Hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz in 2026 have highlighted an urgent need for the UK to boost renewable energy generation and reduce dependency on fossil fuels. Wind power is central to the [...]

Last year, we wrote a blog asking what would happen if machines had LinkedIn. It was a playful idea but given the prevalence of connected technology and large language models (LLMs) it’s no [...]

Award season is a key part of the industrial PR calendar. If they haven’t already, publications and industry bodies are now opening submissions for awards that recognise innovation, performance, [...]

What happens when AI gets a body? An MIT researcher recently shared their experience of giving an AI agent a body in the form of a ‘shape display’. This is a grid of pins to visualise digital [...]

Industry, like many specialised sectors, has always faced a gap in understanding between those who work in it and those who don’t. That’s always created misconceptions – and the challenge for [...]

Neil Fullbrook explains why networking in the traditional sense is so 80s.

National Chartered Week ran from 23  – 27 February 2026, bringing together people from every industry and sector to focus on professional competence and ethics.  But how does Chartership [...]

At Cadence we love stories about space and we love stories about technology, so something that combines both is even better! Recent news about Elon Musk’s merger of SpaceX and AI startup xAI [...]

According to recent news reports, the UK’s National Wealth Fund (NWF) is planning a significant investment in Oxa, the Oxford-founded autonomous vehicle start-up formerly known as Oxbotica. The [...]

Early 2026 is seeing big milestones in the world of engineering media, with The Engineer marking 170 years since its first edition on 4 January 1856, and Engineering magazine’s 160th anniversary [...]