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WEG sets a new standard in electric motor sustainability. The company launches the first fully pre-verified system for issuing Environmental Product Declarations for electric motors, approved by EPD International AB. This marks a significant step forward in transparency, supporting industry-wide goals for sustainability and CO2 reduction.
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EULAR unveils a new disease activity score for APS. The European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology introduces EAPSDAS to measure disease activity in antiphospholipid syndrome. Awaiting further validation, this tool distinguishes activity from severity, aiding both clinical trials and everyday practice.
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Renishaw integrates with 3DEXPERIENCE for enhanced manufacturing efficiency. The RenAM 500 series and TEMPUS technology are now accessible within Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE virtual machine. This integration empowers users to optimise additive manufacturing processes, significantly reducing build times while maintaining part quality.
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Vent-Axia supports the Government’s new Healthy Homes Standard. This standard provides guidelines for building healthier living spaces, emphasising indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and comfort. Vent-Axia’s products align with these standards, offering advanced ventilation solutions that promote health and sustainability in new homes.
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Scotland hosts its largest space industry event next month. Space-Comm Expo Scotland will showcase cutting-edge technology and address global space challenges. The event follows a UK Government report urging strategic action to capitalise on space economy opportunities.
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Rockwell Automation pioneers generative AI capability for industrial edge. The integration of NVIDIA Nemotron Nano into Rockwell’s platforms marks a significant advancement in real-time intelligence, enabling industrial teams to operate efficiently in diverse environments, whether online or offline.
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Small businesses face mounting pressure as Budget uncertainty grows. The BCMPA has warned that rising taxes, higher energy costs, and accelerating regulatory demands are constraining investment across the contract manufacturing, packing, and logistics sectors, urging the Chancellor to avoid further burdens that risk stalling automation, recruitment, and long-term growth.
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Celebrating 25 years, INELTA Sensorsysteme reflects on its journey. The company has evolved into a recognised specialist in bespoke sensor solutions for challenging industrial applications. With a diverse product range and a strong presence in medical technology and aerospace, INELTA is poised for continued growth and innovation.
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Packaging specialist Pusterla 1880 launches cellulose fitments to cut plastics. The FSC-certified moulded material offers a recyclable, biodegradable alternative to EPS and foam inserts, giving luxury packaging customers a plastic-free option without sacrificing protection, aesthetics, or brand detail, as the company strengthens its sustainability programme.
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HT Brigham & Co Ltd enhances capabilities with refurbishment. The strategic upgrade of its 250-ton Rhodes progression press strengthens metal forming operations, increasing capacity and ensuring reliability. This move supports growing customer demand with improved uptime resilience and flexibility in high-volume pressing applications.
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