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EngD and PhD Studentships: Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Innovation in Non-Destructive evaluation (FIND-CDT) The Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Innovation in Non-Destructive evaluation (FIND) is a partnership between a group of leading universities (Bristol, Imperial College London, Manchester, Nottingham, Strathclyde or Warwick) offering a 4-year industrially-linked doctoral training programme designed to launch you into an engineering career. The CDT has close links to the UK’s internationally leading Research Centre for Non-Destructive Evaluation (RCNDE) with a vibrant n...

AI-Based System Inspects Defects in Wind Turbine Blades More Accurately Written by AZoRoboticsApr 1 2021 While the demand for wind power has increased considerably, the accompanying need to assess wind turbine blades and recognize flaws may have an impact on their operational efficiency. Crack detection using the AI tool. Image Credit: Loughborough University. From ultrasound to visual thermography, a broad range of blade inspection methods have been tested, but these techniques have demonstrated certain limitations. There are many inspection procedures that still need engineers to perform ma...

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Robots to the fore at new national centre for artificial intelligence in Scotland By Kristy Dorsey Construction has started on a new Scottish research facility to drive early-stage product development in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence. The National Robotarium on the Edinburgh campus of Heriot-Watt University is scheduled to open in the spring of next year, and has been described as the largest and most advanced facility of its type in the UK. Key areas of research will include hazardous environments, offshore energy, manufacturing, healthcare, human-robot interaction...