#Design

Swift Group's Basecamp 6 launches this month. Image courtesy of Swift Group

Digital Transformation

Camping vehicle specialist turns to ‘Creo’ to execute Basecamp 6 model launch

Inventor-e (L2). Image courtesy of Inventor-e

Inventor-e partners with MAN to target £3m inventory management opportunity

Featured-Engineer,Working,On,Desktop,Computer,,Screen,Showing,Cad,Software. Engineer,Working,On,Desktop,Computer,,Screen,Showing,Cad,Software. Image courtesy of Shutterstock

Digital Transformation

PTC and Volvo Group announce digital engineering collaboration

Standardised fingerprints for every manufactured battery aligns with the battery passport concept: Image courtesy of StoreDot

Examining the positives of battery ‘track-and-trace’

Hydrogen bus order secured for Liverpool City Region

RBWEVRoadster-frontside. Image courtesy of RBW Electric Classic Cars.

The RBW EV Roadster: An electric vehicle in a classic British car body

The Manufacturer Podcast: A new wheelchair seat design

domino printing herbal essences

Domino partners with Procter and Gamble for more accessible care products

Nissan unveils EV36Zero – a £1bn Electric Vehicle (EV) Hub to accelerate the journey to carbon neutrality. Image courtesy of Nissan.

Nissan unveils EV36Zero – a £1bn electric vehicle (EV) hub in Sunderland

The finished electric racing bike ‘Frontier’ next to a model of the Norton Motorcycles frame it is built on. The full team from left to right are: Robert Driver – Battery Testing & Characterisation Engineer, David Cooper – Precision Engineer at WMG, Professor Dave Greenwood - CEO of WMG High Value Manufacturing Catapult, Tom Weeden – the professional rider for the team, Lee-Rose Jordan – Project Manager, Student Projects at WMG, Malcolm Swain – Lead Engineer a WMG, Martin Neczaj – Chief Chassis Engineer at Norton Motorcycles, James Grohmann –Lead Design Engineer (Student), Aman Surana – Chief Engineer of Warwick Moto team (Student) Credit: Norton Motorcycles

Norton Motorcycles supports student electric motorcycle research with WMG, University of Warwick

Research proves recycled composites can be used in new industry applications