WORLDWIDE ENGINEERING 🌍 on Instagram: "Sometimes imagination becomes monumental. In China engineers and builders constructed a giant snowman using real packed snow. The structure is massive, as tall as a house, and required cranes and careful planning to stack and shape each section safely. Watching it rise from the ground to its final towering form shows how creativity and engineering can turn even snow into a large scale spectacle. This project is a reminder that engineering is not only about

Detailed Explanation on Instagram: "Engineers have recreated one of nature’s most precise tools. A mosquito’s proboscis, the ultra-thin needle it uses to pierce skin, inspired a new high precision 3D printing nozzle that can create structures only micrometers wide. The team studied how the proboscis slides smoothly into tissue with minimal force. They then engineered a flexible, layered nozzle that mimics its shape and mechanics, allowing it to print complex microstructures with extraordinary ac

Grow As Entrepreneurs on Instagram: "Linus Torvalds recently criticized companies that measure engineers by the number of lines of code they write, calling it one of the most misleading metrics in tech. His stance is simple: more code does not equal more value. In fact, some of the best engineers reduce thousands of lines into a few efficient ones. During the interview, Torvalds didn’t realize the question referred to Elon Musk’s early approach at Twitter, where developers were asked to print co