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Dr John Lazar CBE FREng, a global technology pioneer and investor, has been officially announced as the new President ofthe Royal Academy of Engineering.

Eseye has announced the release of its fourth annual State of IoT Adoption Report for 2024, finding less than 0.5% of US and UK businesses achieve connectivity resilience.

Electric vehicles (EVs) have become a mainstay of the automotive market. Research from the International Energy Agency suggests global EV sales will reach 17 million by the end of 2024, accounting for more than one in five cars sold worldwide. However, as these cutting-edge machines grow in popularity, they become increasingly complex, which presents manufacturers and engineers with a challenge - how do you maximise performance while optimising c...

ByJames Louw, Director of Engineering at evcables.com As the electric vehicle (EV) market experiences unprecedented growth, with global sales projected to reach 14 million units by the end of 2024 – a 35% increase from the previous year – complementary technologies getting ready to enhance the versatility and functionality of these vehicles.

Geotab has released new data that indicates EV batteries will now be able to last 20 years or more.

From 22nd to 24th October, Panasonic Industry will exhibit at Enlit Europe at Fiera Milano di Rho, in Milan, Italy.

A new medical delivery service is set to useelectric drones to transporturgent blood samples, aiming to improve patient care by reducing turnaround times for analysis.

WorldSkills Lyon 2024 took place in Lyon, France, with 1,400 competitors from nearly 70 countries and regions competed in 59 different skills, from construction technology to fashion, personal services, engineering, and more between the 10–15 September 2024.

Four organisations have been chosen to receive funding from the Government's AI Fairness Innovation Challenge to develop innovative solutions aimed at combatting bias and discrimination within AI systems across sectors such as higher education, healthcare, finance, and recruitment.

Seventy-two percent of companies are lacking the necessary talent in key areas like AI, data analytics, and cyber security - up from 69% in 2023, according to a new report fromDocusign’s ‘Digital Maturity Report’2024.