Austal wins LCS service contract from US Navy Â
Austal has secured a US$16.5 million contract from the United States Department of Defence to provide engineering and management services for the Independence Class...
Renault, Plug Power to launch a 50-50 fuel cell JV
Groupe Renault has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Plug Power Inc., global leader in fuel cell systems and hydrogen related services, to...
Alcoa Corporation completes separation from Alcoa Inc.
Alcoa Corporation has completed the separation from its parent company Alcoa Inc. – now named Arconic Inc. – and has begun operating as an...
Huawei, China Mobile and Haier to build smart factories
Huawei and China Mobile have announced that they will help Haier deploy 5G solutions in its smart factories across the world.
China’s largest consumer electronics...
Volvo to go all electric in 2019
In a world first, Swedish car maker Volvo announced that all its launches from 2019 will have an electric motor.
The move will see Volvo...
UK manufacturers lessen growth forecast amid economic uncertainties
UK manufacturers have cut back on their growth expectations in factory output for 2023, citing huge uncertainty surrounding demand and energy prices.Â
Published today, the...
Volvo vows to manufacture only electric cars by 2030, launches the pure electric C40...
Volvo Cars has committed to becoming fully electric – selling only fully electric cars and phasing out models running on internal combustible engines, including...
Boeing deepens collaboration with US Air Force, delivers six enhanced B-52 bomber weapons bay...
Boeing has signed an $855 million contract extension with the US Air Force that will see the world's largest aerospace company continue to maintain...
University of Miami engineers design 3D printed nasal swabs
A team of engineers and architects from the University of Miami has used additive manufacturing to produce nasopharyngeal swabs used in coronavirus testing. The...
Sauber Technologies invests in AM Solutions’ S1 shot blast machines
3D post-processing technology provider AM Solutions announced that Sauber Technologies, a company known for its 3D print solutions for Formula 1 racing cars and other industries, is using its shot blast system for the manufacture of the HiPAC components of the latter's vehicles.Â



























