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Additive Manufacturing - The scalable nature of the Stratasys Continuous Build 3D Demonstrator allows it to be easily expanded according to production requirements – image courtesy of Stratasys.

Additive manufacturing platform offers continuous production

Archinaut can assemble large trusses in-orbit. Image courtesy of Made in Space.

Archinaut spacecraft to manufacture structures in orbit

The Rolkaz Hemp Series Skateboards come in two designs, Drifter and Mala and will be available via Kickstarter - image courtesy of Rolka.

Rolkaz Hemp Skateboard needs a kick start to get up and rolling

The in-house Stratasys 3D Printer enables the creation of exact replicas of the patient’s anatomy and allows customized fittings and pre-bending of plates – image courtesy of Stratasys.

3D printing transforms hospital surgeries

The Tokamak ST40 fusion reactor, which has been switched on and taken the UK one step further towards generating electricity from the power of the stars - image courtesy of Tokamak Energy.

UK takes giant leap forward in fusion power thanks to Tokamak reactor

Tianzhou-1 sucessfully docked with the Tiangong-2 space lab. Image courtesy of China Manned Space

China advances space program with Tianzhou mission

Autonomous Vehicle - The Pod Zero is being showcased for the first time - image courtesy of RDM - Autonomous Vehicles

UK innovation to drive autonomous vehicles in the US

Additive Manufacturing - Inspecting the form of a part during build

Setting sail for a new era of additive manufacturing

Braille Printer - b.my.jet uses tactile printing technology, instead of traditional embossing, in a controlled and precise manner – image courtesy of KWSP.

UK helps develop radically new digital Braille printer

The Welwalk WW-1000 is a medical robotic system developed by Toyota. Image courtesy of Toyota.

Toyota produces robotic leg brace

Graphene has many potentially revolutionary properties. Image courtesy of the University of Manchester

UK scientists develop graphene desalination tech