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FANUC commits to supporting innovation in the North and Scotland


Automation business FANUC UK has doubled down on its commitment to support innovation in manufacturing with the announcement of a dedicated business development manager for the North of England and Scotland.


Tony Bentham will be instrumental in helping businesses and academic institutions across the region to embrace cutting edge robotics to enhance their productivity, sustainability and profi tability. With more than 36 years’ experience at FANUC UK specialising in robotics and customer service, Mr Bentham brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new role.


He said: “The need for automation is more crucial than ever, yet some businesses across the North and Scotland still lack a clear understanding of the key benefi ts and potential returns of robotics.”


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Welcome to the May issue of Electronics for Engineers


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’m delighted to return to Electronics for Engineers, as interim editor, and I’d like to wish Yasmin Nolan well on her next project.


Following the UK/India trade deal, announced earlier this month, my email inbox has been fl ooded with news releases about India, but one particular email made me squint twice, such was the colossal nature of the information provided.


The Indian electronics industry aims to achieve $500 billion in output by 2030, but faces a critical challenge, with a widening skills gap.


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A new report, People, Supply Chain Innovation with ROI, states that India has a pressing defi cit of 10 million trained professionals, which underscores the urgent need to bridge this gap to sustain and amplify growth in the electronics sector.


What could this mean for the UK? Where there is a need, there is an opportunity!


In our May issue, we will be covering features including Power, Embedded Technology, Displays & UIs, Contract Manufacturing, Enclosures, Sensors, Distribution and Supply Chain. I do hope you fi nd this issue enjoyable and informative!


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