Frost & Sullivan: Government Initiatives to Promote General Purpose Test Equipment Market in Russia and the CIS
Education, aerospace and defence will be the key end-user segments driving market growth in the region.
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Ferrari launches Tailor-Made personalisation programme
Luxury sports car manufacturer Ferrari has launched Tailor-Made, a new personalisation programme enabling the customer to create unique and bespoke vehicles
Toyota tops Best Global Green Brands 2011 ranking
Automaker rewarded for continued environmental performance while other global manufacturers including 3M and Siemens also perform well
Gocycle - Eco-friendly performance commuting
Lightweight, portable, comfortable and stylish: Gocycle's innovative compactable design and advanced electric technology looks to revolutionise city travel
Prius Project concept bicycle changes gears via brain
Prius X Parlee bike features thought-controlled interface which enables rider to change gear through brainwaves
Coca-Cola, Heinz, GSK awarded for sustainable packaging
DuPont packaging awards honours innovation to improve sustainability, consumer experience and reduce waste
Bowers and Wilkins Nautilus Loudspeaker
Perfect sound quality has never looked so good
Jaguar C-X75 concept hybrid supercar to enter production
Jaguar will collaborate with Williams F1 to produce vehicle
Tablet PCs of 2011 - Top Ten
Manufacturing Digital takes a look at this year's best tablet PCs available now or coming soon
Red Bull environmental sustainability - can lifecycle
According to the company, Red Bull cans are the world's most recycled drink packaging
Six-wheeled 155mph Superbus could revolutionise your daily commute
Capable of carrying 23 passengers, Superbus combines the flexibility of a car with the speed of a train
Tesla Roadster: How it's made
Manufacturing Digital finds out whether Top Gear's accusations were accurate as we discover how the Tesla Roadster is made
Future aircraft seating could have gaming capabilities
Prototype NFW (Not for Wimps) concept seat designed by Contour Aerospace and Factorydesign
How Red Bull and Adrian Newey developed the RB7 F1 car
With the 2011 F1 season commencing this weekend at Albert Park in Melbourne, Australia, reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel will be hoping he can defend his illustrious crown. Looking to build on the success of last season, Vettel, Mark Webber and the Red Bull team will be looking to add a constructors’ title to their growing trophy cabinet.
Is Sony ‘in trouble’ when competing with Microsoft and Nintendo?
As the Xbox Kinect's popularity continues to soar and anticipation grows for the Nintendo 3DS’ imminent European and US launch, has Sony got what it takes to compete with its fierce gaming rivals?
Porsche 918 Spyder hybrid to spark an electric sports car revolution?
After a huge amount of interest at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, Porsche has now started to accept customer orders for its 918 Spyder hybrid. The sports car uses unique plug-in hybrid technology and could prove a catalyst in the production of high performance electric vehicles.
Carbon fibre: How is this lightweight composite material made?
Carbon fibre is a very strong, light, and expensive composite material. It is used widely in the aerospace and automotive fields because of its high strength-to-weight ratio. Improved manufacturing techniques are reducing the costs and time to manufacture, making it increasingly common in small consumer goods as well.
Volkswagen to produce Bulli Microbus concept - next generation VW Camper?
At the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, Volkswagen unveiled its super-retro, super-cool Bulli Microbus Concept. The Bulli bares an uncanny resemblance to VW's iconic T1 and T2 microbus and campervans, which ceased production in 1979.
Nanotechnology means longer battery life in mobile phones and devices
The world of smartphone, tablet, and e-reader batteries is set to be revolutionised thanks to new nanotechnology developed by the University of Illinois.
Ferrari: F1 for the road
Enzo Ferrari established Scuderia Ferrari in Italy in 1929 with the intention of sponsoring amateur race car drivers and inventing racing cars. However it took until the late 1940s - more than 15 years - before Ferrari began to create its own road cars. Today, Ferrari is one of the biggest brands on the planet and its journey is one of astounding and unique worldwide success.
