TheEngineerUK: Back to the future: This time last year, a 10,000 year clock was being installed into a Texas mountain by the Long Now Foundation, which is set to measure out a future of civilisation equal to its past.
Watch the installation …
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Enter the Launchpad competition:
• win a £10,000 package and a free stand at Subcon 2020 -
• deadline extended to Friday 26 April 2019
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TheEngineerUK: Norwegian maritime tech firm develops IoT scanning device to locate crew members lost at sea https://t.co/6wGn2ItVGE
#scanreach#lifesaver#shipping#iot
TheEngineerUK: | Industry 4.0 Week ||| The Engineer |
How Blockchain technology creates ‘digital threads’ that provide the connecting tissue between manufacturers, suppliers, partners and operators
https://t.co/GscyvYpFZC Accenture
#industry40#UKmfg#DigitalTransformation
TheEngineerUK: 3D printed tissues could help keep athletes on track: Students engineer scaffolds that replicate the physical characteristics of osteochondral tissue
https://t.co/KHuZKTYTip
RiceUniversity NIH UofMaryland
#medical#medicaldevice#engine…
TheEngineerUK: ArcelorMittal to use hydrogen in steel production process as part its strategy to reduce CO2 emissions
https://t.co/36lmZylbxq
ArcelorMittal ArcelorMittalD
#energy#environment#hydrogen#mining#cleanenergy
TheEngineerUK: RT medtechonline: DID YOU KNOW? We have an #Engineering award! 🏆
Have you had an idea which resulted in a breakthrough or improvement to the manufacture of a specific product or component in the med-tech world?
Deadline for entries = 5…
TheEngineerUK: IoT adoption drives push in $7bn security market: Reports reveal the global market for IoT in manufacturing and security will experience compound annual growth rate of 29.4 and 34 per cent respectively https://t.co/mPZAHlgRBq
PrudourRese…
TheEngineerUK: Hitachi survey reveals short-term confidence among small manufacturers: With Brexit uncertainty still dominating, 53% of the UK’s young generation of small business leaders feel optimistic about the months ahead
https://t.co/yNIE6o231h
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TheEngineerUK: New implant can detect glutamate spike after spinal cord injury and help track the damage it causes, which may find future use as a method for determining whether drugs for brain trauma or diseases are working https://t.co/gc7mySgW6z
Lif…
TheEngineerUK: Intelligent Speed Assistance: A combination of cameras and GPS will detect the speed limit and then inhibits engine power to ensure drivers don’t stray over the limit https://t.co/MYAxIv464x
ETSC_EU NewsfromTRL
#eu#healthandsafety#gps …
TheEngineerUK: | Industry 4.0 Week ||| The Engineer |
Pay as you go business models have huge potential benefits for manufacturers, but cannot happen without cross-company collaboration and dialogue with customers
https://t.co/qW9s3E4jWn Accenture
#industry40#UKmfg#DigitalT…
TheEngineerUK: Facial recognition to be trialled at Bristol and Dublin: Passengers can use biometric facial recognition technology instead of their travel documents as part of a new trial airports
https://t.co/7ZXF233hIx
CollinsAero selfpass BristolAi…
TheEngineerUK: Researchers at Sweden’s Linköping University have developed a cellulose-based aerogel material that can independently measure pressure, temperature and humidity https://t.co/kpvQXWuMlZ
liu_universitet
#robotics#medicaldevice#engineer…
TheEngineerUK: Faradair plans to certify its hybrid-electric aircraft for passenger operations by 2025
https://t.co/kfCSDtn2yn
faradair #aviation#aircraft#engineering#aerospace
TheEngineerUK: German engineers have developed a new smart glove that communicates the position of the user’s hands, a feature that has potential for Industry 4.0 applications https://t.co/SyQuvgNp8f
hannover_messe Saar_Uni INTERREG_NWE
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