make a vehicle or structure habitable for crew, passengers and cargo. In fact, almost all things in our life ranging from cooking to the warmth in winter are thanks to the work done by people in the marine industry. You are about to see the true marine engineering that we never think of before this and hopefully this will come to appreciation of their works …

Do not underestimate this white and weakling-looks of this robot. He walks, he runs, he can also kick a ball and serve you a drink. Meet ASIMO (short for Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility), the world’s first advanced humanoid robot that can move like a human. Created by Honda after 22 years of research, ASIMO stands at 1.3 meters tall, weights 54 kg and can recognize people’s faces and even interact with them, thanks to an IC (Integrated Circuit) card – rendering ASIMO a perfect help around the house or …

The MIT Holographic monitor is a 3-D images that floats in space. This system creates a 3-D hologram that pops out of the screen, showing the picture from hundreds of angles to provide a convincing sense of depth. The first sets will probably display videogames or animation because they are easier to render in three dimensions than is live action, which requires dozens of cameras to capture the necessary visual data.
 

Sandisk said it will begin mass producing Flash memory cards with an unprecedented 64GB of storage capacity. Northern California-based SanDisk developed the high-performance card in collaboration with Japanese electronics titan Toshiba using 43nm process technology.