Global precision engineering and manufacturing technologies company, Renishaw, is pleased to announce that it will be launching its new OPTiMUM™ diamond styli range from 7th – 10th May, at manufacturing technologies show Control 2019 in Stuttgart, Germany on stand 4302, hall 4.
From March 31st to April 4th, 2019, global engineering technologies company Renishaw returns to the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference. Hosted at the Hilton Chicago in Illinois, USA, the event will bring together additive manufacturing (AM) users from all over the world and provide a platform to share knowledge.
Global engineering technologies company, Renishaw, has collaborated with University Dental Hospital of Wales (UDH), Cardiff, to help overcome some of the challenges associated with surgical implants.
Global engineering technologies company Renishaw is recruiting for a record 68 apprentices across its Gloucestershire and South Wales sites.
Global engineering company Renishaw lent a 3D printer to St Brides Major Church in Wales Primary School in The Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales. Since it received the printer in April 2018, the school’s Year 6 pupils have been designing and 3D printing in a range of lessons including design and technology (D&T), maths and religious education (RE).
Renishaw, the world-leading metrology company, launches a rotary version of its QUANTiC™ linear optical incremental encoder featuring exceptionally wide installation and operating tolerances, in addition to enhanced diagnostics compatibility.
At Formnext 2018, global engineering company Renishaw will exhibit its additive manufacturing (AM) software and hardware products. Exhibiting in Hall 3.1 Stand E68, Renishaw will focus on high productivity additive manufacturing, without compromising quality.
A leading Australian dental laboratory, Proslab, has fully digitalised the manufacture of its cobalt chrome removable partial dentures (RPDs). The laboratory partnered with global engineering company, Renishaw, to install what is thought to be the first metal additive manufacturing machine for dental applications in Australia.
Global engineering technologies company Renishaw has renewed its sponsorship of French Moto2™ team, TransFIORmers. In partnership with I3D Concept and Renishaw, the team has used additive manufacturing to improve the performance of its Moto2™ bike.
This case study focuses on REEM-C, PAL Robotics’ full-size biped humanoid robotics research platform. It is one of a family of robots that are used for many applications. REEM-C provides a fully customisable basis for research into exciting areas such as navigation, machine vision, human-robot interaction, artificial intelligence, grasping, walking and speech recognition.
