Innovation

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

Protolabs is the world's fastest source for custom prototypes

Protolabs: The world’s fastest manufacturer of custom prototypes

There is a high potential for opportunity in the developing lightweight structures sector in Greater Manchester - image courtesy of UK Department for International Trade

Global lightweight manufacturing hub forming in Greater Manchester

The research will develop cost effective, scalable carbon fibre composite solutions - image courtesy of Martin Neeves Photography & Film.

Lightweight cars: How important are they?

Innovations Digital Innovation Stock - Image courtesy of Depositphotos.

What are the main barriers to innovation manufacturers face?

The Ocean Cleanup System 001 floating in the lagoon in front of the assesmbly yard - image courtesy of The Ocean Cleanup.

The Ocean Cleanup of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch will start this Saturday

The global forklift truck market is expected to grow year-on-year by at least 100,000 - 150,000 for the next five years – image courtesy of MCFE.

MCFE: Elevating the forklift industry

Natural products are becoming increasingly popular as more brands look into incorporating this concept into their products - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

How can UK manufacturers leverage the rise of natural products?

Thrust Reverser Unit Developed at the 3DEXPERIENCE Center Wichita - image courtesy of Dassault Systèmes.

Airbus accelerates innovation at the 3DEXPERIENCE Center Wichita

Topologically-optimised brackets deliver an innovative new approach to metal satellite parts for lighter weight and improved performance – image courtesy of 3D Systems.

Metal lightweighting: The additive advantage

CROP - The design of the electric supercar is based on the flower, the vanda orchid.

200mph electric supercar to be built in the UK

3D printed hip implants made from Titanium - image courtesy Stryker.

3D printed bone implants could revolutionise medical industry