New sensor technologies are now being developed that would have been unthinkable a short while ago – and are set to alter the way in which ...
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Over 70,000 people flocked to the Skills Show to discover the well-paid vocational careers that are on offer straight from school and ...
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Large unmanned drones could be flying above us by the end of the decade – so keep an eye on those skies, advises Graham Green.
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A new generation of green sports cars are taking the lead with low carbon technology. This report details how the kit could be coming to ...
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This is the story of one apprentice and how his determination to make engineering his career is already bearing fruit at Schaeffler. But ...
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The government is investing big to ensure UK engineering is ahead of the game in helping future cities cope with huge population rises and ...
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Luke Willett has established himself as a successful young engineer and has a very bright career ahead of him.
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You could say from small crumbs can come big success… and so it has proved for Amr Saleh.
Winner of the Institution of Engineering and ...
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Challenge is something Ruth Sanderson has relished all her life, whether investigating cracks growing through bridges, welding nuclear ...
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Mobile phone adoption in Africa has soared of late, but signal coverage remains a problem. One UK company has come up with a powerful ...
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Combined needle roller/axial ball bearings are enabling the low friction, smooth movement of kinetic sculptures
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From gecko-based adhesives to spider-like robots, Mother Nature is inspiring a new form of engineering. Laura Hopperton reports on the rise ...
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Why choose threadmilling over tapping? From producing different sized threads with the same tool, slashing cost and inventory, to improved ...
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The planes of the future are going to have to be more efficient, quieter and lighter to meet ambitious green targets. Max Gosney looks at ...
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Curiosity - a WALL-E lookalike robot - has landed on Mars to search for signs of primitive life. Max Gosney reveals the extraordinary ...
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A breakthrough device, developed to monitor foetal contractions, has put two award-winning young students firmly in the spotlight. Here, ...
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Thrilling, frightening and fascinating — roller coasters are the ultimate adrenaline-fuelled experience. EC examines the unsung engineering ...
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EC looks over the technology involved in a suit that is helping paralysis victims to walk again and pinpoints how you could build a ...
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Agile, emotional and capable of making mistakes - robots for the 21st century are a very different breed of engineering. Max Gosney takes a ...
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Graham Green, instrumentation engineer, National Instruments UK & Ireland, runs his eye over 3D vision techniques
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A revolutionary new approach to computer animation embraces the whole body of any character or creature, automatically taking into account ...
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Graham Green, instrumentation engineer, National Instruments UK & Ireland, runs a close eye over 3D vision techniques - their advantages, ...
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The success of an organisation like BAA as an airport operation is down to the quality of the people who make up its many functions – not ...
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A growing number of women are challenging the stereotype of what it means to be an engineer. Brian Wall looks at the ways they are ...
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A Middlesex University product design and engineering graduate is enjoying global success after developing an idea he used as his final ...
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