Inspiring future engineers with employer engagement
Simon Biggs discusses why engineering businesses should offer engagement programmes to primary school children as a way of tackling the skills gap and inspiring the engineers of the future
3D printing takes off
Boris Sedacca reports on additive manufacturing for myriad applications
New research investment will shape aircraft of the future
Renishaw is contributing its additive manufacturing expertise to a new £17.7 million project led by Airbus
3D printing builds success for Moto2 bike
Team used additive manufacturing to produce a front suspension system
National Women in Engineering Day
To mark National Women in Engineering Day, award winning engineer Lucy Ackland shares her thoughts on the challenges facing women in engineering in 2015
3D printed luck
Renishaw produces sculpture from titanium using one of its AM250 additive manufacturing systems
Borehole surveying
Maurice Jones examines the latest developments in borehole surveying
New 18-bit absolute magnetic ring encoder
Renishaw's associate company, RLS, has announced the availability of the new AksIM true-absolute magnetic rotary encoder for embedded OEM motion control applications.
Available through Renishaw's worldwide network, AksIM has up to 18-bit resolution and zero mechanical hysteresis in a unique through-bore configuration which sets a new standard for magnetic encoder performance and value.
Laser calibration data analysis software brings new levels of functionality
XCal-View software is an all new laser data analysis package for use with data captured from the XL-80, ML10 laser calibration systems and XR20-W rotary axis calibrator
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