Imprinted on the memory
By Holly Else, .
Iris recognition systems haven’t been too successful at airports so far but fingerprint devices have found their way into schools and prisons. Where next?
Professional Engineering
Issue: 2012-07-03
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Engineering eye
By PE, .
News and rumours from within the world of engineering
Turning CAD gripes into creative solutions
By Lee Hibbert, .
All engineers have annoyances with the CAD software they use. It’s the job of Rick Chin at SolidWorks, to pinpoint those frustrations and turn them into new products
Warriors live to fight another day
By Lee Hibbert, .
The army’s long-serving armoured vehicles are being upgraded, with improved firepower and stronger safeguards for the soldiers inside
Sutainability tastes sweet
By Lee Hibbert, .
Nothing is wasted at the Wissington sugar beet plant in Norfolk, which turns out a diverse range of 125 saleable products. PE visits the site
Technology is going for gold
By PE, .
IMechE report says additive layer manufacturing and nanotechnology will help athletes break records of the future
HMS Belfast
By Lana Bozovic, .
Experience vivid reminders of World War Two battles
Prescription for a healthy workforce
By PE, .
Employers, the government and the NHS all need to do more to cut sickness absence, says Sayeed Khan, chief medical adviser at manufacturers’ organisation EEF
Schools let down by industry, say firms
By PE, .
Survey of 500 manufacturing and engineering businesses reveals worrying results
Government must do more to help British engineering innovation to flourish
By Lee Hibbert, .
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