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Ex-Forces Personnel to Start New Engineering Careers as Veterans Training Programme Launches
Former members of the Armed Forces begin a new 28-day training programme today [9 November] designed to fast-track their transition from the military into skilled civilian careers. British Engineering Services Group (BES) and the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) met with the veterans, their coaches and tutors to officially... Read more
By Lisa Pollinger
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: MEM
Custom Denning Partners with TSUK
Custom Denning UK has opened a partnership with TSUK that will see the Temsa coach sales specialist bring the Element 2.2 battery-electric single-deck bus to independent and private operators across England, Scotland and Wales.  The partnership comes just in time for Euro Bus Expo 2026, which opens at the NEC Birmingham on 3... Read more
By Lisa Pollinger
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: MEM
Rohde & Schwarz and Pegatron collaborate to validate FR3 phased array technology
For dual stream MIMO at 13 and 15 GHz The post Rohde & Schwarz and Pegatron collaborate to validate FR3 phased array technology first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Lydia Arundel
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Engineer Live
SPS 2026 prepares to showcase strategies to boost cybersecurity and industrial AI in manufacturing
Held in Nuremberg from November 24 to 26, the event agenda will focus on topics of great concern to companies: the use of industrial AI and the implementation of the Cyber Resilience Act The post SPS 2026 prepares to showcase strategies to boost cybersecurity and industrial AI in manufacturing first... Read more
By Lydia Arundel
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Engineer Live
Extending industrial control to remote assets
Industrial facilities do not always operate within the neat boundaries of a single plant The post Extending industrial control to remote assets first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Setform
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Engineer Live
Projected Safety Signage Cuts Business Downtime and Increases Warehouse Safety
An increasing number of warehouses and manufacturing facilities are utilising LED projected safety signage, cutting maintenance costs and reducing business downtime, according to a new guide from Projected Image. The Newcastle-based company are the leading UK suppliers of LED gobo projectors and gobos, specialising in projected safety signage for industrial... Read more
By Lisa Pollinger
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: MEM
Powering AI data centres with integrated DC power systems 
As AI workloads increase energy intensity, data centre power architecture must evolve toward coordinated, efficient, high density DC infrastructure The post Powering AI data centres with integrated DC power systems  first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Hayley Everett
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Engineer Live
Dukosi brings lab-grade DCIR and EIS measurements to battery cells
The DCIR and EIS Evaluation Kit uses Dukosi’s chip-on-cell Smart Cell technology to provide measurements with lab-grade accuracy The post Dukosi brings lab-grade DCIR and EIS measurements to battery cells first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Hayley Everett
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Engineer Live
Renesas integrates motor control and industrial Ethernet into single-chip MPU
The 64-bit MPU aims to reduce component count, board area and system development complexity for industrial robots, drives and PLCs The post Renesas integrates motor control and industrial Ethernet into single-chip MPU first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Hayley Everett
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Engineer Live
RINA and Petrobras sign three-year contract for subsea services
Project strengthens the company’s role in asset integrity and lifecycle management studies for offshore infrastructure in Brazil The post RINA and Petrobras sign three-year contract for subsea services first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Lydia Arundel
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Engineer Live
DEKRA Verifies Trelleborg’s Carbon Footprint Methodology
DEKRA, an internationally recognised certifying authority, has independently verified the Trelleborg Sealing Solutions methodology for calculating product carbon footprints (PCFs). The critical review confirms that the approach meets internationally recognized requirements for calculating cradle-to-gate climate impacts, providing Trelleborg customers with a trusted basis for transparent environmental product data. First employed... Read more
By Lisa Pollinger
Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: MEM
The value of QCDC technology
Shallow and deep-water operations have used quick connect disconnect technology worldwide for more than 20 years The post The value of QCDC technology first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Setform
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: Engineer Live
Durr Delivers 20,000th Painting Robot
Dürr has reached a major milestone in automated vehicle painting with the delivery of its 20,000th painting robot. The milestone robot, part of Dürr’s new EcoRP4 generation, operates in a new primer station on Ford’s exterior application line for the Ford Kuga at Ford’s plant in Valencia, Spain. Dürr installed... Read more
By Lisa Pollinger
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: MEM
Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress Closes an Edition Shaped by the Challenges of AI
Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress (BCC) concludes today an edition shaped by the impact of artificial intelligence on digital security and the need to strengthen the resilience of businesses, industries and critical infrastructure. The event brought together more than 6,900 professionals in Barcelona, 30% of them international attendees from 84 countries, further... Read more
By Gordon Brown
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: I4.0 today
UV Oven Lowers Barrier to Controlled, Repeatable UV Light Curing
Adhesives expert Intertronics has launched the IUV301 LED UV Curing Chamber, giving engineers in R&D, process development and production a straightforward way to establish and run controlled, repeatable UV curing processes. The compact enclosed chamber provides adjustable intensity and exposure time, allowing curing conditions to be optimised for the application... Read more
By Gordon Brown
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: I4.0 today
New Research from Precisely and ASUG Reveals SAP Modernization Momentum as AI Adoption Accelerates and Migration Challenges Intensify
