Blogs

IoT, the black box during tooling crashes

In the aerospace industry we see black boxes used to save all sorts of pertinent data and even conversations up to the time of the crash. Dash cams in cars record data also constantly but overwrite the info unless pertinent. In the case of manufacturing and tooling crashes, the internet of things is the black box.

Oak Ridge National Lab leading technology of tomorrow

On a recent visit to Oak Ridge National Labs (ORNL) I lost my breath with all the technology that ORNL was taking the lead on in development alongside partnering with manufacturing.

Travel business is down, technology is up! 8-30

Using private wireless to charter a flight to economic health for airports

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented change to airports. Global passenger traffic declined by 94% year-on-year in April 2020 according to Airports Council International.

Analysing an attack on automotive keyless entry systems

Modern vehicles are becoming increasingly susceptible to cybersecurity attacks with increased connectivity capabilities and larger, more complex software in automotive systems.

Meeting EV targets through data collection and analysis

As a result of bringing forward the ban of selling new petrol, diesel or hybrid cars from 2040 to 2030, as part of the UK Government’s ‘Road to Zero Strategy,’ the pressure is on for all governments to meet Electric Vehicle (EV) targets.

Investing in the future: Grow your own robot

Connecting the mobile workforce with vehicle intelligence

Managing a mobile workforce from vehicles and trucks to equipment and drivers can present unique challenges for fleet operators.

The role of video and sensor tech in smart cities

With smart city and building technology on the rise to make our urban infrastructures data-driven, efficient and more liveable, there has been a focus on the place of video technology.

Intelligent transport systems are key to revolutionising urban areas