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These towering machines are getting ever more powerful. nowhere is that more on show than at this test centre in northern denmark. it is the latest and biggest turbines that they have, the prototypes. this is like seeing them testing the future right here. the largest a staggering 208 metres high has broken world records for the most power. and experts say they're only getting bigger. this race towards bigger and bigger turbines will continue for a while more. we are looking into the possibility of creating a new test centre in denmark and the design turbine we are designing for is a50 metres ...

In the race to reduce emissions, plans to build windfarms are sky—rocketing. but while the electricity they generate is clean, the green industry has a waste problem, and now the race is on to try and solve that, as adrian murray has been finding out. these towering machines are getting ever more powerful. nowhere is that more on show than at this test centre in northern denmark. it is the latest and biggest turbines that they have, the prototypes. this is like seeing and tasting the future right here. the largest, a staggering 208 metres high, has broken world records for the most power. an...

In the race to reduce emissions, plans to build windfarms are sky windfarms are skyrocketing, but while the electricity they generate is clean, the green industry has a waste problem, and now the race is on to try and solve that, as adrian murray has been finding out. these towering machines are getting ever more powerful. nowhere is that more on show than at this test centre in northern denmark. it is the latest and biggest turbines they have, the prototypes. this is like seeing and tasting the future right here. the largest, a staggering 208 metres high, has broken world records for the most...

The famous design division says "skunking" helps it avoid many traditional pitfalls in the development process and build flying examples faster.

Students showcased 73 projects including fixed-wing UAVs for military surveillance and autonomous underwater vehicles for oceanographic exploration.