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FLIR Systems announces the FLIR MR277 building inspection system, FLIR Systems’ first moisture meter with Infrared Guided Measurement (IGMT) to …
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GRP shelters provide advanced protection for offshore process analysers
Shelters fabricated from glassfibre-reinforced polyester are protecting gas metering instrumentation from the harsh North Sea environment on an offshore platform …
Read More »LCD display modules with projected capacitive touchscreens
Industrial LCD manufacturer KOE (Kaohsiung Opto Electronics) have announced an expansion of their range of LCD display modules with projected …
Read More »L-band receiver enables centimetre-level positioning
u-blox has announced an affordable approach to bringing centimetre-level accuracy to GNSS (global navigation satellite system) receivers. Its new NEO-D9S …
Read More »Conductivity sensors cut CIP costs
The new LDL100 and LDL200 conductivity sensors from ifm electronic make it easy to implement efficient and cost-effective CIP (cleaning …
Read More »What will 2020 have in store for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs)?
Roger Brereton explains three commercial vehicle design trends to look out for this year Time magazine has announced its Person …
Read More »Make way for the new IT/OT professional
Sophie Hand explores how information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) roles are converging in the manufacturing industry Convergent evolution …
Read More »What are the main problems and opportunities facing today’s engineers?
The ways in which we generate and harness power have evolved considerably over the past 30 years – we’ve seen …
Read More »Three 2020 waste management trends to watch
Effective waste management involves removing materials such as concrete and bricks, reusing them where possible and reducing the rubbish created …
Read More »Engineering students gear up to develop creative approaches to global problems
Students from the University of Glasgow’s James Watt School of Engineering geared up this week to tackle global challenges during …
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