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Student Story: Ishmael Muumbe
Student Story: Ishmael Muumbe
Ishmael Muumbe is a two-time, verging on three-time, Engineering Institute of Technology graduate. He studied both his 52708WA - Advanced Diploma of Industrial Automation and 52726WA - Advanced Diploma of Applied Electrical Engineering through EIT after having moved from Zimbabwe[…]
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EIT looks to develop education and skills in Namibia
EIT looks to develop education and skills in Namibia
In August, the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) went to Namibia in southwest Africa to meet with prospective and already working engineers. While there, we hosted a seminar about the trends in the engineering industries that are transforming Africa.The development[…]
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Tidal energy ready to power data centres by 2024
Tidal energy ready to power data centres by 2024
While solar and wind energy seem to be the primary sustainable energy sources mentioned in the media, tidal energy is actually more predictable. Tides can be timed in perpetuity throughout the year, whereas predicting when the wind will blow and[…]
Created on: Sep 20, 2019 | 05:47 am
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Solar powered batteries are the new emergency backup
Solar powered batteries are the new emergency backup
In Southern Africa, aging infrastructure and shortages of much-needed resources are stifling the electrical engineering sector. Powering countries south of the equator is a topic much in focus in the last few years. Both Zimbabwe and South Africa have been[…]
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Leech-like robot is latest innovation in flexible robots
Leech-like robot is latest innovation in flexible robots
Mechanical engineers have, for a long time, been using the natural world as inspiration for robot design. However, the latest soft-robot that is taking inspired by nature might creep some people out. What started as an inadvertent thought from a[…]
Created on: Sep 20, 2019 | 03:43 am
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Manufacturers look to 5G for Industry 4.0 smart-manufacturing
Manufacturers look to 5G for Industry 4.0 smart-manufacturing
Manufacturers are seeking ways to make their global supply chains more flexible. Luckily for them, wireless Internet of Things technologies are empowering these factories and making processes more efficient than ever before. Ericsson, a giant in automation technology engineering, reported[…]
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3D printing electrodes for energy storage technologies
3D printing electrodes for energy storage technologies
Engineers are collaborating on a project to strengthen energy storage technologies through the use of 3D printers. This project is also highlighting the importance of 3D printing in electrical engineering.Researchers at the University of Manchester have developed a unique way[…]
Created on: Sep 20, 2019 | 02:03 am
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Learn to code: Why engineers should learn Python
Learn to code: Why engineers should learn Python
The ability to code in the python language is becoming an increasingly sought-after skill, particularly in the engineering field. In industries underpinned by computer programming, this skill is critical for data analysis and visualizations, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and[…]
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Introducing the world’s first rail line powered by solar farm
Introducing the world’s first rail line powered by solar farm
A railway line near Aldershot in the United Kingdom is set to become the first railway line directly powered by a photovoltaic solar farm.A 30kW pilot-scheme is currently paving the starting point of the project with renewable energy powering the[…]
Created on: Sep 2, 2019 | 04:24 am
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Solar roads experiment hits a roadblock
Solar roads experiment hits a roadblock
In 2016, France announced an exciting plan that would hopefully power 5 million homes with electricity. The plan entailed paving over 1000 kilometers of road with photovoltaic panels, generating around 790kWh every day. However, what was supposed to the first[…]
Created on: Sep 2, 2019 | 02:20 am
Sep 2, 2019 | 02:20 am
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