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EPDT February 2020 issue (inc. Sensors & Medical features) now available online

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- Electric car revolution will take time, says IMechE report (28/01/2020)
  
  A new report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), entitled Accelerating Road Transport Decarbonisation, asserts that the move to electric cars will take time – and that in the meantime, more needs to be done to reduce emissions from petrol & diesel vehicles.
- Annual survey reveals young people’s, teachers’ & parents’ attitudes to engineering (20/01/2020)
  
  The Engineering Brand Monitor (EBM) is an annual survey of young people, STEM secondary school teachers & the general public on the their knowledge, perceptions & understanding of STEM & engineering.
- 12 electronics industry predictions for 2020 from ByteSnap Design (17/01/2020)
  
  Frontiers in the tech space have continued to expand during 2019 – with advances in deep learning accelerators, smart materials, AI, autonomous vehicles & cloud computing – to name just a few. But what can we expect from the electronics product design industry in terms of growth & trends during 2020?
- How Scrægg serves up healthy scrambled eggs with Schaffner EMC filters (10/01/2020)
  
  Modern cooking appliance manufacturers continue to strive to design more powerful, efficient & innovative products. Consumers are increasingly demanding healthy, high quality food and, at the same time, faster cooking processes.
- Next generation battery materials project exceeding expectations: Project SUNRISE update from Nexeon (06/01/2020)
  
  Nexeon, a UK company developing silicon materials for next generation Li-ion batteries, has reached the halfway stage in its £10million SUNRISE project, and has already produced silicon battery materials that have performed better than expected. Samples are now with potential customers for evaluation – and initial feedback has been very positive.
- STEM Matters: Guest column – Getting to the heart of technology (06/01/2020)
  
  Play is an important part of toddlers’ development and some of the most commonly used toys, like building blocks & puzzles, are based on the principle of assembly & disassembly, to help children acquire dexterity and understand cause & effect. The same idea can be applied to the study of technology.
- EPDT's H1 2020 IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement now available online (06/01/2020)
  
  Included in this month’s EPDT January issue, the first of this year's twice-yearly IoT & Industry 4.0 supplements is now available in print or digital editions.
- EPDT January 2020 issue (inc. Embedded & Mil/Aero features + IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement) now available online (06/01/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Embedded technologies and Military & Aerospace applications, plus EPDT's twice-yearly IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement.
- 12 billion IoT devices – and why design engineers should care... (03/01/2020)
  
  According to Gartner, it was expected that by 2020 there will be more than 12 billion IoT sensors & devices in use. The market is ever growing, with applications in everything from flight path optimisation & tracking production in oil fields to robotic control & vertical farming.

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