High-Precision, Low-Cost Sensors for Future Smart Cutting To

Researchers at the University of Bath have been awarded a £1.5 million funding package for the development of nanosensors and cutting tools that will enable the machining of high precision aerospace components.

Related Keywords

United Kingdom , Nottingham , British , Wali Mohammadi , Nikken Kosakusho Europe , Sandvik Coromant , Alborz Shokrani , University Of Bath Mechanical Engineering Department , University Of Bath , British Precision Ltd , Research To Create New Ultra , Sciences Research Council , Physical Sciences Research Council , Low Cost Sensors , Future Smart Cutting , Image Credit , Precision Cutting , Powered Sensors , Big Data , Mechanical Engineering Department , All British Precision Ltd , Create New Ultra Precise Cutting Tools , Aircraft Parts ,