Engineering


  • Ampyr raises £50m mezzanine for UK renewables

    AMPYR Distributed Energy secures substantial finance to fuel expansion. The £50 million mezzanine finance facility, provided by Franklin Templeton, supports ADE’s growing business acquisitions and project funding pipeline. It is one of the largest in the UK C&I renewables sector, enhancing ADE’s financial capability following its recent debt arrangement.


  • CISA sets AI red lines for OT

    New global guidance reins in AI across operational technology deployments. e2e-assure warns that attackers are already exploiting AI while OT security controls lag behind official advice.


  • ifm launches fail-safe inductive sensors for food industry

    ifm launches fail-safe inductive sensors for food industry. These robust sensors, crafted from full metal, withstand extreme conditions, offering unmatched reliability. Engineered for the food sector, they function in temperatures ranging from -25°C to 100°C, proving indispensable for safety-critical applications in challenging environments.


  • High-resolution thermal camera targets grid reliability

    HIKMICRO has launched a high-performance thermal inspection camera. The SP100H brings higher pixel density, finer thermal sensitivity, and faster workflows to electrical maintenance teams seeking earlier fault detection and safer inspection practices across substations, transmission assets, and generation sites.


  • Anglo-Eastern backs Orca AI fleet rollout

    Anglo-Eastern will deploy Orca AI across its managed fleet globally. The strategic alliance targets AI-assisted navigation and shoreside monitoring on more than 750 vessels under full technical management.


  • NHS Centre chooses Schneider Electric for patient care improvements

    Schneider Electric partners with NHS to enhance patient care. The collaboration aims to integrate advanced energy-efficient technologies at the National Rehabilitation Centre. This initiative marks a significant step towards achieving the NHS’s net-zero goals, promising improved patient autonomy and reduced operational costs.


  • Impulse Embedded supplies Jetson Thor Edge AI systems

    Impulse Embedded unveils cutting-edge edge AI systems with Thor. Harnessing NVIDIA’s latest technology, these systems boast significant performance gains, offering up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS. This leap in capability supports real-time generative AI and advanced robotics, marking a pivotal advancement in industrial computing solutions.


  • IMI Norgren marks 100 years in engineering

    IMI Norgren celebrates a century of engineering excellence. Established in 1925 by Carl Norgren, the company has been a leader in pneumatic motion control, offering innovative solutions across diverse industries such as factory automation, food and beverage, and rail. Its legacy of excellence continues to shape the future.


  • Autopack’s semi-automatic bucket line demonstrates versatility and efficiency

    Autopack has launched a modular semi-automatic bucket line. The system removes manual de-nesting and orientation work while giving food, household, chemical, and personal care manufacturers a lower-cost route into automation. Adjustable sealing, integrated weighing, and flexible add-on modules support tailored configurations and incremental investment.


  • Midlands manufacturers join forces for industry opportunities

    VORS targets multi-billion-pound opportunity in high-stakes sectors. Midlands-based specialists PP Control & Automation, ByteSnap Design, and Kasdon have launched VORS to accelerate time-to-market and ensure compliance in defence, medical, and life sciences industries. The collaboration promises streamlined project management and robust supply chain resilience.