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Joining in 10/04/2008
Advances in bonding, welding, joining and fastening will be explained in greater depth at Eureka’s ‘Joining Technologies’ Design Day next month

Linear progression 10/04/2008
Astronomy and electronics are two beneficiaries of cutting edge linear motion technology. Lou Reade reports from the Linear Motion Masterclass

Shaking up the status quo 10/04/2008
A new medical product has been brought rapidly to market that should greatly benefit patients both in developing and developed countries. Tom Shelley reports

Sound investment 10/04/2008
Linear slides sit at the heart of machine that makes products with a musical heritage. Julie Bieles reports

The shape of things to come 10/04/2008
If Formula 1 drivers can have their seats personally moulded to fit their body shapes, why not the rest of us? Tom Shelley reports

Battle of the bulge 09/04/2008
A hydraulic effect is being harnessed to build up massive amounts of energy – and may well be the key to producing cheap power from sea waves

Bin actually holds its contents 09/04/2008
The solution to last month’s Coffee Time Challenge – on a bin that actually holds its contents – comes from Needham, Massachusetts

Cheaper motors offer higher efficiency 09/04/2008
A range of motors could be made more efficiently – and more cheaply – thanks to a new magnetic material. Lou Reade reports

Counter rotations speed airflow 09/04/2008
Sanyo Denki has brought out 60mm and 80mm counter rotating fan pairs to complement its existing 40mm fans

Exoskeleton helps paraplegics walk 09/04/2008
A worn exoskeleton driven by electric motors enables paraplegics to stand, walk and climb stairs

HGV’s get a rear treat 09/04/2008
Tom Shelley reports on a purely mechanical solution to steering the rear axles of heavy goods vehicles

Innovating for the future 09/04/2008
Iain Gray, the first chief executive of the new-look Technology Strategy Board, tells Lou Reade how the organisation will help to stimulate innovation in the UK

LED headlamps win red dot 09/04/2008
The world’s first energy saving full LED headlamp has just won its developers a “red dot” award

Saving weight under water 09/04/2008
Tom Shelley reports on the redesign of formerly naval equipment for civilian applications using aluminium

Self-adhesive rubber films make solar cells more cost effective 09/04/2008
Centrosolar Group, headquartered in Paderbon, Germany and Lanxess have developed a production method for solar cells that only requires that wafers be placed between two self adhesive 0.5mm thick films of “Levamelt”, a new ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA).

Socket set up for real wave power 09/04/2008
A 20MW facility is being constructed off the Cornish coast to allow the full scale testing of up to four different wave power machines

Stainless steel sculpture 09/04/2008
A stainless steel sculpture designed by Diane Maclean has been installed outside the County Court in Chelmsford

Walking structures are no pipe dream 09/04/2008
Tom Shelley reports on some of the mechanical and pneumatic technologies underlying some remarkable works of art
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