25/10/2018
When it comes to engineering outreach, AESSEAL puts its money where its mouth is and proved a worthy Grand Prix Winner.
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12/10/2018
Once regarded as a purely mechanical industry, the automotive sector has entered an electronic era as a result of increasing demand for electric vehicles, infotainment systems and driver assistance features.
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26/09/2018
As the maker-market thrives, a new breed of engineer has appeared, and one which needs some nurturing.
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07/08/2018
We often describe specific fields of capability as ‘disciplines’ which, when you think about it, is kind of oppressive.
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07/08/2018
As electronics design companies reach a certain size, they face a choice between expanding in-house production or employing a sub-contractor. The path they take could be critical for their future.
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30/07/2018
From identifying key technological developments to managing supply chains, the EMS industry has to contend with a range of challenges.
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26/07/2018
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The T-Level is a new, 2-year, technical Level 3 qualification, which will replace the current suite of vocational qualifications.
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26/07/2018
With so much uncertainty to contend with, how are UK manufacturers looking to capitalise on the challenges of the coming years?
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24/07/2018
The Maker movement has been described as a genuine alternative to traditional forms of manufacturing, allowing individuals to gain access to digital fabrication facilities, share knowledge through online platforms and open source technologies and use platforms like crowdfunding to finance innovation and scale-up their businesses.
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27/06/2018
While the dominance of 300mm continues, it has come under unexpected pressure from its immediate predecessor, the 200mm wafer.
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25/06/2018
Innovative device architectures containing novel materials require new solid-state analytical capabilities.
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25/05/2018
Much discussed, the automation associated with Industry 4.0 brings with it some very big challenges for those supplying the hardware and software.
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24/05/2018
The encroachment of glass into mainstream production has been slow up till now, but could the push to deliver higher throughput more cheaply see the material have a bigger role to play?
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23/05/2018
Coal from South Wales drove the last industrial revolution, could the compound semiconductor cluster now being developed in the region be set to deliver the next one?
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09/05/2018
How is the move to digitisation changing the face of electronics manufacturing? Frank Zycinski looks at the impact it’s having on factories.
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08/05/2018
Why is it that so few women are considering engineering as a viable career and what can be done to address it?
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12/04/2017
Up to 80% of a company’s document information can be contained in different or separate formats – such as Word, Excel, pdf and AutoCAD – according to Jurate Venskeviciute-Buciene, chief marketing officer at DocLogix, a specialist in document and process management.
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12/04/2017
Nanomedical Diagnostics, a biotech company located in San Diego, California, has developed a breakthrough electronic assay, an investigative procedure that is usually used in medicine, pharmacology and molecular biology to assess or measure the presence of a particular entity.
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14/03/2017
Although predictive maintenance (PdM) is an established technique, it is quickly becoming recognised as a more viable way of preventing equipment failure than preventive maintenance (PM).
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31/01/2017
Recently a member of TDK-Lambda’s technical marketing team experienced first-hand just how much influence small diameter electrolytic capacitors can have on long-term power supply reliability. Unfortunately he picked February to have his central heating system upgraded and Britain’s unpredictable weather system delivered snow. The seven year old boiler system in the loft had been turned off for two days while the radiators were replaced. When the installation was complete, the boiler was switched on, but failed to start
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26/10/2016
While none of us wants to hear a consultant telling us we have cancer, recent advances in medical technology and surgical procedures have improved significantly the prospects of our overcoming many of the cancers deemed previously terminal.
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26/10/2016
One of the longest established such centres in the UK, the Institute of Photonics at the University of Strathclyde is working in optogenetics and neurophotonics, as well as more traditional areas such as solid state lasers.
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26/10/2016
The requirements for functional safety – until relatively recently considered a niche activity among chip and system developers – are now proliferating on the back of the rapid growth in the industrial Internet of Things, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and even drones.
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13/09/2016
Since 2013, Vodafone’s annual IoT Barometer has looked at how enterprises are using and deploying Internet of Things (IoT) technology and one striking finding in the latest report is that, for many companies, the IoT is now at their heart.
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13/09/2016
The IoT offers a technological revolution that can deliver higher efficiencies and enhanced productivity in existing equipment infrastructure. More than this, by leveraging cloud-based IT technologies and capabilities, the implementation of real-time data analysis can enable autonomous decision making and create the potential for new services and revenue streams.
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