Electrical Engineering and The Trends and Innovations Transforming It
Hayden Horner27 March, 2024
From televisions and lightbulbs to cell phones and radios, modern innovations in electrical engineering have informed, enlightened, and connected the world. We look at key trends shaping the future of electrical engineering and the modern world. Electrical engineering has been a key aspect of human advancement for centuries. However, in...Read More
5 Amazing Electrical Engineering Tips From Experts
Hayden Horner26 March, 2024
Electrical engineering thrives on innovation, demanding a blend of skills to navigate its dynamic landscape. As the industry hurtles towards the midpoint of 2024, two Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) instructors provide pivotal insights that help shape success in this electrifying field. As an electrical engineer, several vital skills are...Read More
Continuing Professional Development: A Great Way to Ensure Your Engineering Excellence
Hayden Horner18 March, 2024
In the fast-paced world of engineering, CPD is more than a necessity—it's the key to staying ahead. This article explores the importance of CPD for engineers, and how it keeps them relevant, informed, and equipped to tackle evolving challenges. Continuing Professional Development emerged as a response to the evolving demands...Read More
7 Benefits of Digital Transformation in the Construction Sector
Hayden Horner18 March, 2024
The advent of digital technologies has brought about a swift transformation at construction sites. Research by the McKinsey Global Institute indicates that digital transformation can result in productivity gains of 14 to 15 percent and cost reductions of 4 to 6 percent. In this article, we offer a closer look...Read More
Elon Musk’s Neuralink: A Chip That Changes Lives
Leah Shelene Asaram18 March, 2024
Billionaire technologist, Elon Musk founded a start-up called Neuralink in 2016. Neuralink’s aim and objectives are to mesh human brains with Artificial Intelligence (AI). Now, in early 2024, Neuralink has implanted its first brain chip in a human. Who is he? Where is he? And how is he doing? But...Read More
Embarking on EIT’s Orientation Week: A Bright Beginning
Leah Shelene Asaram18 March, 2024
On-Campus Orientation week at the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) is a pivotal time when new students are welcomed into their next journey of the institution. It's a week filled with essential information, engaging activities, and opportunities for students to forge connections that will shape their academic and social...Read More
Fireworks Engineering: The Art and Science of Pyrotechnics
Leah Shelene Asaram15 March, 2024
Ever wondered about the process behind making fireworks? These spectacular displays, seen on occasions like New Year's, Diwali, the Fourth of July, and Guy Fawkes Day, as well as personal events like weddings and parties, bring joy and celebration. But how exactly are they made, and what safety measures are...Read More
Life Before AutoCAD
Leah Shelene Asaram15 March, 2024
Picture this: It’s 1950 and there are no computers, no Wi-Fi connections, and no internet. You have been tasked with designing a new office building. What do you do? Here's the 1950s approach. Pen and Paper An aerial view was captured of the fossilized plan of a Babylonian Castle dating...Read More
Mechanical Engineers: Their Role in Energy and Environmental Sustainability
Hayden Horner12 March, 2024
Discover the transformative impact of mechanical engineering as we explore its vital role in reshaping our energy landscape while preserving the delicate balance of our planet's ecosystem. Mechanical engineers are at the forefront of technological advancement when it comes to heading up initiatives to harness renewable energy sources and mitigate...Read More
Spatial Computing: Unlocking Future Engineering Potential
Hayden Horner11 March, 2024
Spatial computing, a revolutionary technology that seamlessly integrates digital and physical spaces, is set to reshape how engineers conceptualize and execute their projects. From its humble beginnings to its integration into various engineering domains, this new tech gives us a glimpse into the future of engineering. With Apple's hotly anticipated...Read More
Boost Your Engineering Career With The EIT Practical Python Certificate for Enhanced Proficiency
Hayden Horner11 March, 2024
Staying ahead of the curve in engineering requires continual skills development and adaptability to emerging technologies. This is why the Engineering Institute of Technology’s (EIT) professional certificates are so helpful. So, you're an engineer, always looking for ways to stay ahead in the game, right? Well, you're in luck because...Read More
2 New EIT Graduate Certificates to Help Elevate Your Career
Hayden Horner16 February, 2024
The Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) has launched two new graduate certificates, one in hydrogen engineering and management and the other on the Internet of Things. EIT's deputy dean and two lecturers tell us about the timeliness and benefits of the certificates. Expanding Opportunities for Engineering Professionals In engineering, professionals...Read More
Architectural Masterpiece: India’s Ayodhya Ram Temple
Leah Shelene Asaram16 February, 2024
After enduring 500 years of legal battles, disputes, and controversies, the majestic Ayodhya Ram Temple stands as a beacon of faith for many. With its grand opening on 22 January 2024, the temple witnessed an influx of half a million people, according to the Information and Public Relations Department of...Read More
