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Mechanical Engineering

This section of the Jackson Journal is about anything related to the branch of engineering dealing with the design, construction, and use of machines.

a yellow sports car parked in a parking lot

Toyota Is Making An Advancement To Supra Mk5

By: Elmer Hernandez Cruz, Journalist
Since it first hit the scene in 1978, the Toyota Supra has gained a huge following thanks to its classic front-engine, rear-wheel-drive setup and reliable inline six-cylinder engine.
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The Development Of Bicycles

By: Tan Thinh Nguyen, Journalist
Bicycles are a vehicle that dates back many years ago. It also has one of the most iconic and developments over the years.
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World's first side-flipping humanoid robot: Unitree G1.

China’s Unitree Unveils The World’s First Side-Flipping Humanoid Robot

By: Brian Argueta, Journalist
Unitree’s latest humanoid robot, the G1, takes mobility to new heights, flawlessly executing a standing side flip and pushing the boundaries of robotic agility. With cutting-edge tech and open-source innovation, the G1 promises to advance humanoid robotics for both research and commercial use.
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person in orange and white robot costume

One Robot Could Lead to Business Failures

By: Edwin Gomez, Journalist
Relying on just one robot for your business operations might seem like a smart move, but it could be the tipping point that leads to failure. Find out why diversity in automation is crucial for long-term success.
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The robot effortlessly whips up a delicious, nutritious breakfast.

China’s Humanoid Robot Chef Prepares Perfect Toast, Fresh Salad, and Delivers Smiles

By: Brian Argueta, Journalist
Dobot has unveiled Atom, its first humanoid robot, demonstrating impressive culinary skills by preparing a nutritious breakfast with precision. With advanced capabilities like adaptive learning and energy-efficient design, Atom is poised to compete in the growing humanoid robotics market.
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"File:Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray blue.jpg" by Don DeBold is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

Chevrolet Corvette

The Corvette emerged as a revolutionary two seat convertible that challenged automotive conventions, evolving through eight generations from a modest roadster to a world class performance machine. Its lightweight fiberglass body powerful V8 engines.
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How RC Cars Are Made

How RC Cars Are Made

By: Andy Manuel Ortega, Jornalist
RC cars are basically vehicles that you can drive. It's also something that you can build on your very own!
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Chinese Pilots Were Defeated By AI In High Intensity Air Combat Simulation

Chinese Pilots Were Defeated By AI In High Intensity Air Combat Simulation

By: Henry Dominguez, Journalist
The AI-powered "Red Eye" system relies on infrared imaging to track enemy aircraft, which means it does not emit traditional radar signals that can be detected. However, if integrated into real combat jets, additional electronic systems or data links used for communication and control could make it vulnerable to radar detection.
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In a series of real-world experiments, the prototype showed promising results. (Representational image)

China’s bio-inspired robot mimics the swift movements of a cheetah using cutting-edge material technology.

By: Brian Argueta, Journalist
A new robot inspired by the cheetah's running gait, developed from piezoelectric materials, can move with adjustable speeds and turning radii. This innovative design offers a simpler structure for future robots, enhancing their ability to climb and carry small loads with improved functionality.
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How Horizontal Blinds Work

How Horizontal Blinds Work

By: Megan Lai, Journalist
How does pulling a string make blinds open and close, or turning the wand tilt the blinds from one direction to another? Read this article to learn about the mechanics of this amazing piece of technology.
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The Complex Way of how USB cables are made

The Complex Way of how USB cables are made

By: Basheir Khalid, Journalist
USB (Universal Serial Bus) cables are essential for connecting various devices, from smartphones to printers. This article explores the manufacturing process of USB cables and the evolution of USB technology.
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A Cat Like Tail That Can Help Space Robots to Turn

A Cat Like Tail That Can Help Space Robots to Turn

By: David Blanco, Journalist
Researchers of the University of Michigan have studied ways to assist robots  during mid air orientation so that they can maneuver better on space, just to realize that mammals like cats and cheetahs had already been used an effective method to quickly move in mid-air  by moving their tails to the opposite direction that they want to move.
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