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Academic projects designed for the real world

Academic projects designed for the real world

Academic engineering projects not only help create the design minds of tomorrow, but the resulting creations often achieve innovation in their own right. The University of Bath’s Mechanical Engineering Department fosters this spirit, partnering with supporters from industry to innovate for the real world.

Academic projects designed for the real world

Academic projects designed for the real world

Academic engineering projects not only help create the design minds of tomorrow, but the resulting creations often achieve innovation in their own right. The University of Bath’s Mechanical Engineering Department fosters this spirit, partnering with supporters from industry to innovate for the real world.

Renishaw’s optical encoders selected for 'unique' linear motor

Renishaw’s optical encoders selected for 'unique' linear motor

Constant velocity control is essential for many advanced industrial processes, but traditional motor designs give rise to cogging forces which generate ripples in the motor velocity. KOVERY has designed a series of advanced linear motors, with integrated Renishaw encoders, that solve this problem.

Brushless DC motors optimise performance for medical ventilators

Brushless DC motors optimise performance for medical ventilators

In modern medicine, ventilators have significantly enhanced patient survival rates. Providing essential airflow when natural breathing is insufficient to sustain life, these devices support people undergoing surgery, tackling lung issues, suffering pulmonary ailments, or facing otherwise imminent failure of bodily functions.

Is human comfort compatible with energy efficiency?

Is human comfort compatible with energy efficiency?

In a building’s HVAC systems, there’s only so much efficiency you can achieve before you start having to make trade-offs in terms of occupant comfort. However, achieving maximum comfort with minimum energy usage doesn’t have to be a zero-sum game, as ABB’s Carl Turbitt explains.

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