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Building the world’s first high-resolution thermal imaging satellite

Building the world’s first high-resolution thermal imaging satellite

British scale-up Satellite Vu has formally signed a contract with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (SSTL) to build its first satellite.

NASA spacecraft touches the Sun in “monumental moment for solar science”

NASA spacecraft touches the Sun in “monumental moment for solar science”

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has made history as the first-ever spacecraft to 'touch' the Sun.

Interactive movie posters provide fans with immersive experiences

Interactive movie posters provide fans with immersive experiences

Accenture is helping Disney Studios’ StudioLAB develop and pilot interactive movie posters that incorporate digital technologies, including cloud and OLED displays, to provide moviegoers and fans with engaging, immersive and memorable content experiences.

The very first successful trial of public EV inductive charging

The very first successful trial of public EV inductive charging

char.gy, a specialist in ‘on-street’ EV charging technologies and services, confirmed the world’s first trial of public EV inductive charging in Marlow, Buckinghamshire.

Half of new engineering recruits lack the right skills

Half of new engineering recruits lack the right skills

Less than half of new engineering recruits have either the necessary technical or soft skills needed for work within the industry, a new Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) skills survey reveals, prompting fears ‘the UK skills crisis will keep growing unless government and industry take action’.

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