06/04/2020 Defence firm Babcock to build 10,000 ventilators Defence firm Babcock has said it will be manufacturing 10,000 ventilators to help deal with the coronavirus crisis.
03/04/2020 University of Liverpool uses 3D printing to make NHS visors ?Engineers at the University of Liverpool are using their expertise in 3D printing and laser cutting technologies to produce protective visors for use by local hospitals.
02/04/2020 Oxford Optronix develops oxygen monitor in just five days ?Oxford Optronix, the leading provider of advanced research instrumentation for the clinical medicine and life science industries, has responded to an emergency call by the NHS for continuous ...
01/04/2020 Collaborate to Innovate awards return Collaborate to Innovate 2020 (C2I 2020), a major engineering awards campaign, is now open for entries.
26/03/2020 3D Hubs launches manufacturing fund in fight against COVID-19 Global online manufacturing platform, 3D Hubs, launches fund to manufacture critical parts for COVID-19 initiatives. 1 comment
24/03/2020 Stratasys ramps up production of 3D printed PPE Stratasys has announced a global mobilisation of the company’s 3D printing resources and expertise to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, spanning its Stratasys, GrabCAD, Stratasys Direct ...
24/03/2020 Composites company reconfigures operations to help manufacture ventilators Composites and advanced materials precision slitting company, Bindatex, is supporting the UK government’s call for help for manufacturers to assist in the urgent capacity of life-saving ventilators.
23/03/2020 Ceratizit adds its support to ventilator action plan Recognising the unprecedented challenging times, Ceratizit UK & Ireland has introduced several measures in support of those manufacturing companies responding the UK government’s call for help in the ...
23/03/2020 3D printing support for hospitals during coronavirus outbreak As countries worldwide face the challenge of managing the COVID-19 pandemic, Ultimaker is making its global network of 3D printing hubs, experts, and designers directly available to hospitals in need ...
20/03/2020 Additive manufacturing making waves Global engineering technologies company, Renishaw, has collaborated with the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) in Canada, to produce two ocean turbine parts using additive manufacturing (AM) for ...
19/03/2020 Financial expert: Coronavirus-triggered recession will change how we live, do business and invest The recovery from a coronavirus-triggered recession will usher in a new era in which how we live, do business and invest will fundamentally change, affirms the CEO of one of the world’s largest ...
19/03/2020 Intelligent plain bearing igus has developed an intelligent bearing that warns of specific wear level, enabling machine and equipment operators to plan maintenance, repairs or part replacement in advance. Called smart ...
17/03/2020 Government calls on manufacturers to help make NHS ventilators Amid growing concerns over the shortage of critical equipment required to treat some Coronavirus patients, the government is asking whether UK manufacturers can turn their hands to the production and ... 1 comment
13/03/2020 Coronavirus: Trade show cancellations have led to a sharp rise in visitors to virtual exhibition Show organisers confirm visitor numbers have surged over the past few weeks. “The IndustryExpo.online virtual exhibition is the only full-sized virtual trade fair open at the moment, so we’ve found ...
09/03/2020 Simufact and Renishaw streamline additive manufacturing simulation Renishaw is collaborating with Simufact to enhance the success of laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) builds through accurate simulation and streamlined additive manufacturing (AM) build preparation. The ...
26/02/2020 Cocktail of challenges overcome by automation Engineering Solutions Live exhibitor Design & Automation Solutions (DAS) has raised the standard by applying some lateral thinking to help a customer overcome an unusual problem – how to mount Union ... 1 comment
26/02/2020 Manufacturing sector urged to ‘re-think Local’ in light of Coronavirus outbreak As a result of a sudden spike in demand driven by the Coronavirus outbreak, the UK’s manufacturing sector is being urged to re-think the long-term benefits of ‘local sourcing’.
25/02/2020 3D printing in seconds Researchers from Switzerland’s Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) say they have developed a completely new way of creating small 3D, soft objects that offer remarkable resolution “in a ...
12/02/2020 Advanced metal replacement webcast with EMS-GRIVORY On Tuesday 31st March 2020, 11:00am BST Eureka! partners with EMS-GRIVORY to present a roundtable Webcast. Hosted by Eureka!’s editor, Paul Fanning, the panel includes Jane Hemmings, Robert Davies ...
07/02/2020 Electronic patch to improve chronic wound monitoring Graphene Flagship associated member, Grapheal has developed a pioneering wearable patch for the remote monitoring of chronic wounds. The flexible and transparent graphene-based biosensor enables ...
28/01/2020 Bloodhound goes green The Bloodhound Land Speed Record (LSR) team has confirmed plans to challenge for the world land speed record using a zero-emissions rocket. Powered by concentrated hydrogen peroxide, the rocket will ...
27/01/2020 Sheffield scientists create 3D printed parts that can kill bacteria Researchers from the University of Sheffield have, for the first time, manufactured 3D printed parts that show resistance to common bacteria. This could stop the spread of infections such as MRSA in ...
24/01/2020 FLIR Systems and ANSYS to enhance autonomous vehicle safety FLIR Systems and ANSYS are collaborating to deliver superior hazard detection capabilities for future assisted driving and autonomous vehicles (AVs) — empowering automakers to deliver improved ...
24/01/2020 Manchester Enterprise City district opens Bonded Warehouse, the latest space within Enterprise City, a 2 million square foot tech, media and cultural cluster, has opened its doors to small and medium sized businesses.
23/01/2020 Ford employs humanoid robots Agility Robotics is launching Digit, a robot with arms and legs that will work with humans, for commercial sale. Ford Motor Company has become the first customer, receiving the first two robots off ...
COVID-19 manufactuing fund Global online manufacturing platform, 3D Hubs, launches fund to manufacture critical ...
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