A new national training programme will use 3D design and printing to help British schoolchildren rebuild skills lost to illness or injury whilst in hospital.

New home technology uses artificial intelligence to detect potential falls, heart attacks, strokes, and other critical illnesses.

Micro-Epsilon thicknessCONTROL systems at the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) in Coventry, the systems ...

When motion systems must operate inside a corrosive, high-throughput process, actuator selection becomes a structural ...

Engineers have created a shoe that uses energy generated from the wearer’s footsteps to track movement and calories with 95.4 ...

The global industrial sector is at a crossroads. Faced with geopolitical uncertainty, inflation, labour shortages and increasingly fragile supply chains, ...

A new wallpaper technology could generate electricity from inside the home, whilst controlling moisture levels. uses moisture ...

The Government has unveiled a new publicly owned energy body in a bid to speed up the delivery of electricity network ...

Experts from across the Atlantic will collaborate as part of a landmark deal to accelerate research and development of fusion ...

At PPMA 2026, Fortress Technology presented a compact, productive and compliant food production microcosm. Visitors were ...

A new national satellite communications system will be developed as part of plans to reindustrialise Britain, boost defence ...

As artificial intelligence accelerates demand for computing power across the world, a new study co-authored by Hon Chung Lau, Adjunct Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular ...