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Carbon reduction, healthcare, and sustainability drive new innovations on show at Advanced Engineering

Advanced Engineering incorporates all aspects of engineering, from design, test and measurement, inspection, materials and production, across industries including aerospace, automotive, marine, medical and many more. At the show, representatives from the entire supply chain of the UK’s advanced engineering industry will present their latest innovations and business developments in front of some of its most influential stakeholders.

This year the show is introducing a new dedicated Medical Device Engineering Zone and a revamped Enabling Innovation Zone is returning, which showcases ground-breaking technologies to the engineering community.

Open Forum

For 2019, Advanced Engneering has secured a wealth of industry professionals to participate in forums that will discuss the latest innovations, technologies and key issues in the engineering industry. Its extensive Open Forum programme features speakers from Siemens Digital Industries, BAE Systems, McLaren Automotive and IBM Academy of Technology, amongst many others.

Other confirmed speakers include Ford Motor Company, GKN, DePuy Synthes — part of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies, Williams Advanced Engineering and Lotus. Each forum includes a schedule that offers insight on important industry topics and will count towards Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for attendees.

“UK manufacturing is flourishing and the Advanced Engineering show displays that in all its glory”, said Jeremy Whittingham, Head of Marketing at Advanced Engineering. “It is vital to educate and celebrate the engineering and manufacturing industries across the world and that’s why Advanced Engineering is welcoming UK businesses such as McLaren and BAE Systems, as well as international companies like Siemens.”

The Connected Manufacturing Forum will cover topics such as Industry 4.0 and data usage, while the Aerospace Engineering Forum will discuss additive manufacturing applications and aerospace 4.0. The Composites Engineering Forum will discuss next generation materials, the Automotive Engineering Forum will showcase sustainable and additive manufacturing and the Medical Device Forum will include sessions on wearable technology, cybersecurity and 3D printing.

“The forum programme is a great opportunity for attendees to engage and learn about current trends and new technologies in the industry from some of the biggest names in the sector, while the exhibition provides the opportunity for attendees to network and present their products and innovations to industry professionals alike”, continued Whittingham. “We will announce more speakers and topics for discussion on our website in the weeks leading up to the show.”

E&T Magazine readers can register for a VIP pass to Advanced Engineering. This gives readers access to priority seating at all five open forums, an invitation to networking drinks on October 30, A VIP guided tour across the event and entrance to Lab Innovations, our sister event dedicated to the entire laboratory industry.

What’s new in medical?

Advanced Engineering has announced the launch of its Medical Device Engineering Zone in response to visitor feedback about the importance of the sector to UK engineering. The zone, supported by Medilink, GTMA, Gambica and other UK trade bodies will showcase medical parts and components manufacturers, software specialists and more.

The zone will help to accelerate the development of ground-breaking technology and business transfer in the medical technology sector while giving exhibitors the opportunity to expand their reach to aerospace, automotive, and civil sectors.

At the Medical Device Engineering open forum visitors will also hear from industry experts, such as Xi Engineering and DePuy Synthes — part of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies about medical device regulations and how 3D printing and wearable technologies are disrupting the industry.

Taking flight

The Aero Engineering Zone is dedicated to research and development, design, test, inspection, production and assembly, bringing together global OEMs and top tier manufacturers to see the latest innovations in the sector.

The Space Engineering and Technology Transfer session will be one of the highlights of the Aero Engineering Open Forum with a keynote presentation from Sarah Cruddas, Space Journalist and Broadcaster. On October 30 from 15:00 visitors can hear from the European Space Agency and Toray Advanced Composites Ltd. Each talk will look at the future trends in the rapidly evolving space industry and what this means for industry in both opportunities and material and manufacturing development needs.

“The aerospace sector directly employs 120,000 people in the UK and supports another 118,000 indirectly”, explained Whittingham. “Our Aero Engineering Zone gives engineers the opportunity to gather and work together with associations such as ADS and international companies to improve processes, innovation and supply chain competitiveness.”

At this years’ Aerospace Engineering Open Forum, speakers will cover topics such as additive manufacturing applications hybrid propulsion systems and aerospace 4.0. Visitors will also hear from Prof. John Kennedy, Head of the School of Engineering at Trinity College London will also be exploring how new technologies such as additive manufacturing will impact the development of noise reduction technologies.

Driving forward

Automotive engineering forms a key part of UK manufacturing, having a turnover in excess of £77Bn, and investment in research and development (R & D) alone almost £3Bn. The Automotive Engineering Zone is the UK’s dedicated event for manufacturers and the automotive industry supply chain contributing to this growing area of the industry. The exhibitors and speakers will cover all areas of the industry, from R & D, through design, test, and production.

