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While the demand for certain materials dropped, the polymers industry saw continued growth in demand. Ben Smye provides insight into …
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September, 2020
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28 September
Key materials for a circular economy
Jordan Flagel explains which materials to adopt in a circular economy In modern history, the linear economy has been prevalent, with …
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28 September
New ways to face the lack of skills in industry
George Walker explains how new automation systems can help manufacturers bridge the skills gap The unpredictable times of the last …
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28 September
EV batteries are the future but we must drive improvements now
Sven Brehler argues that unless designers, engineers, suppliers and consumers work towards EV batteries becoming near 100% recyclable, the environmental …
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25 September
Modern variable speed drives are automation platforms
Wayne Turtill explores some of the extended functionality of the modern variable speed drive and looks at its potential to …
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25 September
Platform helps metals manufacturer digitise materials
The materials supply industry is one that has traditionally been resistant to adopt digital technologies to support sales and marketing …
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25 September
The hidden role of embedded computing in rail passenger safety and comfort
Mark Jeffrey explains how printed circuit boards (PCBs) help passengers ride comfortably and safely A few years ago, a guilt-ridden …
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25 September
Preventing workplace addiction crisis
Addiction treatment specialists UK Addiction Treatment (UKAT) have launched a new Addiction Awareness programme aimed at helping those in the …
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24 September
Mobile valve section increases design flexibility
The power management company Eaton announces the launch of the CMT mobile valve section, a streamlined new section option for …
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24 September
Could obsolete parts help tackle environmental problems?
Neil Ballinger discusses how obsolete parts remaining in use can reduce your carbon footprint and have other positive impacts on …
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