Power of heritage: Goodwood Revival a showcase of the design and engineering prowess of yesteryear
One of only 7 in the world, this road version of the legendary Ford GT40 Le Mans car was our…
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New micro radio-chip could see all kinds of products connected to IoT
At only a few millimetres, radio-on-a-chip technology like this Stanford University prototype could enable trillions of devices to connect to…
3D printing issues and challenges: Material costs
In the first of his comment pieces on 3D printing issues and challenges, Jeremy Pullin delves into the murky waters…
Cyborgs: Birmingham festival will conclude with Cyborg Foundation presentation
‘Cyborg’ Neil Harbisson will be talking about the technology implanted into his head that allows him to sense colour Spoiler…
Metals 3D printing: Aussie start-up offering sub £3k printer that can build in 20 metals
Billed as a ‘consumer grade’ metals 3D printer, the S1 can be supported on Kickstarter Australian start-up Aurora are promising…
Making stuff: Lost-wax casting
The GemVision Revo540CX can produce super high detail wax parts for lost-wax casting in the jewellery industry In a week…
Inspiration: IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards shortlist
This year’s YWE shortlist: (L-R) Vidhyalakshmi Karthikeyan, Jessica Bestwick, Holly Driver, Nicola Combe, Laurie-Ann Marshall, Lucy Ackland, Naomi Mitchison, Hannah…
Winner of Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering’s ‘Create the Trophy’ competitio
Euan Fairholm of Edinburgh produced the 2014 winning design for the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering Euan Fairholm from Edinburgh…
Information Age: Science Museum launches exhibition of ‘Six Networks That Changed Our World’
The face of communication has changed through amazing design and engineering – something that the Science Museum is showcasing in…
3D printing optics process poised to take on injection moulding
The new ‘LUX-Opticlear’ material means that the process might ready to compete with injection moulding A revolutionary method and new…
