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  • AR7 puts pressure on offshore fleets

    AR7 has sharpened demand for more capable offshore support tonnage. Chartwell says bigger projects, deeper waters, and uneven award timing will favour operators able to deploy vessels across construction, O&M, and adjacent roles.


  • Parker updates GVM210 motor for OEMs

    Parker has revised its GVM210 motor for electrified vehicles globally. New connector, thermal monitoring, HVIL, and sealing options are aimed at easing integration across off-highway and specialist mobile platforms.


  • Leeds festival awards open for entries

    Leeds manufacturers are being urged to nominate emerging engineering talent. The awards arrive as employers step up recruitment, mentoring, and outreach across a region still grappling with persistent skills shortages.


  • Schneider and Microsoft push agentic factory workflow

    Schneider and Microsoft are extending industrial AI into engineering workflows. The companies are using Hannover Messe to show how AI agents, simulation, and software-defined automation can accelerate factory changeovers and commissioning.


  • SOLACE targets African perovskite solar manufacturing

    SOLACE links UK and East African labs on tandem photovoltaics. The Swansea-led programme combines tandem cell research with skills development, climate-focused testing, and a potential route toward local solar manufacturing in Africa.


  • Kollmorgen pushes washdown servo costs lower

    Kollmorgen has widened affordable servo options for hygienic machine builders. The move brings multi-turn absolute feedback and IP69K-capable motor pairings into value-focused washdown and food packaging applications.


  • HIKMICRO widens instrumentation with radar metering

    HIKMICRO is pushing deeper into industrial instrumentation with radar metering. Its LRG10 level meter adds 80 GHz FMCW measurement to a portfolio HIKMICRO only began building in 2025.


  • BioMed X opens French antibody team

    BioMed X has launched its first French research team in-country. The Paris-Saclay group will apply AI, structural modelling, and immunology to one of biologics engineering’s hardest design problems.


  • Vexlum and Menlo target scalable optical clocks

    Vexlum and Menlo are targeting simpler optical clock deployment worldwide. The VEQTOR collaboration aims to package multi-wavelength laser and metrology hardware into a more standard, scalable platform for quantum timing systems.


  • Recycleye deal tightens AI grip on MRF automation

    Recycleye’s CP Group deal strengthens automation’s role in waste sorting. The acquisition links AI vision, robotic picking, and plant integration more tightly as MRF operators chase higher purity and throughput.