-
Industry Clubs
-
Engineers in Steel Industry
Open Club · 88 members
-
Engineers in Automotive Industry
Open Club · 108 members
-
Engineers in Oil & Gas industry
Open Club · 202 members
-
Engineers in IT industry
Open Club · 47 members
-
Engineers in Cement Industry
Open Club · 40 members
-
Engineers in Electric Power industry
Open Club · 51 members
-
Engineers in Telecom industry
Open Club · 11 members
-
Engineers in Textile industry
Open Club · 29 members
-
-
Engineering Subjects
-
Machine Design
Open Club · 170 members
-
Transportation Engineering
Open Club · 29 members
-
Fluid Mechanics
Open Club · 142 members
-
Heat and Mass Transfer
Open Club · 79 members
-
Electrical Machines
Open Club · 27 members
-
Strength of Materials
Open Club · 97 members
-
Electronic Devices and Circuits
Open Club · 26 members
-
Internal Combustion Engines
Open Club · 83 members
-
-
Technology & Software clubs
-
MS Project
Open Club · 138 members
-
AutoCad
Open Club · 619 members
-
Galaxy Robots
Open Club · 5 members
-
MS Excel for Engineers
Open Club · 743 members
-
Steam Engineering, "Building".
Open Club · 2 members
-
Primevera
Open Club · 40 members
-
Matlab
Open Club · 206 members
-
Aspen Plus
Public Club
-
-
Topics
-
Freshman Mechanical Engineering Student Seeking Advice
By Harkanwarveer Singh, in Mechanical Engineering Talks
- 1 reply
- 548 views
-
- 0 replies
- 23 views
-
Select suitable material for the following cases, indicating the reason
By admin, in Conceptual Questions
- 1 reply
- 441 views
-
- 1 reply
- 458 views
-
Rheological Properties Of Binder using DYNAMIC SHEAR RHEOMETER (DSR)
By Mayank Mehrotra, in Conceptual Questions
- 0 replies
- 181 views
-
-
Top Downloads
Week
No files have been downloaded yet this week.
Month
No files have been downloaded yet this month.
Year
All Time
-
-
Blogs
-
- 7
entries - 16
comments - 1277
views
Recent Entries
The initial structure is based on clubs under the following head, where everyone is free to join clubs and contribute his knowledge and ask questions or start discussions.
Please see the following categories and adopt one club as a leader to cultivate the knowledge sharing experience.
Programming Clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/clubs/?f2[0]=1Technology clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/clubs/?f2[0]=4Industry clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/industry-clubs/Software clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/clubs/?f2[0]=7Engineering subjects study clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/subjects/Exam preparation clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/exams/Engineering Discipline Clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/clubs/?f2[0]=9Engineering Management Clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/clubs/?f2[0]=13Engineering Jobs & Career guidance clubs
https://engineeringtalks.com/jobs/Engineering Fun
https://engineeringtalks.com/clubs/199-engineering-memes/- 1. Please comment below for new clubs that you will like to add on
- 2. Make sure to register and login on a daily basis. To register https://engineeringtalks.com/register/ Make sure to update your profile.
- 3. Every project need investment, to get it going please order one t-shirt from the store
- https://teespring.com/stores/engineering-talks-store Small contributions will get it kick off.
- 4 Become our sponsor / donor / get us some funds. Message me for details.
- 5 Recommend industry experts to join us by tagging them in comments.
- 6 Show your presence by commenting - I am in . Share this post on your profile.
I alone may take 100 years but we all together can do it in the coming year.
Cheers !!!
- Read more...
-
- 0 comments
- 7
-
- 1
entry - 5
comments - 402
views
Recent Entries
Flying car' hovers steadily in test flight by Japanese electronics company NEC
Japanese electronics maker NEC Corp. on Monday showed a “flying car,” a large drone-like machine with four propellers that hovered steadily for about a minute.The test flight reaching 3 meters (10 feet) high was held in a gigantic cage, as a safety precaution, at an NEC facility in a Tokyo suburb.
The Japanese Government is behind so-called flying cars, with the goal of having people using them by the 2030s.
A flying car by Japanese startup Cartivator proved unsuccessful after it crashed during a demonstration in 2017, but company bosses say they have since developed their technology so their machines can last longer.
NEC is one of more than 80 companies sponsoring Cartivator's flying car.
The goal is to deliver a seamless transition from driving to flight like the world of “Back to the Future,” although huge hurdles remain such as battery life, the need for regulations and safety concerns.
NEC officials said their flying car was designed for unmanned flights for deliveries but utilized the company’s technology in its other operations such as space travel and cybersecurity.
Similar projects are popping up around the world, such as Uber Air.
The global ridesharing giant's aerial taxi service pilot — which will run in Melbourne as well as the US cities of Dallas and Los Angeles — aims to connect transport hubs like airports to central city sites.
The rideshare company said test flights were due to start from 2020 and plans were for commercial operations to begin from 2023.
News credit :Japan times
- 1
-
- 0
entries - 0
comments - 2115
views
No blog entries yet
- 0
-
-
Images
-
Files
-
Who's Online 0 Members, 0 Anonymous, 4 Guests (See full list)
- There are no registered users currently online