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Features - Manufacturing/Consumables

- Intretech UK helps businesses get to manufacturing faster with custom automation solutions & robotics (23/03/2021)
  
  Intretech UK Ltd is enabling businesses to greatly reduce operational costs & increase profit margins through the use of customised automation & collaborative robots (cobots) to optimise product testing & get to manufacturing faster.
- Commercial EV charging points the way to green driving (23/03/2021)
  
  Solid State Group estimates that it can accelerate customers’ time-to-market by as much as 70% through, among other technologies, use of its pre-certified modular, boxed & off-the-shelf 'system-on-module' (SoM) products for processing & connectivity.
- Altus helps get industrial & manufacturing teams back to work with innovative safety solutions (22/03/2021)
  
  With COVID-19 lockdown restrictions gradually lifting & employees beginning to return to the workplace, safeguarding workers is of paramount importance. Electronic manufacturing & surface mount technology capital equipment distributor, Altus Group is helping companies to plan for successful reopening with a range of solutions designed to keep people & spaces safe, including the introduction of UV Cleanlight.
- Fundamental physics collaboration brings significant benefits to academia & industry for semiconductor & IC production (17/03/2021)
  
  A leading academic team from Edinburgh's Heriot-Watt University is partnering with ASML, the world's largest supplier of photolithography systems to the semiconductor industry for the production of integrated circuits (ICs), driving the advancement of new light source technologies.
- EMC considerations for aerospace & defence (17/03/2021)
  
  The need to protect equipment in harsh environments and battlefield conditions has been responsible for driving forward advances in shielding technology, says David Wall, Chairman of EMI shielding & environmental sealing specialist, Kemtron.
- embedded world 2021 DIGITAL offers international embedded community 5 days of intensive dialogue (08/03/2021)
  
  In reaction to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, this year's embedded world, NürnbergMesse's exhibition & conference for the global embedded community, moved to a completely digital event. The embedded community met from 1-5 March, 2021 to enjoy professional dialogue, this time not at the usual venue in Nuremberg, but online at embedded world 2021 DIGITAL.
- Call to celebrate inspirational women engineers on International Women’s Day 2021 (08/03/2021)
  
  To mark International Women’s Day on Monday 8th March 2021, the Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET) has launched the call for entries for its 2021 Young Woman Engineer (YWE) of the Year Awards.
- Three outstanding women celebrated nationally as Young Woman Engineers of the Year (05/03/2021)
  
  Three young women engineers have been recognised at the Institution of Engineering & Technology’s (IET) Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards for their work in engineering.
- HAKKO Tech Tips: Practical methods to fix a bad solder joint (05/03/2021)
  
  In this Hakko Tech Tips tutorial, we will explore a number of aspects of soldering, covering the pain points of fixing a bad solder joint. We've all been there & hopefully our tips can help. To mix it up a little, we will also look at metals that can’t be soldered and examine the differences between soldering & sweating, as well as welding & soldering.
- World Engineering Day 2021 celebrates launch of new UNESCO report: Engineering for Sustainable Development (04/03/2021)
  
  The second annual World Engineering Day takes place today on 4th March 2021 with the theme, Engineering for A Healthy Planet, and it celebrates the launch of a new UNESCO report on Engineering for Sustainable Development: Delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals. A launch event for the report will be livestreamed at 12pm GMT (1pm CET) on 4th March.
- UNESCO report shows reinforcement of engineering capacities is crucial to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (03/03/2021)
  
  Despite high demand for engineering, global effort is needed to address specific regional disparities, especially in Africa, according to the second UNESCO Engineering Report, 'Engineering for Sustainable Development: Delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals', released to mark World Engineering Day, 4th March 2021.
- Make UK welcomes Budget incentives for apprentices & training (03/03/2021)
  
  Make UK, the manufacturers' organisation, which trains hundreds of apprentices at its world-class Technology Hub in Aston, Birmingham, has welcomed the Chancellor’s new incentives to encourage businesses to take on apprenticeships, announced in yesterday’s Budget.
- Editor’s comment: Industry 5.0 – Digital transformation post-COVID… (03/03/2021)
  
  Just 12 short months ago – almost to the day, as I write this in February 2021 – EPDT published its first coronavirus-related news story. Concerns about the virus escalated rapidly during the second half of January 2020, as more information emerged about the situation in China, the first cases were reported in Europe (on the 24th), and the WHO (World Health Organization) declared a PHEIC (Public Health Emergency of International Concern) on 30th January.
- WE50 Top 50 Women in Engineering 2021 nominations deadline extended (02/03/2021)
  
  The Women’s Engineering Society (WES) has extended the nomination deadline for its Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50) to noon on Monday 15 March 2021.
- EPDT's H1 2021 Electronics Outsourcing supplement now available online (02/03/2021)
  
  Included in this month’s EPDT March issue, the first of this year's twice-yearly Electronics Outsourcing supplements is now available in print or digital editions.
- EPDT March 2021 issue (inc. Displays & Communications features + EMS Outsourcing supplement) now available online (02/03/2021)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Displays technologies & Communications applications, plus the latest edition of EPDT's twice-yearly Electronics Distribution supplement.
- World Engineering Day: Give next generation of engineers the opportunities they deserve, says Make UK (02/03/2021)
  
  Make UK, the manufacturers’ organisation, is using this year’s World Engineering Day (March 4th) to call upon employers in the Midlands to offer the next generation of engineers the opportunity to shape both their careers & the future of ‘Engineering for A Healthy Planet’ – the theme for 2021 – in the face of the COVID-19 crisis.
- Viewpoint: How COVID-19 is impacting outsourced contract electronics manufacturing (01/03/2021)
  
  Every crisis – large or small – creates both challenges & opportunities. And COVID-19 is no different. It has caused tragedy for families & communities around the world; resulted in political upheaval; and massively disrupted the global economy. The consequences will be with us for a long time. Here, Steve Marshall, Managing Director at EMS provider, Offshore Electronics reviews how it is impacting outsourced contract electronics manufacturing (CEM
- Putting quality first in e-paper display design & manufacture (01/03/2021)
  
  It’s easy to overlook the huge effort & intellectual investment that underpins the objects & devices we use every day. In stark terms, the industrialisation process relies on taking complex techniques & commoditising them. This approach to mass manufacturing underpins global commerce – and for any technology to become ubiquitous, it must move in this direction.
- Supply chain lessons learned from fast fashion for electronics manufacturers… (01/03/2021)
  
  Fast fashion reproduces ideas from catwalk trends, celebrity culture & high-fashion designs as cheap, trendy garments for high street & online stores using low quality materials, low cost labour & mass production techniques. Its highly profitable goal is to get the newest styles to market as quickly as possible, where shoppers can snap them up at the height of their popularity, before discarding them after just a few wears.

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