The impact of digital twins on development and innovation 18th March 2019
One of the biggest developments in the world of technology over the last few years has been that of digital twins. A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical system, process or product. The technology essentially provides a real-time look at how a physical asset is performing. Digital twins are already being adopted in industries such as manufacturing, automotive and construction.
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Flying the flag for women in engineering
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The impact of digital twins on development and innovationOne of the biggest developments in the world of technology over the last few years has been that of digital twins. A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical system, process or product. The technology essentially provides a real-time look at how a physical asset is performing. Digital twins are already being adopted in industries such as manufacturing, automotive and construction.
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Supporting electricians with compliant products for the 18th EditionSchneider Electric has released new products to help installers comply with the changes brought about by the latest edition of the IET Wiring Regulations. The 18th Edition came into force on 1st January 2019 and brings with it many alterations to wiring safety and practices. New regulations highlight an increased need for surge protection devices and an expansion in the use of fire-resistant supports.
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The next generation: UK engineering start-upsAs the future remains unclear for the manufacturing and engineering industry in the UK, we try to keep positive and think about the future generation and what they have in store for engineering, so Engineering Specifier caught up with Jon Excell, editor, The Engineer and engineering Launchpad chair to see where he stands on engineering startups, and what is yet to come for the industry.
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Colt DCS celebrates International Women’s DayDetlef Spang, CEO, Colt Data Centre Services talks us through her thoughts on International Women's Day, in terms of how far we have come and what still needs to be done.
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Not everyone will like you, but that is okay!As International Women's Day is still fresh in people's minds we caught up with Kata Kovari-Krecsmari, senior director of product management, LastPass at LogMeIn, to ask about her experiences and opinions.
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Females call for more women in leadership mentoringFemale leaders are demanding better women in leadership mentoring programmes as almost all believe the current initiatives offered by their companies are ineffective with 95% stating that gender discrimination and gender-bias remains an issue in their offices, according to REED.
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International Women’s Day – It’s all about leading by exampleShelly Hershkovitz, Product Manager, Research and Innovation at Imperva talks about being a women in technology, on International Women's Day, what it means to her, and what needs to change to further empower more females to follow in her footsteps.
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WES launches WE50 Awards for 2019The Women’s Engineering Society (WES) has announced the fourth iteration of the Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50) campaign in 2019. Building on the success of the 2016, 2017 and 2018 campaigns, WES is looking to increase the reach, profile and engagement to encourage young women into engineering.
