Elon Musk asks Twitter users to help him name the digging machine for The Boring Company. His venture aims to dig tunnels under Los Angeles to help with traffic. Musk suggested the digging machine ...

Elon Musk’s oddball underground tunneling venture, the Boring Company, just completed a major milestone. Musk posted a video on Twitter showing the gigantic tunneling machine breaking through the ...

A robot that can dig quickly and deeply into mud or wet sand could one day help lay underwater cables, dig up and detonate underwater mines, or anchor machines to the seafloor, researchers say. The ...

Mary’s job is done. On Wednesday, the tunnel-boring machine known as Mary, responsible for digging the two new tunnels for the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel expansion, completed the second and final leg ...

SEATTLE – The 900,000-pound machine that started boring a gargantuan sewage and stormwater tunnel under Seattle in 2021 at last burst into the open this month, completing its rocky 2.7-mile route in ...

The Boring Company is on the lookout for new talent. The company posted on Twitter Thursday that it’s looking for people in 11 positions, including engineers, project managers, safety experts and more ...

The moment a machine digging HS2’s longest tunnel broke through after a 10 miles under the Chiltern Hills was captured on video on Tuesday, 27 February. Workers cheered and fireworks went off as ...

Guests and workers take a look at a fully assembled tunnel boring machine on Tuesday at what will be the south end of the Mill Creek Tunnel in Dallas. The next step for the machine, named Big Tex, ...

Elon Musk’s Boring Company is currently developing more advanced tunnel digging technology for its upcoming new mass-transit projects in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Maryland. Now the company is teasing ...

Click to viewSometimes we forget that diggers are more than just utilitarian machines. Inside their steel body beats a heart filled with passion…and lust. Behold the grace and beauty of the ...

An curved arrow pointing right. When Seattle decided to put in a new highway tunnel beneath the city, a machine was specially built to dig the 2-mile long, 57-foot wide project. The 6,700 ton machine ...