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The bike that’s built to last for life

02/02/2029

Using Accu fasteners and fixings, alongside other valued components from manufacturers across the world, Temple Cycles designs, tests and assembles vibrant and versatile bikes for every type of cyclist.

Schneider Electric explores the impact of Spring Budget 2023 on industry

02/02/2029

Mark Yeeles, Vice President UK & Ireland, Industrial Automation at Schneider Electric, responds to the 2023 Spring Budget.

We need to empower women to pave their own pathways in STEM

02/02/2029

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2023, Joanna Kori, Head of People and Nicola Pickering, VP, Customer Success & Delivery, at Encompass Corporation reflect on their STEM journeys, and the importance of inspiring future female leaders.

What’s still holding back the EV revolution?

02/02/2029

In his 2022 Autumn Statement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced that EV owners will have to pay road tax from 2025. Critics say the move will further hinder consumers from purchasing an EV sooner than they need to.

From batteries to burgers: Fast scanning finds new inspection applications

02/02/2029

Tech advancements, such as sophisticated sensor technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and faster microprocessors are conspiring to make line-scan camera technology a compelling option in a host of new areas.

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