3D nanoprinted “light cages” could enable fast, reliable storage of quantum information, paving the way for a global quantum internet.
A new type of printable aluminium could redefine the future of flight, according to MIT researchers.
The Royal Academy of Engineering awards £39 million to solutions ranging from ammonia-stored renewable energy and nanoengineered lightweight batteries to power electric aeroplanes, to a new type of computer memory that doesn’t generate heat.
Manufacturers have seen margins recover as average sales across the sector rise by almost 13 percent.
DPA’s December issue covers the topics of Robotics, Drives & Motion Control, Bearings, Belts & Chains, and a special supplement on Medical & Pharmaceutical.