The acquisition of ABSSAC by OEM International brings together two highly respected engineering specialists, creating a stronger technical partner for UK industry with expanded expertise in actuation, motion control and industrial automation.

Siemens has announced the latest updates to Simcenter Testlab software, helping engineering teams reduce manual work, deliver consistent results and make engineering decisions earlier.

Schneider Electric has unveiled what it says is the world's first fully Software-Defined Medium Voltage (MV) switchgear, redefining how electrical distribution systems are designed, deployed, and operated.

Whether it's particle accelerators, semiconductor production, spectroscopy, materials research or other advanced global scientific engineering applications, equipment must operate in conditions where conventional engineering systems and components cannot survive. Carter Manufacturing specialises in these demanding applications, helping engineers specify the most advanced bearings for ultra-high vacuum and cryogenic environments.

Electro Mechanical Systems (EMS) will showcase how it turns complex motion requirements into manufactured solutions at the Engineering Design Show, taking place at Coventry Building Society Arena on 7 and 8 October 2026.

Siemens reports that Caponnetto Hueber, a leading naval engineering company, is using its Simcenter advanced simulation technologies from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of industry software to redefine commercial pleasure‑yacht design and achieve breakthrough hydrodynamic performance gains and sustainability credentials, through reduced fuel consumption.

ABB is collaborating with NOVENCO, a global leader in high-efficiency fan technologies, to improve system-level energy efficiency across axial fan applications.

Accu, one of the UK's leading precision engineering component distributors, has established its first distribution centre in the US and appointed its first Managing Director for Accu Inc.

Until now, the assembly of wire harnesses for the automotive industry was a manual task. Cellios has now developed a modular system in which wire harness assembly is fully automated by robots. The key to successful implementation: Cellios's highly precise robot control system and the powerful machine vision software MVTec MERLIC.

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