Jason Ford

Automotive

Edinburgh starts wireless charging project

A "Victor" mounted on the simulator: the turntables supporting the front wheels can be seen. On the far side of the bonnet is a stop clock displaying the brake reaction time
Automotive

July 1960: the universal automobile simulator

Aerospace

The Engineer Q&A: Taking flying cars into production

Materials

Hospitals to test noise-cancelling metamaterial

Aerospace

AirCar navigates course to viable flying cars

Rail & marine

June 1959: The Carisbrooke Castle car and passenger ferry

Automotive

The Engineer Q&A: Automotive semiconductor shortage

Automotive

Semiconductor shortage puts brakes on automotive recovery

Materials

Imaging technique observes growth of graphene

Rail & marine

May 1957: Swiss solution automates rail inspection

Manufacturing

Engineer Q&A: Can Freeports supercharge manufacturing?

Civil & structural

April 1960: The cross channel bridge