News


  • Vossloh strike threatens rail project schedules

    Vossloh workers in Scunthorpe have started planned strike action today. GMB says the dispute could affect rail infrastructure project supply chains.


  • Intertronics brings dispensing robots to MTC

    Intertronics will demonstrate robotic dispensing technology in Coventry this week. The systems target repeatable adhesive, coating, sealing, and material application across manufacturing.


  • DroneTEX opens Swindon autonomy test centre

    Swindon has gained new test infrastructure for uncrewed systems development. The DroneTEX centre gives suppliers space to trial, integrate, and scale autonomous technology.


  • Energy costs threaten UK manufacturing base

    High energy costs are putting UK manufacturing under renewed pressure. Make UK and the TUC want faster support as investment, jobs, and production location decisions come under strain.


  • UKNNL, JAEA, and Rolls-Royce deepen nuclear collaboration

    UKNNL has deepened UK-Japan advanced nuclear collaboration with Rolls-Royce support. The agreements cover HTGR technology and coated particle fuel development.


  • ACG gains Croatia pharma packaging certification

    ACG has strengthened pharmaceutical packaging supply from its Croatia facility. The site has secured ISO 9001 and EN ISO 15378 certification.


  • Festo launches GripperAI for mixed handling

    Festo’s GripperAI targets mixed-product robot handling without heavy programming work. The software uses 3D vision and local AI processing.


  • JAKOB expands hygienic coupling range

    JAKOB has expanded stainless coupling options for hygienic drive applications. The range targets pharmaceutical, food, and medical technology equipment.


  • ROHM develops top-side cooling SiC package

    ROHM has added top-side cooling to SiC MOSFET packaging designs. The package targets compact high-voltage power conversion in industrial systems.


  • Electronics capacity pressure shapes new issue

    Electronics capacity pressure is reshaping critical industrial design decisions now. The May/June issue covers component availability, medical technology, AI infrastructure, data integrity, and connected-device compliance across a sector designing with less tolerance for fragile assumptions.