Aerospace

Australia has a number of deep space radio telescopes instrumental to international space activities. Image courtesy of CSIRO,

Australia to establish new space agency

Loading carbon brake pads into a furnace – image courtesy of Meggitt.

Meggitt: braking good, building great

Boeing employs more than 2,200 people across the UK at numerous sites, from Glasgow to Gosport - image courtesy of Boeing

Boeing to construct first European production site in UK

A business delegation including of UK’s best advanced innovation companies will head to China this week to boost growing bilateral trade and investment ties.

Govt outlines plan for innovation collaboration with EU

Nicole Ballantyne of Jumpstart and Ryan Taylor of Oracle precision - image courtesy of Oracle Precision

UK manufacturer flying high after jet fighter contract

Spring Statement 2018 allocates the first wave of funding, providing over £95m for 13 areas across the UK.

Apprenticeship Levy nothing more than an “additional tax”

UK manufacturing employs 2.7 million people and makes up between 10–12% of UK GVA – image courtesy of Icon Aerospace Technology.

Customer relationships key to mitigating Brexit risks

Digital transformation also calls for breaking the silos in the C-suite.

Industrial Data & AI

How are aerospace manufacturers using big data?

UK manufacturing employs 2.7 million people and makes up between 10–12% of UK GVA – image courtesy of Icon Aerospace Technology.

What sets UK manufacturing apart from the rest?

The Airlander 10 in flight. Image courtesy of Hybrid Air Vehicles.

Inspecting the hull of the world’s largest aircraft

A digital twins is a computerised versions of a physical asset, data from sensors in the real world can be inputted in to the twin to create simulations - image courtesy of APS

Digital Transformation

Are UK firms making the best use of Digital Twins?