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Tradition meets technology: how Leon Paul is transforming the global fencing industry
A century-old British manufacturer is proving that fencing isn’t just an Olympic sport steeped in tradition – it’s also a cutting-edge industry. Leon Paul, the London-based family firm behind generations of blades and masks, is blending heritage with innovation to grow on the global stage. The Manufacturer‘s Joe Bush went to find out more. Read more via The Manufacturer
UK battery innovator raises £1.4m to tackle LFP manufacturing challenge
UK battery technology firm Anaphite has raised £1.4m in funding to expand its dry coating capabilities for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cathodes and graphite anodes. Read more via The Manufacturer
How Signify is transforming lighting innovation across manufacturing and Formula One
Back in August, Molly Cooper flew to Amsterdam’s Grand Prix track in Zandvoort to witness first-hand the growing partnership between Signify and the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team. While there she spoke with Harsh Chitale, CEO at Signify Professional Business, about the partnership and future of lighting in manufacturing. Read more via The Manufacturer
The Quorum Principle: A blueprint for a collaborative manufacturing revolution
One of the keynote speakers at this year’s Manufacturing Leaders’ Summit in Liverpool was John Robinson, creator of the Quorum Principle. The team at The Manufacturer has followed John’s radical approach to collaboration over the last five years, and recently caught up with him to discuss a breakthrough year for the approach ahead of John’s November keynote. Read more via The Manufacturer
Op-ed: Battery-smart design principles that keep AMRs rolling
In this exclusive op-ed for The Manufacturer, NXP Semiconductors’ Dr. Nicholas Lehment argues that truly productive AMRs depend not just on bigger batteries but on safety-driven sensing, intelligent power management and certified reference designs that turn every joule into useful work while extending runtime, reliability and fleet scalability. Read more via The Manufacturer
