Futuristic Fabrics: Liquid Metal Leap Redefines Wearable Tech
What comes to mind when you imagine wearable technology of the future? Whatever your vision is, chances are the technology is sleek and integrated into fashion. Today’s wearables, like watches, rings, or glasses, often fail to live up to these futuristic standards due to their bulky, hard structures. The reason for this clunky form factor is deeply tied with nearly every electronic device: the printed circuit board. Now, imagine if technology wasn’t bound to this decades-old
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Kickstarting an Engineering Project
How a Taekwondo frustration became a 3D printing solution and why you should start your own engineering project too.
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Debating on Participating in a Hackathon?
What you need to know about HackViolet at Virginia Tech HackViolet, hosted by the Association of Women in Computing (a student-run non-profit organization), is Virginia Tech’s 24 hour hackathon that encourages individuals to bridge the gender gap in the technology field. According to a 2025 study by TechTarget, women currently occupy only 27% of tech occupations . Additionally, women are significantly less likely to receive promotions, leadership roles, and overall opportuni
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