Bloodhound SSC, the supersonic British car designed to go at 1,000mph, has moved a step closer to its ultimate goal following the completion of a series of 200mph test runs at Cornwall’s Newquay...
Harvard University team uses kirigami-inspired strategy to make crawling snake robot
Implantable piezoelectric devices - powered by a patient’s walking motion - could be used to treat tendon damage and disease according to a team of researchers at the National University of Ireland in...
Johnson Electric is to make a $548.5 million cash offer to acquire all of the outstanding shares of Saia-Burgess, the world's leading supplier of stepper motors and sub-systems.
A sophisticated room booking software system can now be conveniently displayed onto an LCD screen thanks to Onelan’s Digital Signage players. The arrows for timed, comprehensive and tailored...
As more businesses formalise their understanding of what their 'licence to operate' means, it is also time for us to more openly declare the capacity and capability of the workplace.
With British engineers at the heart of efforts to reduce the cost of access to space, Andrew Wade and Jon Excell look at some of the rising stars of the UK space sector
Ford plans to invest up to £230m at its Halewood facility so that it can build electric power units for future all-electric passenger and commercial vehicles sold in Europe.
GKN Aerospace has formally opened a manufacturing facility designed to help it win a significant portion of the global wing structures market in the next 30 to 40 years.
Researchers in the US have used 3D printing techniques to produce a graphene-based aerogel that could be used in a range of applications from energy storage, to sensing and catalysis.
