27/10/2021
?It seems like everything is connected these days: from sensors in just about every type of product you could think of, to vehicles and homes, office buildings and more, the Internet of Things (IoT) is here to stay.
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25/10/2021
The effects of Covid-19 and Brexit have combined to expose the fragility of food supply chains here in the UK.
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21/10/2021
What can be done to improve connectivity in rural areas and remote communities? Neil Tyler examines the challenges.
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12/10/2021
Saving time is one of the main considerations when manufacturing parts in the electronics industry, as well as ensuring good quality and low costs. But it is also one of the most challenging aspects in terms of management. The standard process for getting custom parts manufactured can take several months with issues arising as early on as the provider search and quoting stage.
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12/10/2021
At the heart of Industry 4.0 is a reliable communications infrastructure that enables data to be extracted from machines, field devices, and factories and delivers trusted and precise operation.
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08/10/2021
You can tell that Shannon’s Law provides little further scope for improving cellular bandwidth: it’s forcing the architects of what will form the 6G cellular standard to consider all manner of options.
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06/10/2021
Although the average consumer associates the Panasonic brand with consumer electronics, experts in industrial automation are well aware of the other face of the Japanese company.
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30/09/2021
How do we secure IoT devices and the ecosystem that supports them? Could quantum-driven cyber-security deliver a scalable and cost-effective solution?
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27/09/2021
With more cyber-attacks than ever on critical infrastructure, how can utilities actively counter these growing threats?
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23/09/2021
Innovating in semiconductors is seen as being a critical component of the UK’s Tech Strategy, as Scott White explains.
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20/09/2021
Chris Edwards looks at how 2D scaling options could provide the basis for far more extensive 3D integration on the part of chipmakers.
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14/09/2021
The challenges associated with meeting the needs of customers are now extending more deeply into the production process, as Jakob Dück explains.
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08/09/2021
Anticipating what the Electric Vehicle (EV) market is going to need in the future is not an easy task, especially in a landscape that is changing so fast.
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08/09/2021
Rayyan Mughal reflects on the latest recommendations surrounding privacy in AR, VR and XR.
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02/09/2021
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The U.S. DoD now mandates that all new defence acquisition programs be designed and developed using a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA).
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31/08/2021
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Investment in home-grown batteries innovation will determine where the UK ranks as a global producer of BEVs in the future, as Dr Joanna Thurston explains.
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26/08/2021
As manufacturing starts to ramp up after the pandemic, the efforts of many companies are being thwarted by the global shortage of chips.
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25/08/2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused substantial disruption across the engineering sector over the last 18 months, with businesses facing challenges such as changing market requirements, stock shortages and longer lead times.
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24/08/2021
In a rapidly changing world defence companies have to contend with significant uncertainty as their industry is transformed.
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19/08/2021
Whether used for on-board entertainment on trains or video feed transmission from military drones, connectivity is becoming an important factor in non-commercial applications.
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17/08/2021
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The next generation of IoT sensors will provide devices with local intelligence that will measure a wide range of physical parameters, process this data locally and share the data on the cloud.
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12/08/2021
By solving the challenges of audio source classification using audio edge processors that have been specifically designed for advanced audio and machine learning applications, smart home devices will continue to increase their utility but will also make the jump from just smart to useful.
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09/08/2021
Data is critical to understanding, measuring and improving facility management processes and procedures.
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05/08/2021
As the UK emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic, the government has begun to turn its attention towards addressing other pressing global challenges, from turning the tide on climate change to tackling regional inequality by “levelling up”
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03/08/2021
A lot has been written about the IoT revolution and how the technology has the capability to revolutionise industries, transform productivity and unlock new levels of insight.
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