STEM

Built on Werner von Siemens' 1866 discovery, Innomotics integrates active vibration control and physics-based analytics into modern industrial motors.

NASA opens a $1 million competition inviting U.S. high school and university teams to design critical infrastructure for sustained lunar habitation.

A curated review of seven Apple ecosystem applications highlights a shift toward optional AI, local on-device processing, and one-time software licensing.

Now in its third year, IEEE TryEngineering equips preuniversity teachers across the U.S. and Egypt with hands-on AI and semiconductor curricula.

The Martian Moons eXploration spacecraft navigates complex microgravity physics and autonomous robotics to return the first samples from Phobos by 2031.

Apple reports over 100,000 applications are now optimized for its Duo platform, with thousands of new submissions entering the catalog every day.

NASA astronauts Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney will field STEM inquiries from Florida students during a live orbital broadcast on Nov. 10, 2026.

By replacing rigid central frames with a flexible fiberglass ring, the FlexiQuad absorbs midair impacts while maintaining high-speed maneuverability.