A British serviceman who lost his sight while serving in Iraq is using the BrainPort vision device in order to ‘see’ with his tongue.
Research from Bath University has demonstrated that some of the sand used in concrete can be swapped out for waste plastic, potentially leading to more sustainable construction.
UK manufacturing SMEs are confused about government support and deeply concerned about the future of their businesses, according to the initial findings of the Manufacturing Barometer.
New laser-based technology claimed to accurately ‘see’ the active ingredient in drug capsules could help spot counterfeit drugs. Siobhan Wagner reports.
A Loughborough University-led project aims to develop a sustainable biomanufacturing system with integrated carbon capture and utilisation through a novel electrochemical approach.
Over half of global manufacturers expect to substantially grow revenues in emerging markets over the next three years, with nearly three-quarters anticipating significant increases in China.
Researchers at UCLA have developed a new reverse osmosis (RO) membrane that promises to reduce the cost of seawater desalination and wastewater reclamation.
5G networks can help breach the last great barrier to Industry 4.0 and accelerate the servitisation of manufacturing writes Marcus Burton, non-executive Director of Yamazaki Mazak UK.
Scientists have worked out how the piezoionic effect works in hydrogels, an advance that could further the application of ionic skins to prosthetic arms or robot hands.
A new report has highlighted several quantum innovations made by the UK in recent years, ranging from computing and security to timing and navigation.
