From advanced manufacturing and automation to sustainable technologies, next-generation materials and digital engineering, companies across the country are developing solutions to some of the world’ s most complex challenges. The difficulty is often not a lack of innovation, but a lack of visibility. Events such as Advanced Engineering help address that challenge by bringing together the people, technologies and ideas that are shaping the future.
The future of engineering will not be shaped by a single breakthrough, technology or company. It will be driven by thousands of engineers, researchers, manufacturers and innovators working across countless organisations and sectors. Sometimes it takes an event like
Advanced Engineering to bring that reality into focus. For Guy Martin, that is exactly what happened.
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By the end of his visit, Guy’ s perspective had changed significantly. Reflecting on the engineers and innovators he had met throughout the day, he commented that the experience had given him“ a bit of modernday patriotism”. It is a powerful observation. Not because it celebrates what British engineering has achieved in the past, but because it highlights confidence in what it is achieving today.
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