It is a valuable opportunity to attend the briefing session from the design engineer describing the technique in designing Tourbillon Watch. This is a combination of Fine Art and Precision Engineering. After the session, there will be a visit to the Show Room and R and D Centre.
View EventThe Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) has opened two halls in Jul 2024, i.e. Future Manufacturing Hall and AI Applications Hall. Future Manufacturing Hall provides showcases for revolutionary “Microfactory” concept, advanced manufacturing technologies for smart production lines, and the formation process of new productive forces.
View EventThe Manufacturing Forum is an annual flagship event organised by the Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering Section of the Hong Kong Branch of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Each year, the forum introduces and discusses current hot topics in the industrial sector.
View EventCrossroads Foundation is a Hong Kong based, non-profit organization serving global need. Their goal is to be a ‘crossroads’ in a broken world, connecting people in need with those who can help.
View EventThis presentation will focus on the System Level Multiphysics Modelling of Aircraft Mechanical, Electrical and Fluid Systems aimed at supporting the early validation of requirements and optimisation of integrated systems.
View EventAntarctica and the surrounding Southern Ocean play disproportionately important roles in global climate. The climate can be considered an engine powered by radiation incoming from the sun. The vast ice caps and expanses of sea ice, as well as clouds and aerosols produced in the polar regions, reflect this radiation back into space helping to cool the planet. The global ocean circulation system depends on the cold dense waters that form around Antarctica, and transports huge amounts of heat and carbon around the Earth and supplies a significant proportion of key nutrients that support biological productivity globally. However, these regions are also some of the most climatically sensitive regions and are changing at unprecedented rates; we now have extremely high confidence that these observations are linked with human activity. In West Antarctica, glaciers are retreating, and there’s great concern about vulnerable floating ice shelves, with critical implications for global sea-level. The Southern Ocean is warming, sea ice dynamics are changing, and we're already observing shifts in marine ecosystems. And because the polar regions play such an important role in global systems, all these changes have the potential to feedback on climate making mitigation even harder. Our overall goal at the British Antarctic Survey is to provide critical information needed about the polar regions including the Arctic and glaciated mountainous regions in addition to the Antarctic: we need to understand how and why they're changing and what we might have in store in the future. The new BAS science strategy has its grounding in the critical information and understanding we need to inform climate policy, as is linked strongly with society and the safeguarding of everyone's future.
View EventThis webinar’s aim is to show that most software is highly inefficient and so causes a significant quantity of unnecessary emissions. It also proposes incentives to academia and developer organisations to change their methodologies and tools.
View EventA fascinating talk on the use of integrated photonics for quantum technologies.
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In 2024 we are inviting the global community of entrepreneurs, experts, and creators to build an ecosystem that puts measurable impact at the core of innovation.
View EventThe seminar is to share about the Transformation to an old-style on-road parking meter to a next-generation parking meter system.
View EventDorothée Aurélie Marianne Pullinger MBE. Aero and automobile engineer and entrepreneur trained at Arrol Johnston’s car factory and was headhunted to become the very young supervisor of Vickers Barrow’s thousands of WW1 munitionettes.
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