Electrical Engineering

Manufacturing automation has long relied on the idea that parts arrive in the same position every time, enabling fixed, repeatable processes

In practice, assemblies vary, components shift during handling and tolerances can stack up across multiple parts, creating a gap between expected and actual positioning that is difficult to ignore. Here, Alexander Hale, product manager a...

The COP31 Presidency of Türkiye and Australia has proposed a ‘35 by 35’ goal: increasing electricity’s share of global final energy consumption from around 20 per cent today to 35 per cent by 2035

However, electrification risks outpacing the infrastructure needed to support it. As transport, manufacturing and other sectors move away from fossil fuels, electrical systems must ...

Manufacturers are under pressure to increase throughput, minimise downtime and integrate increasingly sophisticated electrical equipment into existing operations, while ensuring systems can be brought online quickly following installation or upgrades

As equipment becomes more complex, successful commissioning increasingly depends on the quality of the work carried out...

As demand for on-site renewable energy continues to grow, the market for solar installers is also changing

New rules allowing households to install plug-in solar panels without professional installation could see part of the domestic market move towards DIY solutions. For established solar installers, that makes diversifying into other forms of renewable generation mor...

In the world’s most demanding operational environments, battery technology plays a critical role in keeping personnel, vehicles and mission-critical electronics functioning when failure is not an option

From the physical demands placed on dismounted soldiers to the extreme pressures encountered by underwater vehicles, modern defence batteries must do far more than store energ...