This year, speakers at the Automotive Engineering Forum will explore the potential of new technologies set to disrupt the industry, such as additive manufacturing electrification and big data.

Visitors can hear from some of the most influential leaders in the industry, such as Alan Banks at Ford Motor Company, who will deliver a keynote speech on Composite Lightweight Automotive Suspension Systems. Visitors will also hear from Dan Burge, Commercial Director at Lotus Engineering and Technology on Delivering Intelligent Solutions. Representatives from the IET will also be speaking to showcase how its partnership programme can support businesses in the industry.

The voice of the industry

Advanced Engineering will celebrate the launch its Voice of Industry report during the show. It documents the experiences of leading manufacturers on topics currently impacting engineering, such as Brexit, the skills shortage and product innovation.

The report features interviews with senior figures in leading companies such as Renishaw, Atlas Copco and Novotek. It also has an opening foreword from Mike Wilson, Chairman of the British Automation and Robot Association (BARA) and a spokesperson from the company will also join the programme of speakers at the Open Forum.

“In times of uncertainty, whether that’s in the marketplace, innovation or the choice of technologies available to you, industry leaders suggest that those who strive to invest will overcome doubt and make profit,” explained Jeremy Whittingham. “That’s why we believe in supporting and demonstrating the UK’s flourishing engineering markets here at Advanced Engineering. To do this, we’re expanding the show’s offering to keep pace with the burgeoning growth of the UK’s industry.”

Enabling innovation

This year Advanced Engineering has revamped its Enabling Innovation Zone, sponsored this year by PA Consulting, to provide small enterprises with a platform to showcase their ideas to leading manufacturing companies. The ten finalists, decided by judges from Innovate UK/KTN, Innovation DB and the Institute for Manufacturing will showcase their technologies on dedicated plinths in the zone.

Nominees include Fluid Maintenance Solutions Ltd, which offers a coolant fluid management solution, iCOMAT, which enables the automated placement of carbon fibre tapes on curved paths, and Texture Jet Ltd, which has developed Surface Texture Adjustment Technology (STAT), a tooling platform that enables users to rapidly produce a variety of surface textures on components.

Other finalists include ES Precision Ltd, which has developed lasers to perforate the inner liners of prosthetic limbs, making them more comfortable for users. There is also Intra Drive Ltd, an Edinburgh based start-up that has developed drivetrain technology for the electrical pedal assist bicycle market, Holoxica Ltd, which specialises in holographic 3D imagery and motion video and Acoustic Camera UK Ltd, which has produced the world’s first portable, splash-proof, battery-powered acoustic camera that captures the equivalent of thermal imaging for sound sources.

Optima3D Technology Ltd, which designs and manufactures equipment that enables 3D weaving of composite materials, has also been shortlisted, as well as a team from the University of Nottingham that has developed a handheld, touchscreen device incorporating machine vision and artificial intelligence (AI) learning platform.

“The companies that have been shortlisted for the 2019 Enabling Innovation Zone truly demonstrate the breadth of innovation and skill from the UK engineering industry,” said Whittingham. “We’re excited to welcome the companies to the event this year and look forward to announcing the winner.”

Very Important Visitors – For E&T readers

Visitors to this year’s Advanced Engineering will have the opportunity to hear from the industry’s most influential professionals at the Open Forum. As readers of E&T Magazine you will not only be able to hear from these professionals but also engage with them at networking events.

E&T Magazine readers can register for a VIP pass to Advanced Engineering. This gives readers access to priority seating at all five open forums, an invitation to networking drinks on October 30, A VIP guided tour across the event and entrance to Lab Innovations, our sister event dedicated to the entire laboratory industry. 

“As a visitor, you have the chance to engage with OEMs and supply chain partners from sectors spanning design, test, measurement, inspection and production, in industries that range from aero, automotive, motorsport, composite materials and renewable energy, rail, marine, space and more”, explains Jeremy Whittingham.

“Last year, the show enjoyed a ten per cent rise in OEM and tier one manufacturer attendance compared to its previous year, leading exhibitors to book at a record rate for 2019’s show,” Mr Whittingham added. “With companies keener than ever to attend and exhibit at the show, Advanced Engineering is certainly positioned as one of the must-visit events of the year”.

Advanced Engineering 2019 takes place on October 30 and 31 at the NEC, Birmingham. To view the open forum schedule, visit www.advancedengineeringuk.com.

