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UK research aims for pervasive mobile robotics
Scientists are developing mobile robotic systems with situational awareness for use in sectors including space, defence and agriculture.
Talking drones to improve airspace safety
Researchers in Australia have developed a drone that talks with air traffic controllers.
In-depth
In touch with reality: the digital future of the factory
New digital design processes and tools are revolutionising the manufacturing industry.
Opinion
ESA gears up for space taxi launch
Scheduled for launch this Wednesday the European Space Agency’s IXV could represent the first step towards a European version of NASA’s shuttle programme
Legion of Honour
This week’s focus is on who will win an array of prestigious awards recognising the people who have made the most significant advancements in engineering
Classic Archive
October 1960: High speed wind tunnels
In October 1960, The Engineer reported on the opening of two new high speed wind tunnels at the Warton Aerodrome, near Preston.
This week in 1959: A rare sighting of the Seaslug
The Engineer gets its first look at the The Armstrong-Whitworth “Seaslug”, the UK Navy’s first guided surface to air missile
