On Thursday 10th April at Machine Building North at the iconic Runway Visitor Park, Concorde Visitors Centre, near Manchester Airport, EUCHNER (UK&I) is proud to sponsor the Flight Simulator Challenge taking place.

Electro Mechanical Systems (EMS) will be exhibiting at Medical Technology UK on March 12 to 13 at the Coventry Building Society Arena. From stand 13, EMS will showcase a range of reliable, highly precise motion solutions from FAULHABER for the medical technology industry, including a selection of brushless servomotors, motion controllers and linear actuation systems.

igus has improved its RBTX.co.uk platform with an Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot. This interactive consultant is designed to help companies with limited experience and technical knowledge of robotics to quickly and safely assemble low-cost automation solutions that will boost their competitiveness.

ERIKS has launched The Beginner's Guide to MRO Stores Outsourcing. The free guide is designed to help manufacturers that are considering taking their first steps into outsourcing the management of their MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) stores in 2025.

HepcoMotion has proudly donated £23,680 to Cancer Research UK (CRUK) through its annual fundraising initiatives.

element14, an Avnet Community, in partnership with TDK, has launched a new design challenge, inviting engineers, makers, and technology enthusiasts to develop innovative projects utilising TDK's waterproof ultrasonic range sensors in real-world applications.

Delta announces its participation in MECSPE 2025 where it will highlight its D-Bot - a powerful and versatile cobot designed to enhance smart manufacturing processes with precision, safety, and efficiency.

In 2025, Pickering Electronics is celebrating 55 years of industry expertise, leadership and innovation in high voltage reed relay technology. And the company is establishing a Centre of Excellence for high voltage switching.

For over 100 years, SKF has been recognised as a leader in products and solutions that reduce friction. Now, the company is stepping up its efforts, not just reducing friction but actively fighting it to move the world forward. The aim is to make industry smarter, more competitive and more energy-efficient, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable society where more can be done with less.

On 15th October this year senior executives and their engineering teams from across the UK food and drink manufacturing sector will be gathering at The National Agricultural Exhibition Centre (NAEC) at Stoneleigh in Warwickshire for FoodManufacturing.Live.