Carbon reduction, healthcare, and sustainability drive new innovations on show at Advanced Engineering

Advanced Engineering incorporates all aspects of engineering, from design, test and measurement, inspection, materials and production, across industries including aerospace, automotive, marine, medical and many more. At the show, representatives from the entire supply chain of the UK’s advanced engineering industry will present their latest innovations and business developments in front of some of its most influential stakeholders.

This year the show is introducing a new dedicated Medical Device Engineering Zone and a revamped Enabling Innovation Zone is returning, which showcases ground-breaking technologies to the engineering community.

Open Forum

For 2019, Advanced Engneering has secured a wealth of industry professionals to participate in forums that will discuss the latest innovations, technologies and key issues in the engineering industry. Its extensive Open Forum programme features speakers from Siemens Digital Industries, BAE Systems, McLaren Automotive and IBM Academy of Technology, amongst many others.

Other confirmed speakers include Ford Motor Company, GKN, DePuy Synthes — part of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies, Williams Advanced Engineering and Lotus. Each forum includes a schedule that offers insight on important industry topics and will count towards Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for attendees.

“UK manufacturing is flourishing and the Advanced Engineering show displays that in all its glory”, said Jeremy Whittingham, Head of Marketing at Advanced Engineering. “It is vital to educate and celebrate the engineering and manufacturing industries across the world and that’s why Advanced Engineering is welcoming UK businesses such as McLaren and BAE Systems, as well as international companies like Siemens.”

The Connected Manufacturing Forum will cover topics such as Industry 4.0 and data usage, while the Aerospace Engineering Forum will discuss additive manufacturing applications and aerospace 4.0. The Composites Engineering Forum will discuss next generation materials, the Automotive Engineering Forum will showcase sustainable and additive manufacturing and the Medical Device Forum will include sessions on wearable technology, cybersecurity and 3D printing.

“The forum programme is a great opportunity for attendees to engage and learn about current trends and new technologies in the industry from some of the biggest names in the sector, while the exhibition provides the opportunity for attendees to network and present their products and innovations to industry professionals alike”, continued Whittingham. “We will announce more speakers and topics for discussion on our website in the weeks leading up to the show.”

E&T Magazine readers can register for a VIP pass to Advanced Engineering. This gives readers access to priority seating at all five open forums, an invitation to networking drinks on October 30, A VIP guided tour across the event and entrance to Lab Innovations, our sister event dedicated to the entire laboratory industry.

What’s new in medical?

Advanced Engineering has announced the launch of its Medical Device Engineering Zone in response to visitor feedback about the importance of the sector to UK engineering. The zone, supported by Medilink, GTMA, Gambica and other UK trade bodies will showcase medical parts and components manufacturers, software specialists and more.

The zone will help to accelerate the development of ground-breaking technology and business transfer in the medical technology sector while giving exhibitors the opportunity to expand their reach to aerospace, automotive, and civil sectors.

At the Medical Device Engineering open forum visitors will also hear from industry experts, such as Xi Engineering and DePuy Synthes — part of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies about medical device regulations and how 3D printing and wearable technologies are disrupting the industry.

Taking flight

The Aero Engineering Zone is dedicated to research and development, design, test, inspection, production and assembly, bringing together global OEMs and top tier manufacturers to see the latest innovations in the sector.

The Space Engineering and Technology Transfer session will be one of the highlights of the Aero Engineering Open Forum with a keynote presentation from Sarah Cruddas, Space Journalist and Broadcaster. On October 30 from 15:00 visitors can hear from the European Space Agency and Toray Advanced Composites Ltd. Each talk will look at the future trends in the rapidly evolving space industry and what this means for industry in both opportunities and material and manufacturing development needs.

“The aerospace sector directly employs 120,000 people in the UK and supports another 118,000 indirectly”, explained Whittingham. “Our Aero Engineering Zone gives engineers the opportunity to gather and work together with associations such as ADS and international companies to improve processes, innovation and supply chain competitiveness.”

At this years’ Aerospace Engineering Open Forum, speakers will cover topics such as additive manufacturing applications hybrid propulsion systems and aerospace 4.0. Visitors will also hear from Prof. John Kennedy, Head of the School of Engineering at Trinity College London will also be exploring how new technologies such as additive manufacturing will impact the development of noise reduction technologies.

Driving forward

Automotive engineering forms a key part of UK manufacturing, having a turnover in excess of £77Bn, and investment in research and development (R & D) alone almost £3Bn. The Automotive Engineering Zone is the UK’s dedicated event for manufacturers and the automotive industry supply chain contributing to this growing area of the industry. The exhibitors and speakers will cover all areas of the industry, from R & D, through design, test, and production.

