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2019 will see the launch of a female only racing series(12/10/2018)

W Series announces an all-new free-to-enter single-seater motor racing series for women drivers only, with a prize fund of $1.5 million.
Danfoss donates drives to The JCB Academy(12/10/2018)

Danfoss Drives, in conjunction with one of its distributors E Bennett Electrical, has recently donated six Danfoss AC variable speed drives to The JCB Academy, an exciting new school for students from the age of 13 who are interested in business and engineering.
3D printed objects can track and store how they are used(12/10/2018)

Engineers at the University of Washington have developed 3D printed devices that can track and store their own use – without using batteries or electronics.
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot performs Parkour tricks with ease(12/10/2018)

In its latest video line-up, Boston Dynamics’ humanoid robot ‘Atlas’ jumps over logs and leaps up steps without breaking its pace (or a sweat)!
Over 18hrs in the air as the world’s longest non-stop flight takes off(11/10/2018)

Singapore Airlines has launched the world’s longest commercial flight, with non-stop services between Singapore and New York offered three times a week.
Apple hires 300 UK engineers to support future R&D(11/10/2018)

As part of an agreement with Dialog Semiconductor, Apple will utilise 300 of the company’s employees to support chip research and development.
Engineers Without Borders(11/10/2018)

Engineers Without Borders UK has officially launched the 2018-19 Engineering for People Design Challenge.
Lithium-ion batteries powering the International Space Station(11/10/2018)

GS Yuasa lithium-ion cells have been delivered ready to be installed on the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time.
Brunel and Durham engineering students win 2018 Design Challenge(11/10/2018)

Student teams from Brunel University London and Durham University have been crowned champions of this year’s Design Challenge, which is organised by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers to encourage young engineers to develop their technical and design skills.
65,000 micro:bit’s will help create a generation of digital pioneers(11/10/2018)

Farnell element14 has begun to ship 65,000 micro:bit’s to schools in Denmark as part of an order from Boarding on behalf of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation.
Metal-based 3D printing used for Formula Student racing engine(11/10/2018)

Hungarian student team SZEngine, has produced the world’s first 3D printed Formula Student racing engine using SLM technology.
Racing with an AI teammate in a time attack challenge(11/10/2018)

At this year’s Berlin round of Formula E, Roborace invited a group of select people to compete in a time attack challenge in its self-driving race car.
Earn cryptocurrency rewards for stargazing and eating ice cream(09/10/2018)

KeyoCoin is offering a glimpse into the future of its blockchain-backed travel rewards ecosystem, by launching over 1,000 travel challenges in more than 100 cities.
New pizza-making robot runs autonomous kitchen(09/10/2018)

Universal Robots has been chosen by the French start-up EKIM to design its pizzaiolo robot, PAZZI, using the company's UR10 and UR5 arms.
Rolls-Royce is looking to extend its UK workforce to over 2,000(09/10/2018)

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is recruiting for 200 new positions, all based at the company’s Head Office and Manufacturing Plant in Goodwood, West Sussex.