Additive manufacturing is an ace card
Unless they adopt additive manufacturing by 2025, British companies will not be winners in the global high-value manufacturing race
Finishing the job – solving 3D printing’s biggest problem
Having come from the aerospace industry I was intrigued to understand why 3D printing was not used more extensively in aerospace. We found out that one of the big challenges facing 3D printing was surface finishing consumer facing parts on …
What does the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) mean for UK business?
Britain was the birthplace of the first industrial revolution. It also: led the second - technological industrial revolution was an early adopter of the third - automation-driven industrial revolution is now readying itself to adopt and adapt to the fourth …
Introducing our sectors - manufacturing & materials
I am always pleasantly amazed at the sheer depth and variety of projects that Innovate UK supports, and most importantly the impact they are generating on the economy and their sectors. This struck me again recently when I read our …