This year, speakers at the Automotive Engineering Forum will explore the potential of new technologies set to disrupt the industry, such as additive manufacturing electrification and big data.

Visitors can hear from some of the most influential leaders in the industry, such as Alan Banks at Ford Motor Company, who will deliver a keynote speech on Composite Lightweight Automotive Suspension Systems. Visitors will also hear from Dan Burge, Commercial Director at Lotus Engineering and Technology on Delivering Intelligent Solutions. Representatives from the IET will also be speaking to showcase how its partnership programme can support businesses in the industry.

The voice of the industry

Advanced Engineering will celebrate the launch its Voice of Industry report during the show. It documents the experiences of leading manufacturers on topics currently impacting engineering, such as Brexit, the skills shortage and product innovation.

The report features interviews with senior figures in leading companies such as Renishaw, Atlas Copco and Novotek. It also has an opening foreword from Mike Wilson, Chairman of the British Automation and Robot Association (BARA) and a spokesperson from the company will also join the programme of speakers at the Open Forum.

“In times of uncertainty, whether that’s in the marketplace, innovation or the choice of technologies available to you, industry leaders suggest that those who strive to invest will overcome doubt and make profit,” explained Jeremy Whittingham. “That’s why we believe in supporting and demonstrating the UK’s flourishing engineering markets here at Advanced Engineering. To do this, we’re expanding the show’s offering to keep pace with the burgeoning growth of the UK’s industry.”

Enabling innovation

This year Advanced Engineering has revamped its Enabling Innovation Zone, sponsored this year by PA Consulting, to provide small enterprises with a platform to showcase their ideas to leading manufacturing companies. The ten finalists, decided by judges from Innovate UK/KTN, Innovation DB and the Institute for Manufacturing will showcase their technologies on dedicated plinths in the zone.

Nominees include Fluid Maintenance Solutions Ltd, which offers a coolant fluid management solution, iCOMAT, which enables the automated placement of carbon fibre tapes on curved paths, and Texture Jet Ltd, which has developed Surface Texture Adjustment Technology (STAT), a tooling platform that enables users to rapidly produce a variety of surface textures on components.

Other finalists include ES Precision Ltd, which has developed lasers to perforate the inner liners of prosthetic limbs, making them more comfortable for users. There is also Intra Drive Ltd, an Edinburgh based start-up that has developed drivetrain technology for the electrical pedal assist bicycle market, Holoxica Ltd, which specialises in holographic 3D imagery and motion video and Acoustic Camera UK Ltd, which has produced the world’s first portable, splash-proof, battery-powered acoustic camera that captures the equivalent of thermal imaging for sound sources.

Optima3D Technology Ltd, which designs and manufactures equipment that enables 3D weaving of composite materials, has also been shortlisted, as well as a team from the University of Nottingham that has developed a handheld, touchscreen device incorporating machine vision and artificial intelligence (AI) learning platform.

“The companies that have been shortlisted for the 2019 Enabling Innovation Zone truly demonstrate the breadth of innovation and skill from the UK engineering industry,” said Whittingham. “We’re excited to welcome the companies to the event this year and look forward to announcing the winner.”

Very Important Visitors – For E&T readers

Visitors to this year’s Advanced Engineering will have the opportunity to hear from the industry’s most influential professionals at the Open Forum. As readers of E&T Magazine you will not only be able to hear from these professionals but also engage with them at networking events.

E&T Magazine readers can register for a VIP pass to Advanced Engineering. This gives readers access to priority seating at all five open forums, an invitation to networking drinks on October 30, A VIP guided tour across the event and entrance to Lab Innovations, our sister event dedicated to the entire laboratory industry. 

“As a visitor, you have the chance to engage with OEMs and supply chain partners from sectors spanning design, test, measurement, inspection and production, in industries that range from aero, automotive, motorsport, composite materials and renewable energy, rail, marine, space and more”, explains Jeremy Whittingham.

“Last year, the show enjoyed a ten per cent rise in OEM and tier one manufacturer attendance compared to its previous year, leading exhibitors to book at a record rate for 2019’s show,” Mr Whittingham added. “With companies keener than ever to attend and exhibit at the show, Advanced Engineering is certainly positioned as one of the must-visit events of the year”.

Advanced Engineering 2019 takes place on October 30 and 31 at the NEC, Birmingham. To view the open forum schedule, visit www.advancedengineeringuk.com.

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