23/09/2019 Automation specialist goes from strength to strength Machine building specialist DesignPro Automation of Limerick has gone from strength to strength and now looks set to go global. 23/09/2019 New heart monitor fights arrhythmia Necessity has proved the mother of invention for an engineer who has invented a new, wrist-worn monitor designed to combat heart arrhythmia. 10/05/2019 Manufacturing Solutions Ireland 2019 to focus on UK-Irish trade relations UK-Irish trade relations are to the fore of this year’s Manufacturing Solutions Ireland event, as the manufacturing supply chain roadshow and conference, hosted by GTMA and Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT), has already confirmed more ... 08/05/2019 CFD sports technology can change the face of para cycling In recent years, pervasive engineering simulation has transformed the sports world. Currently, if an athlete isn’t taking advantage of the latest sports technology then they will be at a disadvantage. That is why a team of university ... 08/05/2019 Additively manufactured spinal implants mimic the mechanical properties of bone Medical device production is a prevalent industry in Ireland and advanced manufacturing research company, Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR), is working with other organisations to investigate what can be achieved with 3D printed medical ... 07/05/2019 The wearables market may have slowed but developments in sensing technology and ... Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the provision of healthcare, whether in the form of wearable devices, home diagnostic applications or remote monitoring devices. Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools are being ... 01/05/2019 The obsolescence risk of commercial off-the-shelf products is just as prevalent ... 2019 marks 50 years since the launch of Concorde. The British-French turbo-powered airliner seated up to 128 passengers and had a maximum speed over twice the speed of sound. Concorde was certainly ahead of its time, but some of the ... 05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content
23/09/2019 New heart monitor fights arrhythmia Necessity has proved the mother of invention for an engineer who has invented a new, wrist-worn monitor designed to combat heart arrhythmia. 10/05/2019 Manufacturing Solutions Ireland 2019 to focus on UK-Irish trade relations UK-Irish trade relations are to the fore of this year’s Manufacturing Solutions Ireland event, as the manufacturing supply chain roadshow and conference, hosted by GTMA and Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT), has already confirmed more ... 08/05/2019 CFD sports technology can change the face of para cycling In recent years, pervasive engineering simulation has transformed the sports world. Currently, if an athlete isn’t taking advantage of the latest sports technology then they will be at a disadvantage. That is why a team of university ... 08/05/2019 Additively manufactured spinal implants mimic the mechanical properties of bone Medical device production is a prevalent industry in Ireland and advanced manufacturing research company, Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR), is working with other organisations to investigate what can be achieved with 3D printed medical ... 07/05/2019 The wearables market may have slowed but developments in sensing technology and ... Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the provision of healthcare, whether in the form of wearable devices, home diagnostic applications or remote monitoring devices. Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools are being ... 01/05/2019 The obsolescence risk of commercial off-the-shelf products is just as prevalent ... 2019 marks 50 years since the launch of Concorde. The British-French turbo-powered airliner seated up to 128 passengers and had a maximum speed over twice the speed of sound. Concorde was certainly ahead of its time, but some of the ... 05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content
10/05/2019 Manufacturing Solutions Ireland 2019 to focus on UK-Irish trade relations UK-Irish trade relations are to the fore of this year’s Manufacturing Solutions Ireland event, as the manufacturing supply chain roadshow and conference, hosted by GTMA and Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT), has already confirmed more ... 08/05/2019 CFD sports technology can change the face of para cycling In recent years, pervasive engineering simulation has transformed the sports world. Currently, if an athlete isn’t taking advantage of the latest sports technology then they will be at a disadvantage. That is why a team of university ... 08/05/2019 Additively manufactured spinal implants mimic the mechanical properties of bone Medical device production is a prevalent industry in Ireland and advanced manufacturing research company, Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR), is working with other organisations to investigate what can be achieved with 3D printed medical ... 07/05/2019 The wearables market may have slowed but developments in sensing technology and ... Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the provision of healthcare, whether in the form of wearable devices, home diagnostic applications or remote monitoring devices. Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools are being ... 01/05/2019 The obsolescence risk of commercial off-the-shelf products is just as prevalent ... 2019 marks 50 years since the launch of Concorde. The British-French turbo-powered airliner seated up to 128 passengers and had a maximum speed over twice the speed of sound. Concorde was certainly ahead of its time, but some of the ... 05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content
08/05/2019 CFD sports technology can change the face of para cycling In recent years, pervasive engineering simulation has transformed the sports world. Currently, if an athlete isn’t taking advantage of the latest sports technology then they will be at a disadvantage. That is why a team of university ... 08/05/2019 Additively manufactured spinal implants mimic the mechanical properties of bone Medical device production is a prevalent industry in Ireland and advanced manufacturing research company, Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR), is working with other organisations to investigate what can be achieved with 3D printed medical ... 07/05/2019 The wearables market may have slowed but developments in sensing technology and ... Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the provision of healthcare, whether in the form of wearable devices, home diagnostic applications or remote monitoring devices. Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools are being ... 01/05/2019 The obsolescence risk of commercial off-the-shelf products is just as prevalent ... 2019 marks 50 years since the launch of Concorde. The British-French turbo-powered airliner seated up to 128 passengers and had a maximum speed over twice the speed of sound. Concorde was certainly ahead of its time, but some of the ... 05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content
08/05/2019 Additively manufactured spinal implants mimic the mechanical properties of bone Medical device production is a prevalent industry in Ireland and advanced manufacturing research company, Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR), is working with other organisations to investigate what can be achieved with 3D printed medical ... 07/05/2019 The wearables market may have slowed but developments in sensing technology and ... Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the provision of healthcare, whether in the form of wearable devices, home diagnostic applications or remote monitoring devices. Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools are being ... 01/05/2019 The obsolescence risk of commercial off-the-shelf products is just as prevalent ... 2019 marks 50 years since the launch of Concorde. The British-French turbo-powered airliner seated up to 128 passengers and had a maximum speed over twice the speed of sound. Concorde was certainly ahead of its time, but some of the ... 05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content
07/05/2019 The wearables market may have slowed but developments in sensing technology and ... Technology is playing an increasingly important role in the provision of healthcare, whether in the form of wearable devices, home diagnostic applications or remote monitoring devices. Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools are being ... 01/05/2019 The obsolescence risk of commercial off-the-shelf products is just as prevalent ... 2019 marks 50 years since the launch of Concorde. The British-French turbo-powered airliner seated up to 128 passengers and had a maximum speed over twice the speed of sound. Concorde was certainly ahead of its time, but some of the ... 05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content
01/05/2019 The obsolescence risk of commercial off-the-shelf products is just as prevalent ... 2019 marks 50 years since the launch of Concorde. The British-French turbo-powered airliner seated up to 128 passengers and had a maximum speed over twice the speed of sound. Concorde was certainly ahead of its time, but some of the ... 05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content
05/04/2019 Will 3D printers ever be as commonplace as their 2D counterparts? Since the early days of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing), the big question has been when and how it will move from the realm of hobbyists or the prohibitively expensive to become a part of the mainstream design and manufacturing ... Page 1 of 2 1 2 »» Newsletter Promoted Content