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Yokogawa optical spectrum analyser proves essential to the characterisation of advanced lasers for quantum computing applications at Vexlum

The promise of quantum computing could extend the potential of digital technology far beyond the capabilities of today’s conventional computers. However, ensuring that quantum computing fulfil its potential requires the deployment of special lasers able to keep emissions at an accurate wavelength in the visible or near-infrared (NIR) spectrums. With such lasers becoming increasingly complex […]

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Major Zero-Finding Nadcap Accreditation Achievement for UK metrology experts

In a significant milestone for UK-based metrology specialist AddQual, the Derby-based firm has successfully completed its most recent Nadcap audit for 3D Structured Light (3DSL) measurement with zero major and zero minor findings. This rare accomplishment positions AddQual among an elite group of organisations globally that operate at the highest levels of compliance, precision, and […]

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Lancashire firm celebrates 98 percent employee satisfaction

Lancashire-based technology firm, Envirovue, is celebrating achieving 98 percent employee satisfaction. The business, which supports manufacturers and utility companies manage waste in smarter ways – cutting costs, saving time and minimising environmental impact, is currently recruiting for a range of roles across account management, compliance and software engineering. After welcoming 12 new members of staff over […]

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From Madrid to Barbados: How WoHo Transformed its Modular Construction Logistics with Joloda Hydraroll

Joloda Hydraroll has implemented a Hydraulic Skate and Track Loading System to address the challenges of container loading and unloading for WoHo’s prefabricated construction components. WoHo, short for World Home, is a modular construction innovator and manufacturer headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The company provides ecological, affordable living and working spaces by prefabricating components in its factory in […]

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Budget falls short on manufacturing growth, industry leaders warn

Leading figures from Britain’s manufacturing sector have delivered a damning verdict on the Chancellor’s Budget, warning it fails to address the fundamental challenges facing the industry. Despite limited measures on energy costs and skills development, manufacturing bosses say increased taxation, continued bureaucracy and insufficient support for innovation are all major concerns which will undermine business […]

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Why adjustable-period seismometers still matter in deep mining

Three kilometres underground, conditions are unforgiving. Rock temperatures climb beyond 40°C, geological stresses approach critical limits, blasting cycles introduce violent vibration and electromagnetic interference hums through every cable run. In these environments, seismic monitoring is not simply instrumentation, it is an operational safeguard. Early detection of micro seismic activity can provide crucial warning of stress […]

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ByteSnap Design unveils EN 18031-1 security compliance tool

New EN 18031-1 assessment bridges RED compliance and upcoming CRA deadlines  ByteSnap Design, an electronic product design and software consultancy, has unveiled an assessment tool to streamline compliance with EN 18031-1 under the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) and support readiness for the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). While EN 18031-1 has been mandatory since August […]

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Alloy Wire International to toast its 80th birthday at Wire 2026

One of the world’s leading manufacturers of precision drawn, flat and profile wire is set to celebrate 80 years in the sector when it returns to Wire 2026 next month. Alloy Wire International (AWI), which supplies customers across more than 50 countries, is looking to showcase its unrivalled 3-week delivery lead times and increased capacity […]

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