Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Mechanical Engineering",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Clamping sleeves can be adapted to any space from
Roemheld UK, which we summarised at the time by saying "The Kostyrka clamping sleeve offers a made-to-order fit for every application and lasting reliability and repeatability so it can simply be installed and then forgotten".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Software supports engineering education from
SolidWorks Corporation: "Boston University is using 500 licences of SolidWorks Education Edition to teach freshmen and sophomores CAD and engineering fundamentals".
In December 2007, we covered the news from Technology Innovation Centre
- take a look at Postgraduate scheme pays for MSc studies
which says: "A Government-funded scheme is enabling TIC to offer full-time fees-paid MSc courses in several engineering and business operations disciplines to graduates seeking to enhance their career prospects".
Take a look also at the news release from SoftInWay, Bundle cuts turbo design teaching costs,
as well as Sensors suit dangerous environments from Impress Sensors and Systems,
and Awards recognise young acoustic engineers from Institute of Acoustics.
See also:
Company expands engineering staff
(October 2007)
Walter Dempster brings a wealth of naval platform experience having spent more than ten years working on a major project for Trafalgar Class submarines
CAD software cuts design times
(September 2007)
Lowrance used Pro/Engineer design and simulation solutions to slash cut the development time for its marine electronics products in half
CAD software aimed at students
(September 2007)
SolidWorks Education Edition 2007-2008 now includes CosmosWorks Advanced Professional and CosmosFloWorks Professional Edition analysis software
3D modelling courses provide valuable experience
(July 2007)
Students at 3D Systems' InVision 3D modelling courses will learn the fundamentals of transforming object designs into three-dimensional concept model
Software prices cut for universities
(July 2007)
Flomerics has announced that it will provide all three versions of EFD at US $380 for a three-year license to universities and technology colleges around the world
Programme brings CAD to schools
(July 2007)
A new programme is seeing schools gain access to CoCreate Software's professional 3D and 2D CAD software for use in both the classroom and at home under one educational programme
Students receive CAD education
(July 2007)
SolidWorks 3D CAD and Cosmos design analysis software enable students to grasp engineering fundamentals quickly, in preparation for their future careers
Software helps create magic onstage
(July 2007)
Stage Technologies Limited provides the magical effects that leave audiences gasping at what they have just seen
CAD systems chosen for paper products
(July 2007)
Paper Converting Machine has purchased a 200-seat licence of PDMWorks Enterprise to manage its CAD data while collaborating with engineering teams in Europe, Brazil, and Japan
Engineering consultancy moves premises
(July 2007)
Shortly after moving to The Bridge Centre in Birches Head, Stoke-on-Trent, Stanton Consulting Engineers has had to switch to larger premises on the same site to cope with its increased workload
Japanese university places large CAD order
(June 2007)
Waseda University in Japan has ordered the largest deployment of SolidWorks Education Edition software in the country
3D software used for printer design
(June 2007)
Judges chose the Oce TDS700 from more than 2000 entrants because of its innovative design, usability and commitment to a healthy environment
Pressure gauges replace mechanical versions
(June 2007)
The Baroli range of digital pressure gauges suits hydraulics, pneumatics and general mechanical engineering applications
CAD software used for Coast Guard boat
(June 2007)
Kvichak Marine Industries' contract for a Coast Guard patrol boat required that each of the boat's 5000 parts to be fully modeled in CAD software
Engineering company receives new accreditation.
(June 2007)
A Staffordshire engineering consultancy believes the award of an industry accreditation has justified its commitment to professional service
Adding entertainment to engineering
(May 2007)
Hoerbiger Origa MD Ray Barnes is calling for a combination of engineering and entertainment to capture the public's imagination
Gearbox company acquired
(May 2007)
The acquisition of RMB Engineering Services extends the scope of Deritend's business with additional machining, fabrication and engineering capacity
CAD aids food packager
(May 2007)
With OneSpace modelling, Corazza ensured that its existing drawings remained compatible with future work
Chinese university implements CAD licences
(May 2007)
SolidWorks is now the largest CAD implementation at Tsinghua University, which is often described as 'the MIT of China'
Company makes steam trap choice
(May 2007)
Ineos Fluor is now specifying GEM steam traps throughout its UK plant following a trial at its Rocksavage site in Runcorn, Cheshire
CAD software covers educational demands
(May 2007)
The Allen School of Engineering and Technology at Tri-State University in Angola, Indiana will use progeCAD 2007 Professional
Distance measurement sensors run on battery
(May 2007)
The integration of sensor and detector in one unit eliminates component drift caused by temperature changes and ageing
University offers healthcare technology degree
(April 2007)
Coventry University's MSc in Intelligent Health Technology will be the only one of its kind in the UK to focus on state of the art healthcare products
Fluid dynamics software provided to universities
(April 2007)
Flomerics' EFD for Education Initiative aims to ensure that mechanical engineering students and researchers have access to the latest fluid dynamics software used in industry
Engineering VP appointed
(April 2007)
Horton has appointed Joe Herzog as Vice President of Engineering for all Horton products
Robots to pioneer US university programme
(April 2007)
Lawrence Technological University selects Kuka robots for its MSc in mechatronic systems engineering degree programme, billed as the first of its kind in the USA
Student wins engineering award
(April 2007)
Alex Lazell is now the second placement student at OC Robotics to have won the Engineering Leadership Award from the Royal Academy of Engineering
3D software is free to educators
(April 2007)
The SolidWorks-STEM Educators II grant offers free licences of SolidWorks Student Edition 3D CAD software to individual US educators
Students take on F1 challenge
(April 2007)
Sunderland students are gearing up for the challenge of a lifetime - competing in a Formula 1 style race
SCADA system unveiled in Hannover
(March 2007)
Seamless integration with the new zenOn 6.21 SCADA/HMI software enables Eplan users to automatically engineer the control and visualisation parts of the system without specialist knowledge
Surface treatment reduces friction
(March 2007)
FriCSo's breakthrough SET technology reduces the friction between moving parts using an innovative polymer-based machining process
Analysis identifies recurring bearing problem
(March 2007)
AV Technology has a broad experience in providing structured and sustainable RCA solutions in industrial situations involving some form of persistent equipment failure
Engineer wins CAD community award
(March 2007)
The CAD Society's Joe Greco Community Award is awarded each year to one individual who has developed community within the CAD industry
Partnership develops surgical navigation system
(March 2007)
The Navigation WayFinder system provides computer assistance for tracking the spatial locations of tools and patient, depicting them against a pre-operative plan on a computer screen