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Category Archives: Innovation
Record £440m funding for innovations agency
The Technology Strategy Board (TSB), the UK’s innovation agency, has been allocated a record £440 million budget which experts say will provide a boost to the UK’s long-term competitiveness. The funding boost, announced by Universities and Science Minister David Willetts, … Continue reading
Hoptroff announces world-first atomic watch
Hoptroff, the London-based manufacturer of watch movements, has announced what it described as “a quantum leap in luxury timepieces for connoisseurs” – a movement which is destined for the world’s first atomic-powered pocket watch. Containing a highly accurate atomic clock, … Continue reading
Night vision specialist sets its sights on more sales and jobs
A manufacturer whose speciality is helping people who need to see in the dark has set its sights on transforming the business by doubling turnover and creating new jobs with the launch of its latest innovation. NiteSite has developed the … Continue reading
MAS helps protect fishy business
Some timely help with vital form-filling and the introduction of six sigma has enabled a small manufacturing business to fish in a global-size pond. Seneye, a micro-business employing just four people just outside Norwich in Norfolk, successfully developed a product … Continue reading
Aerospace engineer enlists MAS to develop snappy idea
A former aerospace engineer enlisted the help of the Manufacturing Advisory Service’s new product development programme to help him in the early-stages of bringing his canine behavior warning idea to fruition before turning to LS Manufacturing for its production. Branded … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Manufacturing management, R&D
Tagged Gizapaw, LS Manufacturing, Manufacturing Advisory Service, MAS
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Innovation slows F1 cars – report
A new study from a leading business school shows excessive innovation in Formula 1 technology isn’t always a good thing. Formula 1 racing teams that continually explore new innovations in an attempt to gain a competitive advantage may actually be … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Innovation, Manufacturing management
Tagged Brawn, Cass business school, city university of london, Formula 1, Red Bull
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Birmigham Uni and Westfield to develop electric race car kit
Birmingham City University has joined forces with the sportscar manufacturer Westfield in a new partnership to develop the world’s first build-at-home electric race car kit. The iRacer, an all-electric sports car kit engineered to support what the partnership describes as … Continue reading
New campaign launched to promote engineering
The Royal Academy of Engineering has launched a campaign to stimulate entrepreneurship alongside a report that highlights the £481bn contribution the sector contributes to the UK economy. The campaign theme, Engineering for Growth, will be championed by the Academy in … Continue reading