Research and Development

electrification of automotive - Electric vehicles are fast becoming a mainstream option for drivers and solve many of the challenges facing our cities. - image courtesy of Pixabay

UK to establish itself as world leader in battery technology

UK is developing a nuclear new build programme

£4.2m consortium to make nuclear power safer & more reliable

An illustration of a 'Mild Hybrid' that will make up one Volvo range of electrified cars to be launched between 2019 and 2021 - image courtesy of Volvo.

Volvo to go all electric from 2019

TORU was built as a perception-controlled robot, which enables the system to learn on the spot independently on his own - image courtesy of ITG

Puma to create world’s first intelligent warehouse

the service is thought to make use of a secure maritime communications network and a mobile command and control centre, featuring the same technology BAE Systems provides to UK Royal Navy platforms.

Digital Transformation

UK’s first maritime autonomous systems testing service to set sail

Swedish Manufacturer harnesses power of Virtual Engineering Environment

Nuclear technology to help manufacture safer cars

The British automotive manufacturer recently unveiled its first BEV, the Jaguar I-PACE Concept, expected to be on the roads by 2018 - image courtesy of Jaguar Land Rover.

WMG & JLR announce £5.7m vehicle electrification alliance

One of the three centres, located at the University of Birmingham, will focus on railway control and simulation, data integration and cybersecurity, condition monitoring and sensing – image courtesy of University of Birmingham.

£92m to make UK global centre of railway excellence

The work conducted at the Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTeC) will shape the future of airports, aircraft, airspace and airlines – image courtesy of Cranfield.

UK to gain world-leading digital aviation tech centre

Smart Devices Wearable Technology Tech Phone Watch Tablet Electronics - image courtesy of Pixabay.

Putting next-gen smart devices to the test

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who announced the new Lightweight Manufacturing Centre in front of 130 aerospace industry representatives – image courtesy of AFRC.

Lightweight materials hub to drive Scottish innovation