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Event Type: Technical lecture
19 March 2024 18:30 to 20:00
Jubilee Building, 144 - Falmer
Collaborative robotics enables the leverage of two amazing resources operating in synergy – humans and robots.
This presentation will explore the topic of human and robotic collaborative working, arising issues and opportunities, along with some commercial case studies.
Industry: Cross-sector
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Event Type: Technical lecture
15 November 2022 18:30 to 20:30
University of Sussex - Brighton
The first part of the Presentation will be a Summary of operational experiences in the first 5 years of operation of Rampion 1 and challenges and considerations for the future.
The second part of the presentation will be an update on the development of the Rampion 2 Project.
Industry: Power Industries
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Event Type: Technical lecture
24 February 2022 19:00 to 20:00
Online Event
“The first Opposed Stepped Piston (OSP) engine offers affordable low or zero carbon power below 100kW with competitive fuel efficiencies and multi-fuel capability. The presentation outlines the OSP1 prototype version which is being tested before proceeding with a production design. Applications will be in marine, industrial, agricultural and leisure sectors with hybrid options.”
Industry: Automobile
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Event Type: Technical lecture
18 May 2021 19:00 to 20:30
Online Event
This talk will focus on the technological challenges and opportunities related to the introduction of 5G connectivity in vehicles around the world. It will describe what exist today and what the forthcoming 5G mobile networks bring in addition to the point it makes it an undeniable eventuality for the vehicle manufacturers.
Industry: Automobile
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Event Type: Technical lecture
16 February 2021 19:00 to 20:30
Online Event
“42” said Deep Thought with infinity majesty and calm ‘ Douglas Adams.
Often we are told what the solution is to optimise to that to find that at a system level we have failed to create the predicted big outcomes. C.S. Lewis refers to these failure as ‘finger posts on the road to achievement’. However, are they a failure to understand the question or being too narrow in our view.
Industry: Automobile