What can businesses learn from the way Aston Martin Red Bull Racing uses digital simulations?
Posted on 19 Feb 2020 by The Manufacturer
The high-octane sport of Formula One is a 200mph race for continuous development. Innovation
Govt to cut funding red tape that stifles UK innovation
Posted on 14 Feb 2020 by Rory Butler
A government research body will trial simplified grant application processes for the scientific community, removing bureaucratic red tape that otherwise hinder “trailblazing research”, in order to accelerate UK innovation. The Manufacturer Podcast – TM Happy Hour | Episode 1: Sausage Peeling Robots
Posted on 12 Feb 2020 by Bethany Davage
We've launched a brand new addition to our The Manufacturer Podcast - TM Happy Hour | Episode 1: Sausage Peeling Robots. Covering a range of manufacturing and events topics by three manufacturing musketeers. Expert group to reform regulation will ‘supercharge’ UK innovation
Posted on 12 Feb 2020 by Rory Butler
A flexible approach to UK regulation that may otherwise hinder the development of innovative technologies and services, will be the focus of a new government-backed committee in attempts to ensure that the UK is the “best place in the world to do business”. What can businesses learn from the way Aston Martin Red Bull Racing has embraced agility?
Posted on 11 Feb 2020 by Jonny Williamson
During the 2019 Formula One season, teams competed on 21 race tracks across the world, all with their own unique combination of straights, turns, track surfaces and environmental factors. Yorkshire manufacturer will ‘halve’ all patient skin complaints with ‘world first’
Posted on 5 Feb 2020 by Rory Butler
A Yorkshire manufacturing firm, engaged in the development of innovative and advanced medical technologies, has been awarded a seven-figure sum from a healthcare investment vehicle to fast-track a state-of-the-art production facility which will enable the launch of a “ground-breaking” medical device. Innovation Alley – where smart collaboration happens
Posted on 3 Feb 2020 by Rory Butler
Fresh ideas in manufacturing are what keeps this industry vibrant and moving towards the future, and at Innovation Alley, running through the heart of Smart Factory Expo, there was no shortage of new and exciting businesses trying to stand out from the crowd. New-found method could simplify aerospace-grade composite manufacturing
Posted on 22 Jan 2020 by Tim Brown
A new method using carbon nanotubes to create aerospace-grade composites without an autoclave has been developed by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Honda and Isuzu to test fuel cell-powered heavy-duty trucks
Posted on 22 Jan 2020 by Tim Brown
Honda and Isuzu have collaborated to conduct a joint research project where they will use hydrogen fuel cells to power heavy-duty trucks. Nestlé to offer Starbucks experience in the home with new product line-up
Posted on 22 Jan 2020 by Tim Brown
American coffeehouse chain, Starbucks, and Swiss food and drink company, Nestlé, have strengthened their ongoing collaboration further with today’s launch of new coffee products under the Starbucks brand.