Articles by Aiden Burgess

The New Balance World Headquarters building in Boston - image courtesy of New Balance.

New Balance on the defensive after Neo-Nazis claim the brand

The new IoT enabled Yamaha automation platform - image courtesy of Yamaha

Digital Transformation

Yamaha develops new IIoT automation platform

IoT

A new technique for producing 3D printed organs could help reduce the use of animal testing in the pharmaceuitical industry - image courtesy of Pixabay.

Digital Transformation

3D printed organs offer alternative to animal testing

Honda tests an autonomous vehicle at GoMentum Station. Image courtesy of Honda.

Industrial Data

Smart road infrastructure to play a key role in self-driving technology

The Samsung Austin Semiconductor Automated LSI plant opened for operation in 2011 - image courtesy of Samsung

Finance

Samsung announces $1bn investment to expand Texas microchip plant

The rate of keyless cars being stolen is on the increase - image courtesy of Pixabay

Digital Transformation

Car thieves take advantage of keyless entry as “freebie” thefts rise

Artist’s impression of the multipropeller City Airbus vehicle being developed as a part of the Airbus Vahana project - image courtesy of Airbus

Innovation

Airbus heads skyward with flying taxi concept to take on urban congestion

UPS first announced its expansion plans at a press event that also was attended by representatives from Fast Radius and SAP. In May - image courtesy of UPS.

UPS to establish 3D printing factory in Singapore

Ford Australia - A Ford Falcon race car driven by James Moffat and Alex Davison at the 2012 Bathurst 1000 V8 Supercars race - photo courtesy of Racin Jason.

Ford ends manufacturing in Australia after 91 years

Dr. Paddy Neumann, chief scientist and founder of Neumann Space and creator of the Neumann Drive ion rocket, studied aerospace engineering and physics at the University of Sydney - image courtesy of Neumann Space.

Revolutionary ion rocket can be fuelled by space junk and get to “Mars and back on one tank”

Sweden is to vote on a plan to slash the value-added tax (VAT) rate from 25% to 12% on repairs to bicycles, clothes and shoes - image courtesy of Pixabay

Sweden to give tax break for repairs to change its wasteful consumer culture