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Solar-powered students travelled 3000 km across the Australian desert in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.

Engineering and business graduates from across the world join up to push the boundaries in digital development and automation.

A remote Chinese mine reduced costs and improved productivity with the help of a new service agreement.

Improved energy efficiency and productivity save money, while also reducing environmental impact and carbon dioxide emissions.

How do industrial furnaces cope with the extreme heat of up to 1,250 degrees Celsius? Powder metallurgy is the answer.

Researchers in Rovereto, Italy, have found a way to make vegetable oil standard for computer-controlled manufacturing machines.

There is a significant gender gap in many industries, as well as a shortage of female engineering talents.

Female leaders from across the globe share their views on engineering and leadership.

Old jobs disappear but new ones are being created with Industry 4.0, a move towards next-generation production methods.

A Swedish mine found a completely new way of working, resulting in improved around-the-clock productivity and safety. Here’s how.

Sandvik employees Darren Male and Mark Bannister turned a near-accident into safer rod racks.

Meet Baxter and Sawyer, two so-called cobots – collaborative robots – that have already joined the workforce.

When successful innovation is a prerequisite for success, businesses need to harness the entrepreneurial spirit.

The innovation that redefined the art of turning and eliminates a problem that has long haunted the manufacturing industry.

Software services in the metalworking sector are expected to quadruple, making the potential for software as big as for tools.