As the fourth industrial revolution continues to disrupt entire industries, manufacturers must react quicker than most to transform and develop new capabilities that can drive revenue and growth.
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) have increasingly more important in industrial sectors. A London-based firm has now launched a VR technology enabling manufacturers to seize control of ‘overheating devices’.
Nick Frank and Dave Hogan of Hennik Edge, The Manufacturer’s networked expert advisory team, reflect on how to grow your business through data-driven services by first thinking about how they would benefit your customers.
UK-based vehicle test and validation services provider, Millbrook is joining an initiative to bring 5G technologies to the automotive and technology industries and accelerate development of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs).
2017 saw a handful of cyber-attacks specifically targeting industrial control systems, yet many manufacturing organisations still view cyber security with a sense of complacency.
Almost every aspect of manufacturing has been improved upon with advances in technology: product quality, plant efficiency, logistics and transport, and employee health and safety.
After a tour of its recently opened Technology Centre in Birmingham, Jonny Williamson took part in a media roundtable with Autodesk's CEO Andrew Anagnost to discuss the future of design and manufacture, and where Autodesk fits into the new emerging ecosystem.
Today’s always-on, connected businesses rely on powerful computing, but that power comes at a cost – in terms of energy, space and money. Jonny Williamson discovers how liquid cooling technology being pioneered in the UK is helping solve global challenges.
CEO at consumer electronics manufacturer Pure International, Paul Smith, speaks to The Manufacturer about connectivity as a service in the entertainment industries and why the UK banks are too risk aversive.
