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The research aims to improve a next-generation AI-based rail safety device, the prototype of which is currently in operation on a UK Network Rail-operated level crossing

Leicester study compares human hazard perception with AI

NTU scientists have developed a stretchable and waterproof ‘fabric’ that turns energy generated from body movements into electrical energy

Fabric generates electricity from movement

Comment: rightshoring - not onshoring - is key to supply chain resilience

Fibres developed at developed at The University of Texas at Austin and Penn State University can be used as muscle-like structures in robots

Fibre actuator shows potential for robotics

Formation ageing and test is one of the most heavily automated stages within the facility

On the charge: How UKBIC is helping to accelerate the UK's battery manufacturing ambitions

Researchers at Chalmers and SSPA have devised a unique measurement technique to adapt hydrofoils to larger passenger ferries (Credit: Lloyd Images)

Swedish study shows benefits of hydrofoiling boats

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LBRS enters lithium-ion battery recycling partnership with Voi

A prototype semi-transparent perovskite solar cell

Monash team shows solar window progress

Sonication shows promise in production of cream tea staples

The DEMO snake will be deployed and operated remotely inside a hazardous environment without being touched by humans

UKAEA robotic snake shows laser-welding capabilities in pipework

Panel session: Business resilience - protecting plant, process and people from the impact of volatility and change