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JLR cyber attack cost the UK economy £1.9Bn

JLR cyber attack cost the UK economy £1.9Bn

JLR cyber attack cost the UK economy £1.9Bn

October 22, 2025

The UK’s clean energy manufacturers have welcomed the Government’s new Clean Energy Jobs Plan, calling it a critical step towards building a skilled workforce capable of supporting the rapid expansion of the green economy.

The UK’s clean energy manufacturers have welcomed the Government’s new Clean Energy Jobs Plan, calling it a critical step towards building a skilled workforce capable of supporting the rapid expansion of the green economy.

Electronics Manufacturing

BEAMA welcomes Clean Energy Jobs Plan as key to tackling skills shortages in manufacturing

October 20, 2025

Keeping on track with evolving beverage packaging trends

Keeping on track with evolving beverage packaging trends

Keeping on track with evolving beverage packaging trends

October 20, 2025

Parker Hannifin’s Instrumentation Products Division Europe (IPDE) has launched a new range of Cryogenic Proportional Relief Valves aimed at improving the efficiency and safety of hydrogen storage and other cryogenic gas systems.

Parker Hannifin’s Instrumentation Products Division Europe (IPDE) has launched a new range of Cryogenic Proportional Relief Valves aimed at improving the efficiency and safety of hydrogen storage and other cryogenic gas systems.

Energy & Utilities

Parker launches cryogenic valves to cut hydrogen storage losses

October 14, 2025

ABB has expanded the scope of its ABB Ability Smart Device Manager, certifying the universal handheld configurator for field instrumentation for use in hazardous environments.

ABB has expanded the scope of its ABB Ability Smart Device Manager, certifying the universal handheld configurator for field instrumentation for use in hazardous environments.

ABB expands handheld configurator’s reach to hazardous areas in oil, gas, and chemical sectors

October 14, 2025

Emerson has unveiled a new generation of industrial personal computers designed to support artificial intelligence and machine learning in demanding automation environments.

Emerson has unveiled a new generation of industrial personal computers designed to support artificial intelligence and machine learning in demanding automation environments.

Automotive

Emerson launches rugged industrial computers built for AI and Edge applications

October 8, 2025

Comau has expanded its partnership with Michigan-based Intecells, investing in the battery technology start-up as part of a bid to advance the use of cold plasma in industrial cell manufacturing.

Comau has expanded its partnership with Michigan-based Intecells, investing in the battery technology start-up as part of a bid to advance the use of cold plasma in industrial cell manufacturing.

Comau invests in Intecells to accelerate cold plasma battery manufacturing

October 7, 2025

Mitsubishi Electric has unveiled a new generation of industrial inverters, the FR-D800 series, designed to deliver higher efficiency, easier installation, and more intuitive operation for manufacturers seeking to modernise their automation systems.

Mitsubishi Electric has unveiled a new generation of industrial inverters, the FR-D800 series, designed to deliver higher efficiency, easier installation, and more intuitive operation for manufacturers seeking to modernise their automation systems.

Mitsubishi Electric shrinks inverter size by over a third in push for greener manufacturing

October 6, 2025

Neste has begun operating what it says is the world’s largest multi-megawatt high-temperature electrolyser, marking a significant milestone for renewable hydrogen production in the refining industry.

Neste has begun operating what it says is the world’s largest multi-megawatt high-temperature electrolyser, marking a significant milestone for renewable hydrogen production in the refining industry.

Energy & Utilities

Neste launches world’s largest high-temperature electrolyser to boost renewable hydrogen production

October 6, 2025

Automotive

Toyota Woven City launched as future mobility test course

October 6, 2025

Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE) and Ford have completed a £430,000 research project demonstrating that electron beam welding can improve the production of electric motor stators — a key component in electric vehicles (EVs) — potentially helping to lower costs and accelerate the UK’s transition to net-zero transport.

Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE) and Ford have completed a £430,000 research project demonstrating that electron beam welding can improve the production of electric motor stators — a key component in electric vehicles (EVs) — potentially helping to lower costs and accelerate the UK’s transition to net-zero transport.

Automotive

UK-backed project shows electron beam welding could cut costs in EV manufacturing

October 6, 2025

Energy & Utilities

Molten salt pumps improve energy storage efficiency

October 3, 2025

Automotive

Qualcomm and BMW develop automated driving system

October 3, 2025

Industries

UK manufacturing climbs to 11th in global rankings

October 2, 2025

Automotive

Revolutionising in-car audio

October 2, 2025

The Real ROI of AR in Manufacturing: Beyond the Hype

The Real ROI of AR in Manufacturing: Beyond the Hype

Industries

The real ROI of AR in manufacturing: Beyond the hype

October 1, 2025

Automotive

Motion solution modernisation boosts Kia production capabilities

October 1, 2025

Automotive

WITTENSTEIN and Qualcomm to deliver next-generation automotive safety solutions

September 30, 2025

Automotive

Safety first, always: the future of AI-defined vehicles

September 29, 2025

Vane vs screw – 5 reasons why vane has the edge

Vane vs screw – 5 reasons why vane has the edge

Electronics Manufacturing

Vane vs screw – 5 reasons why vane has the edge

September 23, 2025