Audi has announced that Austria's Johannes-Kepler-University Linz (JKU) will help support the development of AI-based technologies for improving the self-learning functions of its future autonomous vehicles.
A framework has been published showing how blockchain technology can be used to enhance the security, privacy and manageability of IoT devices and networks.
The Institute for Advanced Manufacturing (IfAM) at the University of Nottingham has helped develop a new wing structure providing Airbus Helicopters’ high-speed rotorcraft with enhanced speed and range to complete advanced missions.
The University of Birmingham is at the forefront of the development of transformational Industry 4.0 technologies. A combination of government investment and collaborative research activity between industry, the University and other leading institutions across the West Midlands has positioned Birmingham as a global player in energy innovation.
The eighth annual National Manufacturing Debate took place at Cranfield University on 24 May. Jonny Williamson summarises the discussion and outlines the key takeaways.
Leadership and investment for manufacturing skills will be the focus of the eighth annual National Manufacturing Debate, due to be held at Cranfield University on Wednesday 24 May.
The University of Huddersfield has partnered with leading engineering companies and research institutes for a £1m project that aims to bring about massive improvements in the competitiveness and efficiency for UK manufacturers.
The UK’s technology sector is to receive a major boost through the government’s Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, with the first tranche of funding revealed.
HORIBA MIRA, a world-leader in vehicle engineering, research and product testing, has joined forces with Coventry University to launch a brand new automotive research centre dedicated to developing intelligent, connected vehicle technology.
Renishaw, University Hospital of Wales and Cardiff University are celebrating following the first robotic neurosurgery procedure for epilepsy in Wales.
