Let's examine Britain’s engineering skills shortage and explain how automated engineering can redefine the role of the manufacturing engineer and ultimately bridge the skills gap.
Globally, humans have been taking advantage of hydro-electric power for centuries, but with increasing pressure to meet renewable energy targets, perhaps it is time that the world invested further.
While technology such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and the Internet of Things (IoT) are significant in their own right, it is the combination of these technologies that will really impact Industry 4.0.
Released at the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2018, the ‘Readiness for the Future of Production’ report highlights Britain as one of 25 countries in a positive position to benefit from Industry 4.0.