Mining and its Underground Equipment
Leah Shelene Asaram15 February, 2024
Mining, a sector that combines unparalleled challenges with extraordinary rewards, stands as a testament to human ingenuity and technological advancement. Deep within the Earth’s crust, where precious minerals hide, the extraction process relies on sophisticated equipment that pushes the boundaries of engineering. Life of Mining Ngwenya Mine Mining has been...Read More
Fly Into The Future: Planes, Helicopters, Drones and Flying Cars
Leah Shelene Asaram15 February, 2024
We believed the world was progressing swiftly with technology and artificial intelligence, but the idea of flying cars was just that, an idea. While imagination previously revolved around helicopters and airplanes, the creative mind has now turned the concept of flying cars into a reality. The History of Flight: From...Read More
EIT Perth Campus Expands: More Room and More Opportunities
Leah Shelene Asaram15 February, 2024
The Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) is proud to announce the acquisition of a new property for an expanded campus area which will bring about more opportunities. After two years of anticipation, we are delighted to open the doors to our extended facilities. EIT Perth Campus Expands: 6 and 8...Read More
Engineers are Desperately Needed in Germany and the Salaries are Awesome
Hayden Horner13 February, 2024
Germany, grappling with a decline in domestic engineering students, is casting its net globally to address a critical shortage in the sciences. We look at the skills required, and the compensation being offered for coveted engineering positions. Germany Needs Engineers in Top Fields Germany is in the throes of a...Read More
Artificial Intelligence and Automation: Decoding Human Fears
Hayden Horner13 February, 2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI) was conceived to be a valuable ally, yet not everyone perceives it that way. After three decades of scrutinizing people’s aversion towards robots, scientists reveal the reasons behind the fear they harbor towards AI. From conversational AI like Siri, Alexa, and ChatGPT to physical bots such as...Read More
The Future is Bright: Mechanical Engineers Are Building the Future of Robotics
Hayden Horner1 February, 2024
Mechanical engineers are playing an important role in the integration of robots into our daily lives. The significance of the mechanical engineer in shaping this technological evolution becomes increasingly apparent. The Mechanical Engineer's Role in Robotics The field of robotics has witnessed extraordinary progress, revolutionizing diverse industries. At the core...Read More
The Mukaab: Riyadh’s Ambitious Project and Its 5 Engineering Imperatives
Hayden Horner31 January, 2024
Distinguished by its Arabic meaning, "The Mukaab," or "The Cube," is set to redefine Riyadh’s cityscape, emerging as the world's largest inner-city building. Read on to discover the impressive engineering talents needed to make it possible. What We Know So Far Plans for The Mukaab, to be situated in Riyadh’s...Read More
Making Tomorrow Great: The Essential Role of Automation Engineers
Hayden Horner30 January, 2024
The buzz around automation engineers is hard to ignore in today's ever-evolving job market. These professionals play a crucial role in developing, testing, and implementing technologies that automate business, development, and operational processes—a necessity in our rapidly advancing world where efficiencies and safety are critical. Automation's Influence on Employment The...Read More
2024 with EIT
Leah Shelene Asaram22 January, 2024
As the world evolves rapidly, educational institutions are tasked with preparing students for future challenges and opportunities. At the forefront of this mission is the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), where Deputy Dean Indumathi V (Indu) is spearheading initiatives to enhance the academic landscape and equip students with cutting-edge skills. ...Read More
Discover the Inspiring EIT 2024 Student Ambassadors
Hayden Horner18 January, 2024
Some of the best universities in the world utilize their current students as their advocates and ambassadors, and the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) is no exception. Meet our student ambassadors for this year. Unveiling Authentic Student Experiences In the age of online reviews influencing our holiday choices and dinner...Read More
Wow! Scientists and Engineers Generate Electricity from Wastewater Bacteria
Hayden Horner17 January, 2024
In the quest to combat energy shortages and devise eco-friendly energy sources, scientists have achieved a remarkable feat: engineering E. coli bacteria, a widely studied microbe, to generate electricity from wastewater. Revolutionizing Waste Management and Energy Production This pioneering accomplishment in bioelectronics by researchers from a university in Switzerland introduces...Read More
UN’s 3-Pronged Vision for Carbon Reductions in the Construction Sector
Hayden Horner16 January, 2024
Identified as one of the most challenging sectors to decarbonize, the construction industry faces a crucial task in curbing its substantial global emissions. With rapid urbanization on a global scale, the world adds new buildings equivalent to the size of Paris every five days. Responsible for 37% of global emissions,...Read More
