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ENGINEERING DESIGN
SHOW 2025
The Engineering Design Show, now in its thirteenth • IoT: From Design to Market (Wurth Electronics)
year, is one of the leading events in the UK for
• Human-centred AI: Transforming the Future
electronics professionals, as well as being the
of Engineering Design (Mark Allen Group and
leading event dedicated specifically to engineering
Edinburgh Napier University)
design.
• Engineering and Medical Applications of Infrared
Held at the Coventry Building Society Arena,
Thermography (Nottingham Trent University)
adjacent to Coventry City Football Club, on 8th. and
9th. October, it featured around 200 exhibitors and Other attractions for 2025 were:
brought together some 4,500 mechanical, electronic
• Dynium Robot Tractor - an autonomous
and embedded design professionals.
agricultural vehicle designed for precision tasks
There were around 50 conference presentations in orchards and polytunnels
spread across three streams sponsored by
• KUKA Robotics’ Autonomous Mobile Robots -
Eureka!, New Electronics and The Engineer,
demonstrating next-generation automation,
and two workshop theatres. Topics included:
including fleet management software and no-
• How GenAI is transforming Engineering code programming tools
Intelligence Posts (Emerson Test and
• Next-gen Humanoid Robot - developed by
Measurement)
Dennistries, founded by Nottingham Trent
• Breaking the Reactive Cycle: Strategic University student Joshua Dennis, providing a
Approaches to Component Obsolescence showcase for the evolution of student innovation
Management ( Bytesnap Design) to commercial success in the exhibition’s
dedicated Innovation Zone, notably featuring the
• How to design a Performance Optimised Power
newly-announced Next-Gen LEO
Module in a Week with the help of AI (Siemens)
• Primary Engineer - an educational not-for-
• Don’t forget Me: A Human-centred Approach
profit organisation founded in 2005 which
to Simulation and Digital Twins (Loughborough
aims to engage both primary and secondary
University)
school pupils and teachers with the vast
• Designing with Relays: Reducing Heat and and inspirational world of engineering and
extending Life of Electronics (OMRON) technology
• Designing for the Unknown: Lessons from Defence With 2,141 schools, 6,630 teachers and 1,608 engineers
and Biomedical Sensor Development (Solstra) participating in 2023-24, a recent initiative is the
national STATWARS Climate Change Challenge in
which children aged 8 to 14 tackle climate change
• Meeting the 2024 Cyber Resilience Act: A
using data they capture themselves and use the
21-month Compliance Roadmap for Engineers
Primary Engineer carbon footprint calculator to
(Digi International)
calculate their own carbon footprint, then use this
• Thermal Management Considerations in Product data to identify three changes they can make in their
Design (Wurth Electronics) daily lives to help tackle climate change. Schools
host in-class debates on their work and submit one
• Redefining Edge Intelligence: DEEPX’s
team per class, with every pupil receiving a graded
Breakthrough AI Semiconductors for a smarter,
certificate and up to £5,000 worth of eco-prizes
sustainable Future (DEEPX)
available to all schools that take part.
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