The UK's annual gathering for the engineering and manufacturing sectors, Advanced Engineering is strengthening its position as the UK's leading event for the composites industry, with continued backing from Composites UK.

Thomas Pilz, Managing Partner at Pilz explains how, in terms of safety, security and artificial intelligence, the European legal framework is changing.

Siemens Digital Industries Software has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Excellicon. This will bring Excellicon's best-in-class software for the development, verification, and management of timing constraints to Siemens' EDA portfolio of software for IC design.

Smart Tank, based on a popular TV format, is coming to Smart Manufacturing Week this June. This live business and concept pitching feature will showcase inventive companies and the inspiring technologies that are poised to revolutionise the manufacturing industry.

Maximum productivity requires not only precision manufacturing processes, but also smooth disposal of the generated waste materials. This is exactly where the new, fully automated waste disposal solution from KABELSCHLEPP Hunsborn comes in, which has just been successfully commissioned at the factory of agricultural machinery manufacturer AGCO Fendt in Asbach-Baumenheim, Germany.

A new video from SCHURTER, "Step-by-Step Guide EMC", offers valuable insights into the efficient development of applications with high electromagnetic compatibility requirements.

As Ireland strives to modernise its healthcare system, motion plastics specialist, igus, is committed to providing engineered solutions that will support this by enhancing machine operation and improving patient care.

Interroll Holding has released its Sustainability Report 2024, underscoring its ongoing dedication to sustainable development, transparency, and responsible corporate governance.

Academic engineering projects not only help create the design minds of tomorrow, but the resulting creations often achieve innovation in their own right. The University of Bath's Mechanical Engineering Department fosters this spirit, and has partnered with maxon to provide miniature DC motors and drives.

To meet the increasing commercial importance and demand for its activities, the Metallurgical Laboratory at Cross Manufacturing has moved into new dedicated facilities which will also enable further expansion in the future.