This video guides you through the basic operation of a chiller, making use of animations, illustrations, 3D models and real world photographs to help build your HVAC understanding. This covers the basics of a air cooled chiller in a...

Servo motors explained, how do they work?

Learn to build a simple electric motor as well as how the motor works. We cover the rotor, shaft, commutator, stator and magnets to learn how an electric motor works.

Learn how a differential gear works, open differential, limited slip differential, locked differential

Learn to design and build printed circuit boards using this tutorial

This video presents a modernised reproduction of the Antikythera Mechanism, including clips of the manufacturing process and a snippet of how the device works.

Mike talks through the process of machining a T-bolt: an excellent small project for any budding machinist.

Although many of our videos are machining-focused, this time, we deviate towards a more artisanal project. In this video, Alastair makes a collar for our workshop mascot, Kasia. Using a tag he made previously, he uses metalworking...

In this video, we investigate how sharp different edges are by attempting to split a single hair. The results from this are unexpected, so we try to understand the problem better by building a sharpness tester and even measuring the edge...

Brian Gravel is an assistant professor and director of Elementary Education in the Department of Education. Beginning in 2011, Brian and colleagues developed the Elementary STEM M.A.T. program, which prepares elementary school teachers...

“Roman Construction: The Arch, Vault, Dome, and Concrete” will explain how the Romans advanced in construction to undertake massive building projects.

The Engineering World and Work examines the use of energy of tools, manufacturing technologies, products, and systems in the integral part of the engineering world by describing how each produces work.

Careers and Occupations differentiates the requirements for various careers and occupations by researching various careers.

Quantum physicist Artur Ekert (Oxford and NUS) describes how quantum information science is a combination of theoretical and applied investigations.

Stanford University neuroscientist Kalanit Grill-Spector relates her personal career trajectory of beginning as an electrical engineer before eventually becoming a specialist in computer vision and neuroscience.

“Engineers: Trial and Improvement” discusses the steps of the engineering design process.

At a time when American space exploration was dominated by men, mathematician Katherine Johnson broke through gender and racial barriers to help change our understanding of the cosmos forever.

The Panama Canal is a vital trade route linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The story of its creations goes back hundreds of years.

The video “Animals Help Human Problems” explains biomimicry and gives examples of how humans have copied animal traits to solve problems.

This episode of today in engineering covers 1. New Exoplanet Found Through AI 2. New Robotic Hand 3. Method to See Through Walls 4. Parker Solar Probe

This episode of today in engineering includes: 1. Tesla Semi Truck Energy Usage 2. Autonomous Flying Microrobots 3. Floating Island

Brit Garner presents a compilation of videos from Nature League's "Nature+" series, in which she explores nature in the context of other disciplines like diplomacy, engineering, and the performing arts.

It's no surprise that de-humanizing thieves is easy, they de-humanized us first. But when Mark Rober let us get inside of some package thieves houses and cars...I felt a little like they weren't what I expected...even if I didn't know...

Build your own jumping robot with a motor and some simple parts in this fun engineering project! A complete materials list with written instructions is available on the Science Buddies website: https://sbgo.org/jumping-robot-1