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Additive Manufacturing UK (AMUK), the UK’s leading trade association representing the additive manufacturing and 3D printing sectors, has appointed Craig Pyser, CEO of AMufacture, as its new chair.
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ZeroAvia have announced that it will build a major manufacturing facility for production of its hydrogen-electric powertrains at the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland.
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Subcon announces shortlisted nominees across five categories – celebrating UK and international excellence in manufacturing innovation.
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Around 140 jobs will be created in North Wales after Knauf Insulation unveiled plans to invest £170 million in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Shotton.
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BAE Systems has developed innovative new approaches in the production of energetics and propellants expected to strengthen supply chain resilience for the UK and its allies.
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Bentley Motors has revealed AI technology that will enhance the craftsmanship, sustainability and innovation of the brand’s iconic car interiors.
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The Growth Company has joined leading employers across Greater Manchester to offer T Level placements – and is urging other businesses to follow their lead.
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Rosehill Polymers Group has opened a new factory in Sowerby Bridge following a previous financing agreement with UK Export Finance (UKEF) and Virgin Money.
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The highly anticipated Subcon conference has officially launched its programme, offering an exciting glimpse into the future of manufacturing.
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JLR, in collaboration with Plug and Play, has launched its second innovation challenge, calling on startups, academia and other innovators to create a future‑focused supply chain mapping technology.
Additive Manufacturing UK (AMUK), the UK’s leading trade association representing the additive manufacturing and 3D printing sectors, has appointed Craig Pyser, CEO of AMufacture, as its new chair.)
ZeroAvia have announced that it will build a major manufacturing facility for production of its hydrogen-electric powertrains at the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland.)
Subcon announces shortlisted nominees across five categories – celebrating UK and international excellence in manufacturing innovation.
Around 140 jobs will be created in North Wales after Knauf Insulation unveiled plans to invest £170 million in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Shotton.
BAE Systems has developed innovative new approaches in the production of energetics and propellants expected to strengthen supply chain resilience for the UK and its allies.
Bentley Motors has revealed AI technology that will enhance the craftsmanship, sustainability and innovation of the brand’s iconic car interiors.
The Growth Company has joined leading employers across Greater Manchester to offer T Level placements – and is urging other businesses to follow their lead.)
Rosehill Polymers Group has opened a new factory in Sowerby Bridge following a previous financing agreement with UK Export Finance (UKEF) and Virgin Money.)
The highly anticipated Subcon conference has officially launched its programme, offering an exciting glimpse into the future of manufacturing.)
JLR, in collaboration with Plug and Play, has launched its second innovation challenge, calling on startups, academia and other innovators to create a future‑focused supply chain mapping technology.
