Research and Technology

Achieving robust and repeatable product development processes is critical for manufacturing success - image courtesy of DFC

Achieving robust and repeatable product development processes

(L to R) Trevor Ness, senior vice president, global sales and marketing (IPG); Steve Statham, business development manager; Clive Hickman, chief executive; Peter Corby, industrial partnership manager, (all MTC), and Mark Thompson, director of sales and service (IPG).

MTC takes delivery of revolutionary new lasers

Jaguar Land Rover JLR

First high tech study graduate from new JLR & WMG scheme

Drone -remotely piloted aircraft (RPA)

Defence technologies of the future

Boeing’s ‘Above and Beyond’ exhibition

Boeing to host centennial event in London during summer 2016

An experimental exoskeleton developed by Panasonic. Image courtesy of ActiveLink.

Panasonic to release new exoskeleton in September

A 7nm test chip developed by IBM. Image courtesy of IBM Research.

IBM reveals breakthrough computer chip technology

the International Space Station (ISS)

UK sets vision for human spaceflight and space research

Herman Miller opens new site

The strategy has been developed by the ATI in consultation with more than 150 senior personnel from industry, academia and government.

ATI launches its first UK aerospace technology strategy

Advances achieved through automation are at risk if the right people with the right skills are not available to support them.

Rise of the machines causing skills shortages, new report finds