The Engineering and Technology History Wiki covers fields including bioengineering, communications, and computing.

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About ETHW

The Engineering and Technology History Wiki (ETHW) is an online reference that documents the history of engineering and technology. Its homepage lists subject areas including bioengineering, communications, computing and electronics, energy, engineering and society, engineering fundamentals, environment, health and safety, materials, mechanics, the engineering profession, structures, and transportation.

The site also hosts oral history interviews with engineers and technology professionals, such as a senior advisor to the National Academy of Engineering and a professor of information technology and analytics. Its Innovation Map and Timeline present landmarks, milestones, and chronological achievements in the field. The homepage invites visitors to submit new articles to the wiki.

Key features

  • Articles organized by subject areas including bioengineering, computing, energy, and transportation
  • Oral history interviews with named engineers and technology professionals
  • Innovation Map tracking landmarks, milestones, and events across the globe
  • Chronological timeline of important achievements in engineering and technology history
  • Option to submit new articles to the wiki
Best for: Students, researchers, and general readers who want to learn about the history of engineering and technology across multiple fields.
Good for
  • Covers a broad range of engineering and technology fields in one place
  • Includes first-hand oral history interviews with named professionals
  • Offers both a timeline and a map for placing events in context

ETHW at a glance

Website
ethw.org
Type
Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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ETHW FAQ

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The homepage includes a 'Create content' section that invites visitors to submit a new article to the Engineering and Technology History Wiki.
What does the Innovation Map show?
The Innovation Map tracks landmarks, milestones, and other important events across the globe.
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