The V2X (cellular vehicle to everything) White Paper has been published by the Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) Alliance – which drives and guides the development of all future mobile broadband technology with a focus on 5G – containing the findings of two years of work by a task force of best in class industry …
A HP 4200 Multi Jet Fusion 3D printer was the choice of Bowman International, a leading innovator in bearing design and manufacture, for the manufacture of end use bearings, seals and cages. The HP machine, supplied by UK Channel partner Europac3D, will help reduce the cost of parts whilst increasing the functionality of end products …
As part of a major period of expansion, Manchester-headquartered B2B Marketing Agency Move Marketing is launching a second office in Cambridge, located on the Cambridge Innovation Park within the rapidly developing “Silicon Fen”. Move has already built strong relationships with a number of local companies, including global research materials powerhouse Goodfellow Cambridge Ltd and ground-breaking …
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Boeing had an amazing week at the Farnborough International Airshow, with historic sales numbers and new products that wowed the crowds. A lot of companies invested in Boeing’s 777 freighter series, helping the company secure $98.4 billion in orders. Highlights from the Airshow included: British Airways pledged to use three new Boeing 777-300ER aircraft for …
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The professional service company KPMG found that the number of car manufacturers is predicted to halve in the space of a decade due to mobility solutions and a decline in vehicle ownership starting to take hold of the market. The consultancy’s director of Mobility 2030, Christoph Domke, told delegate at the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership …
Gaia Innovation has been appointed by Silverstone Park developer MEPC to launch ‘Inspiration for Innovation’, a pilot project working with school with the aim of helping young people in the area achieve higher level skills and better career opportunities due to greater engagement with local employers. More than 20 businesses have already volunteered to take …
Opportunities for further researched have been opened up by a project to develop an innovative aerospace maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) system at the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC). Advanced Aerospace Assembly (A3L) worked with the AMRC through a consortium of SMEs on the Aircraft Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Configuration Capture System …
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In order to push the boundaries of smart materials in fashion, fashion brand HotSquash has been using hollow-core fiber technology, originally developed by NASA. The technology enables consumers to keep warm in the cold and remain cool in the hot weather, with the material also drying quicker and not creasing easily. The technology was originally …
Radnor Hills, the UK water and soft drinks manufacturer, has announced the move towards using 51% recycled plastic (RPET) for their PET bottles, in order to support the UK government’s proposal on plastic waste. The production of RPET started at the beginning of July, with the 500ml water bottles being the first to make the …
A new report highlights the need for a wide scale cultural change in order for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to be safe. As more and more organisations globally are becoming connected, there is a demand for bandwidth and the need for personnel skilled in best security practices related to the design, build and …
A point of view on the topic of co-creation has been released by Hitachi, mentioning the importance of partnerships when it comes to creating new value for business stakeholders, customers and society at large. In order to succeed in a complex business and technology environment, companies must start collaborating and bringing new partners into their …
One of a variation of scenes depicting the automated UK warehouses involves a circuit board of activity as scores of box-shaped robots soar between pallets, scanning shelves and retrieving stock for delivery to a picking station. Automation being used for warehousing operations is not new, but with recent advancements in big data and the Internet …
