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  • Digid’s nanoscale sensors ready for mass deployment

    Digid unveils nanoscale sensors ready for mass production. The company, known for its pioneering technology, has developed sensors as small as 1µm. These sensors, crucial for advanced robotics and other fields, promise to revolutionise multiple emerging markets with unparalleled precision and capability.


  • UK manufacturers lose £408m annually to idle energy

    UK manufacturers waste 1.8 TWh of energy annually. An analysis by FourJaw Manufacturing Analytics reveals this inefficiency costs the industry up to £408 million per year. The issue is prevalent among small and medium-sized enterprises lacking off-shift switch-off policies, exacerbated by high energy prices in the UK.


  • Ultrasonic sensor enables cuff-free blood pressure measurement

    Ultrasonic technology enables cuffless blood pressure monitoring. This advancement integrates PMN-PT composites onto a flexible substrate using low-temperature soldering. The sensor measures real-time changes in vascular diameter, offering high accuracy and wearability. It stands as a promising component for future wearable healthcare devices.


  • Combilift’s 100,000th forklift raises €100,000 for charity

    Combilift reaches a significant manufacturing milestone with philanthropy. The company celebrated its 100,000th forklift by donating €100,000 to UNICEF. This initiative underscores Combilift’s dedication to corporate social responsibility, with funds supporting children in crisis globally.


  • Emerson’s SCADA cloud app enhances operational efficiency

    Emerson’s redesigned DeltaV SaaS SCADA app enhances field operations. The new mobile application empowers operators and technicians with improved visibility, awareness, and customisation options. Designed for critical industries such as oil, gas, and specialty chemicals, it facilitates more efficient operations through an intuitive interface and robust functionality.


  • Rotterdam selects ABB for largest shore power project

    ABB to deliver major shore power systems for Rotterdam port. The systems, with over 100 MVA capacity, will serve three container terminals, significantly cutting emissions and noise pollution. Operations are set to commence in 2028, aiding compliance with EU maritime regulations.


  • Combilift’s 100,000th forklift raises €100,000 for charity

    Yuzhong pioneers precision with advanced CNC machine tools. Specialising in high-precision CNC solutions, Yuzhong addresses challenges like temperature drift and vibration resistance. The introduction of the MT series, featuring Renishaw’s FORTiS encoders, marks a significant advancement, enhancing machining accuracy and reliability in demanding sectors such as aerospace and mould manufacturing.


  • Tunley Environmental report highlights critical climate year

    Tunley Environmental releases comprehensive 2025 Sustainability Report. The report highlights significant developments in climate action, biodiversity, and regulatory change. It underscores the urgent challenges influencing environmental policy and business strategies for 2026, providing a strategic outlook on the opportunities and risks ahead.


  • Robotic dog detects leaks for John Dewar & Sons

    Bacardi introduces robotic dog to detect whisky leaks. The initiative aims to enhance efficiency in identifying ethanol leaks at John Dewar & Sons. Traditionally reliant on manual inspection, the new technology offers a consistent, data-driven approach. This trial could revolutionise leak detection across various industrial sectors.


  • Combilift’s 100,000th forklift raises €100,000 for charity

    Hexagon advances mould and die machining with tool integration. The new integration between WORKNC CAM software and the cloud-based Tool Library enhances programming efficiency, providing machinists with reliable tooling data and reducing setup time. This development addresses industry challenges of complex parts and limited skilled personnel.