5 Electrical Engineering Careers That Are in Abundance
Hayden Horner16 January, 2024
Electrical engineering graduates can find jobs in most engineering sectors. Read on to discover what you could do in just five of a long list of electrical engineering roles. If you're interested in electrical engineering careers by sector, you probably enjoy solving problems and thinking analytically. With the right training...Read More
Engineering Resolutions for 2024: Tips and Tricks
Leah Shelene Asaram10 January, 2024
As we stand on the cusp of a new year, engineers are contemplating their professional aspirations and setting resolutions to navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Crafting meaningful resolutions is a powerful way to focus on growth and development, regardless of whether you're a seasoned professional or a...Read More
Pi-Pop Revolutionizes E-Bikes with Battery-Free Innovation
Leah Shelene Asaram9 January, 2024
In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable transportation, French entrepreneur Adrien Lelièvre has unveiled the Pi-Pop e-bike, a two-wheeler that shuns conventional lithium batteries in favor of a supercapacitor. The innovative design not only addresses the environmental impact associated with traditional e-bike batteries but also offers a slew of advantages over...Read More
Top 10 Engineering Careers of 2024
Leah Shelene Asaram8 January, 2024
Glimpsing the dawn of 2024 reveals fresh possibilities, new starts, and improved choices. Beyond the satisfaction of shaping the future, engineering offers impressive financial rewards. The diverse field caters to various interests and specialties, each with its unique salary range and growth potential. Now is the ideal moment to...Read More
Reflecting on EIT’s Achievements in 2023
Hayden Horner20 December, 2023
As we approach the conclusion of 2023, the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) proudly acknowledges numerous noteworthy moments that have defined our year. With our mission of training and education in engineering, the year has allowed us to present a number of opportunities to those already working in engineering industries...Read More
December Engineersletter
Hayden Horner19 December, 2023
Introducing the final Engineersletter of 2023 – your exclusive guide to cutting-edge technology and industry insights. As we wrap up the year, our complimentary newsletter remains your trusted source for staying informed. Discover the latest technological breakthroughs, industry updates, thought-provoking news articles, insightful interviews, and futuristic perspectives. Stay at the...Read More
EIT Dean Dr. Steve Mackay Reflects on a Dynamic 2023 and Unveils 2024 Plans
Hayden Horner and Leah Shelene Asaram14 December, 2023
As 2023 draws to a close, Dr. Steve Mackay, the Dean of Engineering at the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), unveils plans for the new year and in a heartfelt year-end wrap-up message expressing gratitude for the tireless dedication of EIT teams globally and the commitment of online and on-campus...Read More
The Renowned Fifth Industrial Revolution and Engineering
Leah Shelene Asaram14 December, 2023
The ongoing wave of industrial revolutions, marked by changes in technology, shapes our societies. From steam engines in the First Industrial Revolution to the global connectivity of the Fourth, we now stand on the brink of the Fifth Industrial Revolution (5IR). Unlike its predecessors, 5IR prioritizes collaboration between humans and...Read More
6 Awesome Gifts for Engineers This Festive Season
Hayden Horner7 December, 2023
Selecting the perfect gift for engineers isn’t a complex equation; it just demands a dash of creativity. Recognizing the unique preferences of engineers, we, at the Engineering Institute of Technology, have taken the initiative to simplify the process for you. Finding the right gift for engineers can be a challenging...Read More
5 Underwater Hotels Redefining the Boundaries of Engineering
Hayden Horner7 December, 2023
Immerse yourself in the secrets behind the creation of these remarkable submerged structures, where innovation and engineering converge to redefine the very essence of luxury travel. As 2023 bids farewell and the well-deserved festive break beckons, let's shift our focus from ordinary holiday destinations to extraordinary hotel experiences. Brace yourself...Read More
Mining Engineers Shortage and 3 Solutions
Hayden Horner6 December, 2023
Digging up the metals that power our grids and fuel electric cars is a pivotal aspect of the global energy transition. However, there is a mining engineers shortage being experienced by the mining industry. Mining Education Challenges In regions like Canada and the US, enrollment in university courses related to...Read More
The Crucial Role of Workplace Well-Being for Engineers
Leah Shelene Asaram1 December, 2023
In the fast-paced and demanding world of engineering, the significance of prioritizing the well-being of engineers in the workplace cannot be overstated. Engineers are the architects of progress, and their mental and physical health directly influences the quality of their work, creativity, and overall job satisfaction. Fostering employee well-being is...Read More
The Evolving Landscape of Digital Skills in Engineering
Leah Shelene Asaram30 November, 2023
The engineering sector continues to expand and grow. As the world advances, the global shortage of skills becomes more apparent, and engineers do not always have the most up-to-date digital skills. Engineering organizations are investing heavily in digital technologies but according to recent reports and surveys, employers don’t have the...Read More
