Event director Grace Gilling shares how Smart Manufacturing Week has evolved into a must-attend showcase of innovation, talent, and thought leadership, spotlighting the latest advancements in manufacturing and engineering
Damaged or faulty cables can lead to serious safety hazards and costly downtime in industrial settings. Precision wire stripping is critical for ensuring safe electrical connections, but choosing the right tools can make all the difference, says Michael Chappell
Part of the University of Cambridge’s Department of Engineering, The Institute for Manufacturing’s (IfM) world-leading research focuses on a wide range of manufacturing issues. Here IP&E speaks to David Lott, CEO at IfM Engage, the knowledge transfer arm of the IfM, to find out about their plans for Smart Manufacturing Week 2025
Paragon needed to replace its ageing on-site nitrogen generator with a new model that would be more efficient and achieve the high purity required in its selective laser sintering process
IFS Ultimo will showcase its enterprise asset management maturity model and cutting-edge AI functionality at Maintec 2025 on 4-5 June at the NEC Birmingham
Featuring cutting-edge exhibitions, including Smart Factory Expo, Maintec, and Drives and Controls, Smart Manufacturing Week will highlight a range of key themes, such as advancements in Industry 4.0, from automation and AI to sustainability and workforce development. With expert-led sessions, live technology demonstrations, and a focus on bridging the skills gap, Smart Manufacturing Week is an essential opportunity to explore the tools and strategies shaping the future of the industry
Network Space partnered with ASSA ABLOY, which has provided bespoke Secured by Design sectional doors, adaptable loading bays, and tailored solutions for its Broadheath Networkcentre
Virtual 3D showrooms are changing the landscape for industrial process equipment manufacturers and buyers alike, explains Mark Worger
Embracing condition-based maintenance strategies and energy appraisals offers businesses a clear path to optimising performance, cutting costs, and reducing carbon emissions, says Oswald Deuchar
Automation is becoming more accessible to users without deep technical skills and industrial automation is following a similar path. By optimising traditional coding practices, businesses of all sizes can overcome this skills gap to reap productivity and efficiency gains, explains Stephen Hayes
IPE publishes a weekly eNewsletter, delivering a carefully chosen selection of the latest stories straight to your inbox.
Subscribe here
Western Business Media,
Dorset House, 64 High Street,
East Grinstead, RH19 3DE
01342 314 300
[email protected]
© Western Business Media, 2026. All rights reserved.
