29th July 2026
The aerospace sector is undergoing a shift. As platforms across commercial aviation, defense, and emerging advanced air mobility (AAM) applications evolve, one technology is becoming increasingly central to their design: electro-mechanical actuation.
Ambitious high-end construction projects in Bahrain and Macau using render as the central fabric of its facade, created greatly contrasting but equally impressive and memorable environments providing the comfort and function inherently required. This amplifies the challenges faced by designers when choosing building components that can transcend the extremes of their local climates.
28th July 2026
In many automation set-ups, safety still operates on a simple on/off binary – the machine is either running, or it isn’t. This means when human operators need access to the space around the machine, power is completely cut and all motion comes to a halt until they leave again and the system is reset.
23rd July 2026
James Ellison, Sales Director at Klarius Products, Europe’s largest manufacturer of aftermarket exhaust components, on how European trade measures, raw material inflation and evolving government policy are impacting UK manufacturing competitiveness in 2026.
22nd July 2026
The use of motorized surgical hand tools has significantly enhanced precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes in operating rooms worldwide. From orthopaedic reconstruction to cranial procedures, powered drills, saws, and shavers allow surgeons to perform complex tasks with unprecedented speed and control.
15th July 2026
According to research by McKinsey[1], almost 90% of businesses now have AI running somewhere within the organization, whether that’s a chatbot on the website, a Microsoft Copilot license in the hands of knowledge workers, or simply an agent summarizing meeting notes. [1] https://www.mckinsey.com/capabilities/quantumblack/our-insights/the-state-of-ai
Across EMEA, fire detection requirements continue to evolve, shaped by local regulations, market expectations, installation practices, and customer needs.
14th July 2026
For fire protection in large buildings such as railway stations, branch-level circuits are required to ensure that critical safety systems remain operational even if part of a system fails.
9th July 2026
As the UK accelerates towards large-scale, low-carbon hydrogen production, electrolysis processes are taking centre stage. This is placing increased demand on energy efficiency to optimise the viability and sustainability of hydrogen yield. Valves and sensors designed specifically for the demands of electrolysis are vital to optimise efficiency, and they also have a critical role in ensuring system safety.
8th July 2026
WSCAD, developer of the world’s first AI-powered electrical design platform, has released new data revealing widespread concerns about engineering scalability, knowledge retention and productivity among electrical engineering professionals worldwide.