Events

Engineering robots' use has grown massively in many manufacturing sectors and is expanding to multiple industries. New technologies now promise to increase the wider uptake of robotics in society.

This talk explores how Private 5G and AI converge to power the future of autonomous systems, edge computing, and human-machine interaction to service the needs of a new generation, the Singularity Gen

This talk will outline the evolution of Airborne Early Warning (AEW) radar capability in the UK, from WWII to the present day.

This lecture will explore how advancements in Nuclear technology are unlocking the potential in this concept for a small, resilient fission power source.

Join a panel of industry experts for an overview of the significant themes from the annual International Broadcasting Convention. Find out how we are shaping the future of entertainment and technology

Dr Sam Meek explores how F1 car setup highlights the power of quantum computing to solve particular complex problems faster than classical methods, with a vision for its future in science and tech.

This lecture presents the story of English architectural development seen through 25 properties in the care of English Heritage. The properties cover all architectural periods from Prehistoric to the

In this talk Michael de Podesta will outline how heat pumps work, how homes work, and how heat pumps work in homes to replace a gas or oil boiler.

Digital twins are virtual representations of real-world assets to mirror their status and behaviours. This lecture focuses on how drones can be used to create digital models for mobile towers.

It is said that the best camera is the one you have with you and for most people that means a smartphone. Come along if you want to learn more about how and why a camera found its way into a phone!