Innovation

Standing still is not an option: these cultural and operational changes are essential to maintaining your competitive advantage

electrification of automotive - Electric vehicles are fast becoming a mainstream option for drivers and solve many of the challenges facing our cities. - image courtesy of Pixabay

Australian Labor party announces 50% electric car target by 2030

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Sustainable seafood: How to make crisps from surplus salmon skins

Milk is being turned into vodka in Dorset - image courtesy of Black Cow Vodka.

Cheese into vodka! The benefits of a circular economy

The Grangemouth Refinery, Scotland - image courtesy of APS

UK CO2 emissions fell for sixth consecutive year in 2018

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Additive manufacturing from Renishaw brings hope for a Parkinson’s cure

IBM unveils new commercial Q System One quantum computer

IBM unveils new commercial Q System One quantum computer

Manufacturers need to rethink their attitude to Additive Manufacturing and move beyond prototyping and low volume activity to mainstream production.

Accelerating Additive Manufacturing uptake requires a different approach to design

(L) Ewa Radziwon, product development lead, and (R) Thang Vo-Ta, co-founder & CEO – image courtesy of Callaly.

Innovating the £27bn industry that hasn’t changed for 80 years

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2019 trends to watch in manufacturing: growth in R&D, lean and CX

CROP - intellectual property digital economy innovation light bulb - image courtesy of Depositphotos

Why manufacturers struggle with digital innovation and what to do about it

Low-Code - Mobile app development - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

How Is Low-Code helping to fuel manufacturers’ growth ambitions?