Digital Twin White Paper
The Institute of Digital Engineering (IDE), Loughborough University, University of Bath and the University of Warwick launched the...
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Digital Twin- Holy Grail or Wholly Hype?
Organised by the Institute of Digital Engineering - IDE UK in collaboration with the Advanced Propulsion Centre – APC UK Creating the...
Proud Knowledge Partner at this year's SMMT Automotive Summit
IDE was proud to be a Knowledge Partner at this year's SMMT Automotive Summit 2021, and excited to chair the Digitalisation panel...
THE SHEER PACE OF GLOBAL DIGITALISATION IS AN EXISTENTIAL THREAT TO UK INDUSTRY
Our new digitalisation roadmap, developed in partnership with the Advanced Propulsion Centre, reveals the extraordinary impact that...
Digitalisation Webinar Series - Demonstrating the Art of the Possible
Hot on the heels of the launch of the UK digitalisation roadmap, IDE hosted a webinar series to demonstrate the art of the possible when...
2020: A Virtual Year
As the year is coming to an end, we’d like to take this opportunity to share some of the things we’ve been up to here at IDE in 2020, and...
As one door closes....
… another opens, as the saying goes. Traditionally, that phrase is used to signify a failure, or something negative finishing and then...
What’s in a number?
284. In the year 284, the Roman Emperor Numerian died and was replaced by Diocletian. The number 284 bus will get you from Lewisham...
Digitalisation: Waiting for the great leap forward
We recently held our first Digitalisation Roadmap workshop, focusing on the ever-evolving and demanding Digital Engineering Environment....
ViVID Webinar
After the great success of the #FoTDigitalisationWeek, the Institute of Digital Engineering hosted another online webinar on Tuesday 21st...
Future of Technology Series – Digitalisation: The Transformation of Engineering
IDE in partnership with APC, took this year’s Future of Technology Series online and hosted a week of short webinars.
Industry 4.0 blindspot - a rallying cry!
The digitalisation of engineering and manufacturing will be critical to the success of the UK automotive industry.