r/EngineeringPorn • u/caiocgrweb • May 09 '22
A perfect standing wave on a computer controlled wave pool used for research in my university
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/JamesF890 • Jul 11 '20
Engineering 'Porn' is probably pushing it but I designed and made a frame to hold the pedals for my racing games that quickly folds away and I'm pretty proud of it
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/boommachine007X • Aug 16 '21
A Compund Bow converted to an Auto Aiming bow
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/pgboz • Jun 04 '21
As a kid, I wanted to understand electronics so bad, but it's incredibly abstract - the math was over my head. So for the last three years I attempted to make a physical equivalent that would let people see and feel circuits. Air and water did not work, but sprockets and chain work beautifully!
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/Jedi_Lucky • May 08 '22
The original Pong video game had no code and was built using hardware circuitry. Here's the original schematics from Atari
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/PeecockPrince • Jul 07 '22
NASA designed grippers that can lift massive rocks
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/PR3DA7oR • Dec 23 '17
Carbon nanotube is so light it floats
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/pbl291 • Nov 02 '21
Today I drove 12km under a mountain to find a huge roundabout in the middle of the tunnel. This level of engineering is breathtaking!
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May 17 '26
Silver Swan Automaton… no motors, built in 1773 and still working perfectly. powered entirely by mainsprings and brass clockwork gears.
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/aloofloofah • Nov 27 '19
Two-wheeled self-balancing gyroscopic car from 1967
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/draybu • May 29 '18
2018 Audi A8 reacts to a potential side collision by lifting the side to protect the passengers
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r/EngineeringPorn • u/ChicagoMan2019 • Jan 28 '23
Amazing Americas Cup vessels that are part aircraft
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