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Robotic dog carries loads faithfully 31/07/2008
Boston Dynamics in the USA has developed an autonomous robotic dog for carrying loads over rough terrain.

Lighting the way to skin cancer cure 30/07/2008
A breakthrough in inkjet-printable lights could soon see the technology applied to the treatment of skin cancer

Force feedback comes to PTC 28/07/2008
Virtalis has written an interface to create a drive to allow Haption’s haptic force feedback devices to work with PTC’s CAD portfolio

Survey shows 3D mice assist productivity 28/07/2008
According to a study undertaken by MarketLab, on the usefulness of the products made by 3Dconnexion, 83 per cent of the 190 users surveyed in the USA indicated that a 3D mouse’s 6 degree of freedom of navigation was, “Very useful” or “Extremely useful”

Web of intrigue 25/07/2008
An adhesive solution for handling fine pharmaceutical powders could also make an impact in the food and cosmetic industries

'Mission possible' for rock-climbing unmanned vehicle 24/07/2008
Unmanned, off-road ground vehicle have been developed that can hit speeds of 80 mph plus and help plan their own military missions

Lessons in the fast lane set for lift-off 23/07/2008
There are big advantages to be gained by using PLM in motorsport, and now aerospace looks set to do the same

Human interaction crucial for product success 22/07/2008
Psychological design factors in a design are an essential factor for accomplishment in the marketplace

Civilian tilt rotor craft shows its abilities 21/07/2008
Star of the just held Farnborough International event in our opinion was the BA609 tilt rotor aircraft developed by the Bell Agusta Aerospace company

Cranfield professor to provide MLC keynote 21/07/2008
Keith Goffin, Professor of Innovation and New Product Development at Cranfield School of Management is to provide the keynote address at September’s Manufacturing Leaders Club meeting.

Daylight displays harness micro power 18/07/2008
A low-cost display and fluid manipulation technology is proving to be just the thing for devices powered by very small batteries

Call to enter Queens Awards 14/07/2008
Companies can now apply for the 2009 Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, and are also invited to nominate individuals for the Queen’s Award for Enterprise Promotion

Sportscar series to prove green technologies 10/07/2008
EnviroSportscar is an initiative to promote much greener cars, by having races in which the participating vehicles are to produce 110g/km or less carbon while demonstrating, “A performance window similar to that of a Porsche Boxster”, according to CEO Ian Forbes

Drastic steps needed 09/07/2008
If we are not to avoid a fairly catastrophic amount of global warming, steps have to be started now to re-engineer the world, but they will only cost 1 per cent of GDP, according to an authoritative new report

Autodesk sponsors Formula Student 2008 at Silverstone 08/07/2008
The Formula Student Event, taking place this weekend at the Silverstone race circuit, is being sponsored by CAD/CAM giant Autodesk.

Metafuse technology showcased at ‘Designing in Plastics’ 04/07/2008
Thin layer of metal alloy boosts mechanical strength of plastics products, and forms part of event to help designers cut cost and add value to their designs. Other highlights include a golf trolley whose successful design relies on plastics

On a roll 04/07/2008
Advances in steels and roll forming machines are lowering the cost of making structural, high strength 3D parts

Sharp eye on the money 03/07/2008
Bank note and coin recognition techniques that might well add the golden touch to many automated tasks

Marine current generator goes live 02/07/2008
The transformer station attached to the 1.2 MW SeaGen marine current generator in Strangford Narrows, Northern Ireland is scheduled to go live today. July 2nd 2008, with first production of electric power to start on Friday July 4th

Automation speaker tackles Industrial Ethernet 01/07/2008
John Morse addresses ‘Automation for the Future’ on 16 July in Cambridge

Gaining the edge 01/07/2008
A new high-speed compressor neatly combines the best features of rotary and reciprocating machines in a simple basic unit
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