Postgraduate training that is personalised, flexible and taught by experts – that is what’s on offer from the Nuclear Technology Education Consortium (NTEC), whose unique course aims to create the UK’s next generation of nuclear experts, with the skills to secure a sustainable and safe nuclear industry. Seven educational organisations in the UK who work together as […]
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Attributed to Julie Chapman, Head of Manufacturing and Engineering, Duncan & Toplis As technology evolves over time, it is crucial that business practices follow suit so they are not left behind by competitors who are more welcoming of digital advancements that can free up valuable resources and company time. In July 2020, the European Commission […]
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The global energy landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace. With the increased adoption of renewable energy sources and the drive for a more sustainable future, the demand for efficient energy storage has never been greater. Enter Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) the backbone of modern energy infrastructure, ensuring stability, resilience, and efficiency in power […]
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AI and machine learning methods can be used across a battery’s entire life, from material discovery and cell testing to second-life assessment, to enhance new developments and diagnostic capabilities. IDTechEx’s report, “AI-Driven Battery Technology 2025-2035: Technology, Innovation and Opportunities“, explores predictions and innovation possibilities within the sector over the next decade, stating that employing AI […]
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New findings released for World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28th April Four-fifths (80%) of frontline manufacturing workers in the UK trust AI and automation to keep them safe at work, amid wider concerns about potential job losses, according to new research. The findings were released for World Day for Safety and […]
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Author: Yulin Wang, Senior Technology Analyst at IDTechEx Collaborative robots (cobots), a type of lightweight and slow-moving robot designed to work next to human operators without a physical fence, have gained significant momentum thanks to their flexibility and the initiatives of bringing humans back to factories, industry 5.0, and many announcements from leading companies of […]
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As the electric vehicle (EV) battery sector matures, contamination is emerging as a widespread but underappreciated threat to production efficiency. According to Meech International, global experts in static control and surface cleaning, this challenge spans the entire development cycle – from lab test lines and prototype cells to full-scale gigafactory production. In today’s climate of […]
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Author: John Harrison, Head of Relationship Management at Allica Bank Having spent much of my career providing banking services to UK manufacturers, I’ve seen first-hand their strong appetite for innovation and growth. The ascendence of game-changing technologies like AI and automation means the drive to innovate is stronger than ever. As always, investing in innovation […]
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Sulzer’s expertise delivers high-head pumping station in Ibiza Managing wastewater is best kept out of sight and away from local populations, but this is not always possible. In Ibiza, where huge numbers of visitors arrive in the summer, handling all extra wastewater poses a significant challenge. Sulzer was contracted to support the recent construction of […]
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The Confederation of British Metalforming (CBM) and its 200 members fully support the transition of British steelmakers to greener and more efficient technologies. At the same time, bosses at the organisation are also keen to stress the importance of UK manufacturers and the downstream supply chain being able to access high-quality steel from domestic producers […]
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