Distinguished Graduate Achieving Academic Excellence Award 2023
Leah Shelene Asaram30 November, 2023
Embarking on a journey of academic excellence is a pursuit fueled by personal goals and an unyielding passion for learning. Currently working and residing in Zambia, Southern Africa, is the recipient of the prestigious Academic Excellence Award, Hendrik van Heerden who shares insights into the motivations, challenges, and triumphs that...Read More
November Engineersletter
Hayden Horner14 November, 2023
Presenting the November Engineersletter: your pathway to the latest in cutting-edge tech and industry insights! This complimentary newsletter keeps you informed, bringing you the most recent technological advancements, industry updates, compelling news articles, enlightening interviews, and futuristic perspectives. Stay ahead of the curve and explore the continuously evolving engineering landscape....Read More
EIT’s 2023 Teaching Excellence Awards: Hailing Heroes of HE and VET
Leah Shelene Asaram9 November, 2023
In academia, excellence is a cherished standard, and the commemoration of educators who embody this benchmark is a true delight. The recipients of the 2023 Engineering Institute of Technology’s (EIT) Teaching Excellence Awards in Higher Education (HE) and Vocational Education and Training (VET) have been announced. Dr Hadi Harb...Read More
Aviation Triumph and Disaster: Air France’s Concorde Crash
Hayden Horner7 November, 2023
As Air France celebrates its 90th anniversary, it's the perfect time to reflect on its remarkable history and revisit a tragic chapter – the Concorde crash. We fly into the past, uncovering the milestones and mishaps that define the legacy of this iconic airline, and hear from a Concorde engineer....Read More
Engineering the World’s Longest Underwater Tunnel Against Environmental Concerns
Hayden Horner6 November, 2023
Europe's ambitious €10 billion (nearly AU$16.7 billion) Fehmarnbelt Fixed Link, the world's longest underwater rail and road tunnel, promises to enhance transport between Germany and Denmark, yet stirs environmental debates. Engineers Behind the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel Before diving into the intricacies of the Fehmarnbelt project, it's crucial to understand the multidisciplinary...Read More
Engineering Fails: Civil and Structural
Hayden Horner6 November, 2023
In architecture and construction, even the tiniest miscalculation can result in monumental catastrophes. Join us as we explore five of the costliest civil and construction engineering mishaps worldwide. Mistakes happen to the best of us, and often, they come with valuable lessons. But what if these errors cost billions of...Read More
Engineering Careers by Sector: Mechanical
Hayden Horner3 November, 2023
In the dynamic engineering world, mechanical engineers stand at the forefront of innovation and problem-solving. With their expertise in designing, developing, and maintaining mechanical systems, they play a pivotal role in shaping various industries. The demand for mechanical engineers is constant and ever-growing, making it a promising career path for...Read More
Unlocking the Potential of Hydrogen: From Green Energy to Safe Practices
Hayden Horner3 November, 2023
The world is moving towards cleaner, sustainable energy, with hydrogen in the spotlight. We discuss recent advances and highlight an upcoming South Africa conference addressing safety measures for a secure hydrogen-powered future. Amid global struggles with power supply limitations, the demand for robust and distributed energy alternatives becomes increasingly evident....Read More
The Thrilling Engineering Behind Formula 1 Cars
Leah Shelene Asaram30 October, 2023
Formula 1, often referred to as the pinnacle of motorsport, is a sport that blends cutting-edge engineering with exceptional driving talent. At the heart of this captivating racing event are the Formula 1 cars, which represent the zenith of automotive engineering. These cars are marvels of modern technology, designed to...Read More
The Best Study Methods for Engineering Students
Leah Shelene Asaram27 October, 2023
Engineering is a demanding field, with its complex problem-solving and intricate concepts. To excel in this discipline, students need effective study methods that go beyond simply cramming before exams. Different study methods are important because they cater to the diverse learning styles and needs of students. Not everyone absorbs information...Read More
The Remarkable 5th Australian Low Voltage Conference: A Recap
Leah Shelene Asaram27 October, 2023
The 5th Australian Low Voltage Conference, held on 20 and 21 September 2023, at the Novotel Darling Square in Sydney, proved to be a resounding success. With a total of 75 attendees and the generous support of sponsors, the event surpassed expectations. Attendees had the opportunity to explore a wide...Read More
October Engineersletter
Hayden Horner17 October, 2023
Presenting the October Engineersletter: your pathway to the latest in cutting-edge tech and industry insights! This complimentary newsletter is designed to keep you informed, bringing you the most recent technological advancements, industry updates, compelling news articles, enlightening interviews, and futuristic perspectives. Stay ahead of the curve and explore the continuously...Read More