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The Automotive Transformation Fund sets out to put the UK at the centre of the global transition to zero emissions   Creating a base for the future The scale and pace of the change required to meet the ambitious net-zero targets raise significant challenges across the entire industrial landscape. As

TechWorks members will appreciate more than most that as Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes embedded in people’s lives, the UK finds itself at a pivotal moment. Estimates show that AI could deliver a 10% increase in UK GDP in 2030.  Companies in the ‘deep tech’ sector are at the forefront of

WMG have created a workshop aimed at engineers and managers who wish to learn about the opportunities and future potential of various technologies, techniques and systems emerging for the premium vehicle market.

More than 20 innovative projects to help the UK reach net zero, by reducing carbon emissions in the transport, energy and industrial sectors, are to share nearly £6 million in UK Research and Innovation funding.

Jaltek Systems Ltd pick up winning prize at Regional Manufacturing Awards   Jaltek Systems Ltd won the prize at the regional heats of a major national manufacturing awards programme organised by Make UK, the manufacturers’ organisation. The awards, which recognise excellence among manufacturing companies in seven categories, as well as

We’re in the latest UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030: CAM Creators Update   AESIN are proud to announce that we are a contributor to Zenzic’s UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030. The UK Connected and Automated Mobility Roadmap to 2030: CAM Creators Update includes a

AESIN is delighted to announce the new appointments of Tim Edwards of HORIBA MIRA as Chair and Gunny Dhadyalla of WMG as Co-Chair of the AESIN ADAS & HAV Workstream.   Both Tim and Gunny have actively supported AESIN Workstreams previously and will now bring huge Industry and Academic Research

Originally scheduled as a physical event taking place in Coventry, the decision has been taken to change from a physical TaaS Technology 2020 event to a live virtual event.

Our business partners at Messe Munich have informed SEMI that they have made the decision, with the approval of their advisory board, to cancel the electronica 2020 physical event and move towards a digital format.