Podcast: Engineering in Digital
The Virtual Engineering Centre and the University of Liverpool are thrilled to be leading on Cheshire and Warrington 4.0 (CW4.0), […]
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CW4.0 provides Cheshire & Warrington manufacturers with access to a wealth of resources. From mechanical, electrical, production and software engineers to specialist labs spread across four sites.
CW4.0 provides a technology sandpit where companies can, explore, test and apply technologies from robotics and autonomous systems and artificial intelligence (AI) to industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud solutions.
Our commercial teams provide the resources needed to develop your own strategy. Our visualisation and 3D printing resources allow you to rapidly develop new prototypes and test ideas, while our simulation software and planning resources help chart the path through engineering into production.
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About the Virtual Engineering Centre
The Virtual Engineering Centre (VEC) are the UK’s original digital innovation impact centre. The combination of knowledge, experience, and world-class […]
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Virtual Engineering Centre
From our base in Sci-Tech Daresbury the VEC has over a decade’s experience of supporting industry to adopt digital technologies. […]
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Working With Industry
The Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET) is a creative, enterprising and dynamic faculty of Liverpool John Moores University. They […]
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Northern Automotive Alliance
The NAA is an independent, notfor-profit company which provides a membership service combined with a project management and delivery function […]
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Hartree Centre
The Hartree Centre provide UK businesses with access to world-leading facilities and expertise in advanced digital technologies, including supercomputing, data […]
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5 things to consider before 3D printing
Often one of the hardest things when it comes to 3D printing (also known as Additive Manufacturing) is understanding the […]
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A Blueprint for Digitally Driven Recovery from Covid-19
The coronavirus pandemic has catalysed adoption of digital technology across multiple industries. For many this has been driven by necessity; to protect jobs and business models.
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LCR4.0 Case Study: Beverston Engineering
Beverston Engineering is a world-class manufacturer, specialising in the prototyping and manufacture of state of the art engineering components for a wide range of clients throughout the aerospace, oil & gas and pharmaceutical sectors.