Manufacturing Technologies

The new Advanced Manufacturing and Technology Centre will be used by Cumbria’s largest manufacturing firms and is set to transform the way students and apprentices gain qualifications – image courtesy of Furness College.

A new Furness of industry

CROP-The challenge of manufacturing a sustainable future

Manufacturing a sustainability solution

Industry 4.0 digitisation of manufacturing Technology

K3 Syspro guides firms to embrace Industry 4.0

A photo from The Manufacturer MX Awards (TMMX Awards) 2015 in Birmingham - image courtesy of TM. The biggest manufacturing awards in the uk.

Don’t miss the biggest celebration of UK manufacturing

The huge spar was designed by Cranfield MSc students to test the capability of the new WAAM machine - image courtesy of Cranfield - metal 3D printed part

The largest metal 3D printed part ever made?

AFRC Inchinnan, Renfrewshire, Scotland. 28.2.14 The Advanced Forming Research Centre Picture Copyright: Iain McLean, 79 Earlspark Avenue, Glasgow G43 2HE 07901 604 365 photomclean@googlemail.com www.iainmclean.com All Rights Reserved No SyndicationInchinnan, Renfrewshire, Scotland. 28.2.14 The Advanced Forming Research Centre Picture Copyright: Iain McLean, 79 Earlspark Avenue, Glasgow G43 2HE 07901 604 365 photomclean@googlemail.com www.iainmclean.com All Rights Reserved No Syndication

Global machining leader renews AFRC partnership

2M Automation - Oct 2016

2M Automation: oils well that ends well

Industrial Strategy Sparks Grinding Industry Manufacturing UK Manufacturers Stock Image Pixbay

The fourth industrial revolution is already under way

Rolls-Royce Trent 700 Engine

Funding to boost UK’s most promising new technologies

A D-Wave quantum processor chip. Image courtesy of D-Wave.

D-Wave Systems releases most powerful quantum computer

Precision scanning technology, normally used to solve high tech engineering problems, was able to reveal that archaeologists searching a shipwreck had found an extraordinarily rare silver coin - image courtesy of WMG.

Considerable contract for Cambridge company