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Additive Manufacturing - The scalable nature of the Stratasys Continuous Build 3D Demonstrator allows it to be easily expanded according to production requirements – image courtesy of Stratasys.

Additive manufacturing aims for production-scale

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Digital Transformation

Five steps to protect your factory from ransomware attacks

Future of British Manufacturing Initiative

Industrial Data & AI

An insight into the future of making things

The advanced manufacturing facility will also be used to experiment with new technologies including graphene, 3D printing and nanocomposites - image courtesy of GE

Breaking additive manufacturing into the mainstream

Innovative vehicle chassis – the ‘Hackrod’ – created using Autodesk’s Dreamcatcher generative design software.

How does generative design unlock engineering innovation?

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Digital Transformation

Cybersecurity & manufacturing: assessing the danger

BAE Systems: behind the scenes of the F-35 Fighter

Stock Image Manufacturing Factory Sustainability Process and demonstrating servitization.

You don’t have to choose between economy and sustainability

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Four reasons why industrial cyberattackers are targeting your factory

Manufacturing technologies will be accelerated, through digital advances, such as augmented reality [AR] and the Microsoft HoloLens – image courtesy of HVMC.

How is the HVMC driving the new industrial revolution?

Data Collection - With output now measured in the millions, the company has turned to automation to help meet growing demand - image courtesy of John Guest.

John Guest: the perfect fit