Ford first to use captured CO2 to make foam and plastic for cars
Posted on 17 May 2016 by Tim Brown
Ford Motor Company is the first automaker to formulate and test new foam and plastic components made from captured carbon dioxide. Research and Development
Nasa awards $20m contract to Made In Space to develop in-space manufacturing
Posted on 12 May 2016 by Aiden Burgess
Silicon Valley-based company, Made in Space, has a chance to live up to its company name after being selected by NASA to lead the next phase in the ongoing development of in-space manufacturing. JLR partners with Tile to help Discovery Sport owners find their wallets
Posted on 11 May 2016 by Tim Brown
The 2017 Land Rover Discovery Sport will integrate a Bluetooth tracking system from technology company Tile to help owners keep track of their personal belongings. British speaker maker Bowers & Wilkins acquired by Silicon Valley start up
Posted on 5 May 2016 by Aiden Burgess
British audio company Bowers & Wilkins, famous for its premium speakers, has been sold to Eva Automation – a Silicon Valley startup company which has only existed since 2014. Ford to take on Chevrolet and Tesla with improved electric vehicle
Posted on 2 May 2016 by Aiden Burgess
Ford is developing a long range electric vehicle that is set to take on the models already developed by the likes of Chevrolet and Tesla. Nissan convenes Intelligent Motoring Advisory Board in London
Posted on 2 May 2016 by Tim Brown
Nissan has launched a brand new expert Advisory Board focused on furthering intelligent mobility beyond the automotive community in Europe. GE robot inspectors deployed to check Australian power plants
Posted on 28 Apr 2016 by Aiden Burgess
General Electric (GE) has signed an agreement to deploy advanced robotic inspections of US-based electric company Alinta Energy’s gas-fired power plants in Australia and New Zealand. New rechargeable battery that can charge over 200k times
Posted on 27 Apr 2016 by Aiden Burgess
Imagine a world where a rechargeable battery would never have to be replaced, at least not in your lifetime. Brexit would pose a risk to UK engineering
Posted on 26 Apr 2016 by Jonny Williamson
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has outlined the risks that leaving the European Union could have on the UK engineering sector, including increased skills shortages and uncertainties over areas such as research funding. Mars Food health campaign to label occasional foods and improve ingredients
Posted on 26 Apr 2016 by Tim Brown
Mars Food has announced a new global health programme which aims to promote healthier food choices and to encourage consumers to cook and share healthier meals.