Extraordinary projects are fascinating. They can inspire, achieve, break barriers, break people and we are all drawn to them.
I have the privilege of working on two extraordinary projects at the moment; The Bloodhound Programme and LENA Space. SuperSonic cars and rocketry.
This doesn’t stop me enjoying and marvelling at extraordinary projects and here is a list of my top five extraordinary projects seen this month.
Using sensors based throughout the exoskeleton this ‘ironman’ technology drives electro-mechanical actuators to support the wearer when and how it is required. [Lockheed Martin]
Optical fibres embedded into this T-shirt monitor respiration in real-time. [Université Laval’s Faculty of Science and Engineering and its Center for Optics, Photonics, and Lasers]
A great step toward not just energy storage but home generation and use. [University of Newcastle and Infratech]
DARPA and Boeing are collaborating on an experimental space plane, to enable on-demand access to space. [DARPA and Boeing]
Giant Ski Slope on Beijing Building
Bringing building efficiency, mixed use vision to a building in Beijing. Arts, recreation and even organic farming, due to open in 2020.
Natasha Allden 
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