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On Earth Day, Farnell has announced that it has received the Greener Path Landfill Diversion Award in recognition of exceptional environmental performance within the company’s waste and recycling operation.

Although the manufacturing sector is still the biggest purchaser of robots, there are now huge commercial opportunities arising for ‘service robots’. This is in part driven by the number of new startups, which currently account for approximately 29% of all the robot companies in operation.

Let’s Go Zero, the national campaign for all UK schools, colleges, and nurseries to be zero carbon by 2030, welcomes London Mayor Sadiq Khan's new climate action plan announced on 12th April 2024, which includes the launch of a new Net Zero Schools initiative.

Applications that require speed and power also generate waste heat. This is where application-optimised cooling solutions from CTX come into play: the heat sink specialist offers project-specific solutions for efficient cooling of high-power electronic components.

TME Electronic Components explores various ESD connectors and tapes for SMT components now on offer in the TME catalogue.

ENNOVI has introduced a more advanced and sustainable way of producing flexible circuits for low voltage signals in EV battery cell contacting systems.

The EU's NIS 2 Directive on cybersecurity is set to take effect across the 27 member states on October 18, 2024, introducing stricter risk management and incident reporting obligations for a broader range of industries. The NIS 2 aims to establish a high standard level of cybersecurity and resilience throughout the Union.

Pragmatic Semiconductor recently hosted HRH The Princess Royal for the official inauguration of the UK's first 300mm semiconductor wafer fabrication line at Pragmatic Park in Durham.

A Simon Fraser University professor is helping make strides towards a “sustainable, intelligent world” by propelling printable sensor technologies.

As the Easter season approaches, confectioners and chocolate manufacturers are not only busy thinking up tasty eggs and bunny combinations; they are also embracing the latest advancements in electronics and automation.