Precisely, a leader in unified data management for AI-ready data, today released new research conducted with the Americas SAP Users Group (ASUG), revealing how the push towards AI and automation is reshaping SAP® transformation strategies. The findings are explored in the full report, Advancing Automation, AI, and Process Transformation in... Read more
By Gordon Brown
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: I4.0 today
SECO and Peridio Partner to Speed Robotics and Physical AI from Development to Deployment on Qualcomm Dragonwing
SECO S.p.A. (“SECO” or the “Company”) and Peridio, creator of Avocado OS, today announced a collaboration to make Avocado OS available across SECO’s portfolio of solutions based on Qualcomm Dragonwing™ platforms. Avocado OS gives SECO customers a production-ready Linux foundation from the first dev kit, so robotics and Physical AI... Read more
By Gordon Brown
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: I4.0 today
Jabil Launches Integrated Procurement & Supply Chain Services Portfolio
Jabil Inc. (NYSE: JBL), a global engineering, supply chain, and manufacturing solutions provider, has officially launched its integrated Procurement & Supply Chain Services portfolio, bringing together Retronix, ProcureAbility, ID8 Global, Velocity Electronics, and Rebound Electronics, along with Jabil’s own expertise in procurement, supply chain, and market intelligence, as a unified... Read more
By Gordon Brown
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: I4.0 today
WEG launches new environmental monitoring sensors for ammonia detection
New sensor range provides real-time monitoring and integration with industrial systems The post WEG launches new environmental monitoring sensors for ammonia detection first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Lydia Arundel
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: Engineer Live
TI expands multiprotocol connectivity for industrial automation
TI has introduced two industrial communication devices to simplify connectivity across factory automation, robotics and IIoT systems The post TI expands multiprotocol connectivity for industrial automation first appeared on Engineer Live.... Read more
By Hayley Everett
Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: Engineer Live
UK start-up raises ‘record’ $40m to make robots instant learners
A physical AI spinout from Imperial College London has raised $40m in seed funding – claimed to be the largest amount ever for a UK robotics start-up. The company, called Machenta, will use the funding to develop and scale a new type of robot foundation model and to expand its... Read more
By Tony Sacks
Published on: 2026-10-29
Source: drives and controls
New UK show, Motion Tech Expo, will give the sector its own home again
The publisher of the Drives & Controls magazine and Web site, DFA Media Group, is launching a new exhibition, called Motion Tech Expo, designed to fill a gap in the UK engineering events calendar and to give the motion technology sector a dedicated platform of its own once again.  ... Read more
By Tony Sacks
Published on: 2026-10-21
Source: drives and controls
BARA and UKIVA are renamed to adopt the Automate UK identity
BARA (the British Automation and Robot Association) and UKIVA (the UK Industrial Vision Association) are changing their names to the Automate UK Robotics Council and the Automate UK Vision Committee, bringing them under the unified identity of their parent trade body, Automate UK (which, until 2023, was known as PPMA... Read more
By Tony Sacks
Published on: 2026-10-20
Source: drives and controls
US humanoid firm picks UK fast-charge battery for its next-gen robot
The US humanoid robot developer Agility Robotics has picked a UK fast-charge battery manufacturer, Nyobolt, to supply the battery technology for its recently announced Digit 5 robot. The battery system will charge in just nine minutes and deliver 90 minutes of runtime, allowing the robot to work for more than... Read more
By Tony Sacks
Published on: 2026-10-15
Source: drives and controls
Amentum selected to lead design of marine and tunnelling works at Sizewell C
Amentum has been selected to lead the design of marine and tunnelling works for the UK’s Sizewell C nuclear power station. The contract, awarded by main contractor Civil Works Alliance (CWA), is for a three-year design project followed by seven years of design support and has an estimated value of... Read more
By Steve Welch
Published on: 2026-10-14
Source: Engineering Magzine
£6.27m project will automate the production of wiring harnesses
A group of UK organisations has embarked on a £6.27m government-backed collaborative project to build an automated line that will produce flat wiring harnesses and pre-wired vehicle components directly from digital CAD design data. Led by Q5D Technologies, a Bristol-based specialist in five-axis robotic platforms, the consortium is aiming to... Read more
By Tony Sacks
Published on: 2026-10-13
Source: drives and controls
Rollon: automating brake pad production without compromising on speed or cleanliness
Rollon, a global leader in linear motion solutions, worked with brake pad specialist Sangsin ENG to automate a demanding production line without compromising on cleanliness, speed or long-term reliability. The project combined a YZ gantry built on Rollon’s Speedy Rail SAB actuators with a Robot Transfer Unit powered by ELM... Read more
By Steve Welch
Published on: 2026-10-12
Source: Engineering Magzine
Mechanical engineer sets and breaks his own world record with 250+ mph remote-controlled car designed in PTC’s Onshape
A mechanical engineer from Rugby has used nearly 25 years’ experience working with PTC technology to help him design and develop the world’s fastest remote-controlled car. Stephen Wallis, who honed his engineering skills at companies including Royal Enfield, Triumph Motorcycles and Greenjets, took just eight months to create, build, test... Read more
By Steve Welch
Published on: 2026-10-09
Source: Engineering Magzine
Space Solar wins £1.3m ARIA contract to help power enduring stratospheric flight over Britain
Space Solar, the UK deep-tech company developing space-based solar power and wireless power beaming, has secured a £1.3m research contract from the Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) to develop RF power beaming technology for high altitude platforms. Space Solar is one of 18 funded R&D Creators in ARIA’s Enduring... Read more
By Steve Welch
Published on: 2026-10-09
Source: Engineering Magzine
FARO CREAFORM partners with La Roche-Posay Racing Team to advance precision engineering in the next era of the America’s Cup
FARO CREAFORM, a business of AMETEK, Inc. and global provider of 3D scanning and portable CMM solutions, has announced a multi-year technology partnership with La Roche-Posay Racing Team, the French team competing in the 38th and 39th America’s Cup campaigns. The collaboration brings together two organizations driven by a shared ambition: accelerating innovation, pushing... Read more
By Steve Welch
Published on: 2026-10-09
Source: Engineering Magzine