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HydraForce staff and guests on factory floor LR

HydraForce reveals £10m factory in Birmingham

L to R: John Lawrence (Zeta Automotive) & Richard Harris (Grayson Thermal Systems).

Grayson and Zeta unite to boost bus sector

Wound Dressing Instruments

Healthcare innovation to help save NHS £millions

A Tesla Model 3 electic vehicle, designed for the mass market. Image courtesy of Tesla

Elon Musk unveils new Tesla ‘Master Plan’

Press - Investment - L to R: Adrian Haller (Bruderer UK) and Stuart McSheehy (European Springs & Pressings)

Pressing investment pays off for spring specialist

Having spent the past two years in development, it’s hoped that coffee chains and cup producers will see Frugalpac coffee cup as an answer to a significant issue - image courtesy of Frugalpac.

UK innovation aims to see every coffee cup recycled

Mercedes-Benz Trucks has started 3D printing truck spare parts using the latest 3D SLS printing processes - image courtesy of Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz to begin 3D printing truck spare parts

The UK Autodrive project is starting in-city trials on the streets of central Coventry. - image courtesy of JLR.

JLR to start testing autonomous vehicle tech

Nanoparticles - Professor Ed Lester at the Promethean Particles nanomaterials plant - image courtesy of University of Nottingham.

Uni spin-out opens world’s largest nanoparticle plant

The announcement from GE Renewable Energy comes just a few days after the 15 offshore wind turbine blades, which were built in Denmark by GE’s subcontractor, LM Wind Power, arrived at Deepwater Wind and GE’s assembly facility at Providence Port - image courtesy of Deepwater Wind.

GE Renewable Energy to ship first offshore wind turbine housings to the US

The Warwick WMG additive manufacturing 3D printer at work 3D printing a part - image courtesy of WMG.

New agreement helps 3D printing take off