Helping to cut auto R&D costs
China FAW Co’s R&D centre has significantly cuts vehicle development time and costs using Seimens’ LMS software and services for durability engineering.
Are electric aircraft getting closer to take-off?
It is no surprise that technology is being developed that could see electric aircraft in our skies within ten years. David Latimer, Chief Executive Officer of magnetic gear manufacturer Magnomatics, explains further.
Filling the data scientist gap – are engineers the answer?
We are currently experiencing a huge shortage of data scientists. In fact, the European Commission has identified the need for 346,000 more data scientists by 2020 across the continent, and organisations are struggling to fill this void.
Zero-defect software – myth or reality?
For many developers, software development is considered a creative process; the art is in the mastery of how the function and logic is expressed in the application’s lines of code. So what if it doesn’t always work as expected? Vector…
How plastic LCDs are shaping new designs
Flexible displays have been around for a number of years in different forms, but we are only at the beginning of discovering how flexible displays can transform product design, and bring about new use cases, as Paul Cain, Strategy Director…
Could global positioning be in every new wearable?
Delivering the right combination of power and performance in GNSS receivers demands an innovative and adaptive approach to signal acquisition, satellite tracking and position decoding. Florian Bousquet, Market Development Manager, Product…
Collaborative robots… the safety considerations
Stewart Robinson, Principal Engineer and Functional Safety Expert at TÜV SÜD Product Service, looks at the safety implications as robots work ever-closer with humans.
Time to make that call
From this month, ecall technology is mandatory on new vehicles in the EU. Steve Rogerson looks at what this means for car makers and their suppliers.
Paging Dr. Robot to surgery
In January 2018, the NHS invited companies to tender for a contract to provide £300m worth of surgical robots to surgeries across the UK.
Absence of artificial intelligence will lead to a loss of customers
Two-thirds (66%) of senior IT decision-makers believe failure to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) will lead to a loss of competitiveness, research by global reviews and customer insights company Feefo has found.