18/06/2021 UK consortium takes lead on next-gen hydrogen storage tanks A consortium of UK companies, Ultima Forma, Lentus Composites and the National Composites Centre (NCC), have joined forces to develop a novel, high pressure hydrogen storage tank aimed for use in ...
17/06/2021 Flying racing car makes first flight Historic global premiere of world’s first electric flying racing cars, with three remotely piloted global races to take place in 2021.
15/06/2021 SMAC shakes up aerospace test abilities Aerospace application specialist, SMAC has expanded its test capabilities with two new shakers to ensure all measurements are highly accurate and meet their customers' exacting standards.
15/06/2021 SnapEDA and DesignSpark launch new design platform SnapEDA, the first search engine for electronics design, and DesignSpark, an online design community and resource centre for design engineers, are launching a new collaboration to help engineers ...
10/06/2021 The Emergence of Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in CAE Simulation Explore the role of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in virtual manufacturing and CAE, and how they can reduce simulation time and development cycles dramatically across all industries, ...
10/06/2021 Google report shows auto OEMs leading AI charge Tech behemoth Google claims that manufacturing is entering a ‘golden age of AI’, with automotive OEMs leading the way.
09/06/2021 AMRC gives legs to exercise prototype Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) has helped a local businessman build a prototype to aid airline passengers with leg exercises.
08/06/2021 MacRobert shortlist highlights healthcare tech Healthcare and lifestyle innovations make up the shortlist for this year’s MacRobert Award, announced this week by the Royal Academy of Engineering.
07/06/2021 Kistler launches KiBox2 powertrain analysis Swiss measurement specialist Kistler has released the successor to its KiBox powertrain diagnostics system, which now features hybrid and full electric capability.
04/06/2021 Hydrogen coach project builds speed A pan-European research programme exploring hydrogen power for passenger coaches has added Coventry University to its list of partners.
03/06/2021 Imperial team makes blood clot breakthrough Researchers at Imperial College London have developed drug delivery nanocapsules that greatly reduce the side effects of a prominent blood clot treatment.
02/06/2021 Streamlined computer vision can map indoors A new computer vision platform that uses an evolving pixel map to localise itself could have applications ranging from robotics to autonomous vehicles.
01/06/2021 Sellafield waste deal gets extended The manufacturer of large steel boxes for containing nuclear waste has agreed to extend the existing contract it has with Sellafield Limited.
28/05/2021 Nissan’s Sunderland Cyclone saves scrap Nissan is introducing a new Cyclone recycling system to its Sunderland plant as part of new production processes for the new Qashqai.
27/05/2021 Graphene-doped concrete cuts construction emissions A new type of concrete infused with graphene is claimed to help reduce the overall amount of concrete required for construction, thereby cutting emissions.
26/05/2021 MAST Upgrade marks major fusion breakthrough The UK Atomic Energy Authority’s (UKAEA) MAST Upgrade has demonstrated a new exhaust system that could pave the way for commercial fusion power plants.
25/05/2021 UK CubeSat to hitch SpaceX ride A CubeSat developed at the University of Manchester is set to be launched on SpaceX’s CRS-22 mission on June 3rd from Kennedy Space Centre, Florida.
24/05/2021 High speed chip claimed as world’s most efficient Researchers in the US have designed and built what they claim is the world’s most power efficient high-speed ADC microchip.
21/05/2021 Biphenylene mimics graphene’s atom-thick structure Scientists have discovered a new carbon analogue of graphene that is also just a single atom thick but structured differently and with divergent properties.
20/05/2021 Green solvent could aid perovskite cell production Researchers at Swansea University have demonstrated how a green, non-toxic solvent could be used to boost the production of perovskite solar cells.
19/05/2021 Torque vectoring study promises EV boost New research from the University of Surrey has shown how a novel technique for torque vectoring could improve the range and safety of electric vehicles.
18/05/2021 New UKSMR design ready for assessment The UKSMR consortium has unveiled its latest power station design, which it says will be assessed by regulators in autumn 2021.
17/05/2021 IET marks 150th anniversary May 17 2021 marks the 150th anniversary of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, an organisation that now spans 153 countries.
14/05/2021 Graphene sensor plays it cool A UK-developed graphene Hall effect sensor has been put through its paces at extreme low temperatures and magnetic field strengths.
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