Simms International exhibits at The Engineering Design Show, 19-20 October Established in 1990, Simms International is a specialist distributor of world-class memory and storage products to the industrial, corporate and consumer markets. Their broad portfolio of brands, each of which stands for quality, ...
Tiny robots set to revolutionise medicine Researchers from ETH Zurich – the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology – are among the first scientists to have succeeded in propelling microvehicles against a fluid flow using ultrasound. In future, these tiny vehicles are set to be ...
Trinity robotics engineers unveil ‘Stevie II’ – Ireland’s first socially ... Robotics engineers from Trinity College Dublin have developed ‘Stevie II’ – Ireland’s first socially assistive robot with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features. Stevie II is the successor to Stevie (a prototype assistance robot ...
Sandvik stages charity auction for smash-proof, all-metal, 3D printed guitar From manufacturing engineers and 3D printing specialists, to hardcore heavy-metal fans and those who were enticed by the premise of destruction, millions of people have watched guitar virtuoso, Yngwie Malmsteen, attempt to destroy ...
Latest Amada fibre lasers bring high-end technology to mainstream market Amada has released its latest high-power fibre-laser cutting machines, the ENSIS-AJ 6 and 9 kW, which are aimed at any manufacturer needing fast piercing and cutting across a range of materials. These high-power fibre lasers offer a host ...
Inspiring children and adults to enter the world of robotics engineering Kitronik, the electronics company that specialises in developing project kits for schools and the maker community, has launched the MeArm robot arm kit to inspire children and adults to enter the world of robotics engineering.
Self-powered and washable wearable displays A textile-based wearable display module technology that is washable and does not require an external power source has been developed by a research team from KAIST.
First desktop robot for industrial use Automata, a London-based robotics company, today announced the launch of Eva – the first-ever desktop robot for industrial use, following £5.3m in funding.
COMSOL News Magazine - Modelling, Simulation and Application Design in the Real ... Start reading how simulation is changing the way engineers and scientists are approaching and solving modern engineering challenges. Learn about how simulation is being used to design tidal water turbines for generating clean energy while protecting sea life; accelerate the complex automotive product development life cycle with simulation apps; develop ultrathin Dolby Atmos® enabled speaker technology for home entertainment systems and more.