Hewlett-Packard is planning to enter the commercial 3D-printing market, saying it has solved a number of technical problems that have hindered broader adoption of the high-tech manufacturing process.
Industry 4.0 and integration continues to be the big theme of Hannover Messe 2014, the world’s biggest industrial technology show. Will Stirling reviews some next-gen technology being developed for Industry 4.0 on display by some German companies at Hannover this year.
Small to medium sized manufacturers in England are set to embark on a major investment drive in order to meet expected new demand it has been revealed.
Alice Taylor, CEO of London-based toy manufacturer MakieLab, talks to James Pozzi about producing toys through the use of 3D printing and what it means for the UK industry.
How tooling manufacturer and service provider A & S Tooling secured more contracts and expanded its operations through carefully planned automation investment.
KUKA palletizing robots have enabled dramatically increased production levels at one of Britain’s oldest Cheesemakers.
Does your company have information, recipes, designs and manufacturing techniques in different locations or countries? The chances are that the more spread your operations, the more cyber risk you face. Rockwell Automation explains.
Watchkeeper, the unmanned aircraft system (UAS) developed by Thales for the British Army has been given a Release To Service by the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD).
The world of additive manufacturing - or 3D printing – seems to be coming whether manufacturers embrace it or not. How they choose to embrace it, however, will determine exactly how influential this technology can be. Mike Adams, CEO at additive manufacturing firm HiETA Technologies explains.
Prestige car manufacturer Aston Martin has been confirmed to present the results of its recently implemented automation technology at this year's Automate UK conference, taking place next week in London.
