As US industrial motor users prepare for the Department of Energy's 2027 motor efficiency requirements, ABB has announced a ...
A group of US government agencies have issued a warning of an active cyberthreat to US-based Siemens S7 series PLCs in which ...
British electric motor and drivetrain developers, including Yasa and Turntide, are among those that will benefit from 33 ...
Apple’s new centre will gives SMEs experience with state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment The computer-maker Apple has opened an Advanced Manufacturing Centre (AMC) in Texas that will offer free ...
The electric version of igus’ low-maintenance bicycle consists of 50% recycled fishing nets The German engineering plastics specialist igus has unveiled an electrically-powered bicycle (e-bike) made ...
The US Army contract covers the flexible, modular manufacturing of motor stators for unmanned aircraft The US Army has awarded Siemens a $80m contract to supply digital and physical manufacturing ...
Turntide will use the UK government grant to accelerate production of its axial-flux motors Turntide Technologies, a UK-based developer of electric motor, power electronics and energy storage ...
Make UK’s survey finds that 30% of UK manufacturers have experienced a cyber-incident in the past year Almost one in three (30%) of UK manufacturers have been hit by cyber-incidents either directly or ...
The UK’s Association of Electrical & Mechanical Trades says that this year’s event will have the broadest programme yet of practical engineering insight, technical expertise, and networking ...
Real-time data-sharing across drive systems can help to isolate faults earlier and to maintain uptime As the manufacturing industry tries to recover from continued disruption, SEW-Eurodrive’s chief ...
AEM will use its new funding to develop higher torque versions of its motors that contain no magnets or rare-earth materials Advanced Electric Machines (AEM), the UK manufacturer of rare-earth-free ...
The new Machinery Regulation may be an EU law, but its reach is global, with implications for any UK machine-builders who are selling into Europe. Matthew Hallas, ABB’s OEM business development ...
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