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UK manufacturing policies directly influence the health of British industries, impacting sectors from automotive and aerospace to defence and energy. With the government pushing forward on ambitious targets such as achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050, manufacturers across the UK are feeling both the opportunities and pressures from these regulatory changes.
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in engineering is revolutionising the industry, offering innovative solutions to complex problems and driving efficiency across various sectors. As we move into 2024 and beyond, AI in engineering is set to transform processes, enhance productivity, and pave the way for groundbreaking advancements. This article takes a closer look at the current trends, applications, challenges, and future prospects of Artificial Intelligence in engineering.
Ahead of COP28, the engineering sector is recognising the pivotal role of supply chain decarbonisation in mitigating climate change. Graham Hoare, CEO of the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), emphasises the necessity of robust supply chains in expediting decarbonisation efforts. The UK’s commitment to green energy, specifically in nuclear, green hydrogen, and renewables, is crucial for both achieving net zero goals and fostering the growth of a green economy. Here’s a closer look at how we can accelerate supply chain decarbonisation.
In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, engineering innovations stand at the forefront of revolutionising the manufacturing landscape. From precision automation to pioneering materials, these groundbreaking developments are not only redefining production techniques but also charting a visionary future for the industry. As manufacturing evolves, it becomes abundantly clear that the symbiosis between engineering and innovation will be the cornerstone of tomorrow’s manufacturing successes.
Eager to grasp how engineering innovations are shaping the future of manufacturing? Explore this in-depth exploration of the breakthroughs and manufacturing solutions that are revolutionising the industry in 2023.
In the heart of Ethiopia, a colossal dam construction project is taking shape – The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). This mammoth structure is no ordinary dam either; it’s a mega-dam towering twice the height of the Golden Gate Bridge, and covering a reservoir expanse almost as big as London. With its ability to generate over 5,000 megawatts of electricity, the dam holds the potential to lift millions out of poverty.
As we head into 2023, here are our most popular engineering blogs of 2022, including deep hole drilling machines, the new AbramsX battle tank, night-time solar panels and fascinating off-world construction projects for the Moon and Mars!
Boring can be a frustrating and expensive process especially when you encounter rocks that can destroy your equipment. Powered by machine vision, a new tunnelling or drilling robot can micro tunnel through the toughest conditions faster and more reliably than conventional methods. According to the company, its next-gen drilling robot can bore through rock considered too challenging for other tunnelling machines.
With another pandemic-laden year drawing to a close, we take a look at some of the best engineering blogs of 2021. As a leading provider of precision engineering services, we strive to bring you the latest news and updates from around the world. Our goal is to keep you up to date with all things engineering, manufacturing and new technologies.
For those of you who already know PRV Engineering, we publish new content every week across various sectors, from defence and aerospace to construction, rail, automotive and renewable energy among many others. With Christmas already behind us and the New Year celebrations just around the corner, here’s a look at some of the top stories from our blog this year.
The idea behind a hyperloop network is not a new concept as many companies are working on the technology. This includes Virgin, Elon Musk, vacuum tube pioneers Leybold and engineering company AECOM. But now there’s another project on the cards with Hyperloop Italia and Zaha Hadid Architects.
Over the last few hundred years, our world has changed in unimaginable ways. So many technologies exist today that weren’t even a thought back then with British innovations leading from the front. Scientists, inventors and engineers of yesteryear have made many significant breakthroughs and here are some of the greatest British innovations of all time.
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