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Wal-Mart's robotic shopping cart will likely resemble the Budgee robot (Pictured). Image courtesy of Five Elements Robotics .

Wal-Mart to deploy robotic shopping carts

CSIRO, RMIT and Queensland University of Technology are currently working on developing a “salt bath” that stabilise lithium metal foils and increase battery life and performance for electric cars - image courtesy of CSIRO.

A salt bath could boost next gen batteries for electric cars

L to R: Jonny Williamson, web editor (The Manufacturer); Mukesh Parekh, vice president – manufacturing (Atos); and Brian Holliday, managing director - Digital Factory (Siemens) – image courtesy of Atos.

Directives for digital transformation from Atos & The Manufacturer

Contamination of PFOA and PFOS is being linked to firefighting drills that were carried out about 30 years ago at military and Airforce bases around Australia - image courtesy of Adobe Stock

Tensions build after toxic PFOS and PFOA chemicals found in Australia

The software is to help to better forecast problems with critical equipment at the 600 power plants for which the centre monitors gas turbine and generator assets - image courtesy of Veolia

Boston Medical Center goes green to help meet its thermal energy needs

Safran is set to supply engines for the Korean Army helicopters - image courtesy of Safran

Safran selected to supply engines for South-Korean civil and military helicopters

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GT Nexus: customer-centric supply chains

Steel Rolls - UK Steel

Sajid Javid commits to long-term plan for UK steel

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

TMMX Awards: inspire, reward & drive growth

SMMT Automechanika 2016 UK Automotive

SMMT supply chain firms plan £225m investment

L to R: Henry Anson, managing director (The Manufacturer); Carl Vaughan, head - consumer packaged goods (Atos); and Ferenc Vezer, chief information officer (2 Sisters Food Group).

Digital transformation in UK manufacturing

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