VHR Blog

Whilst the coronavirus pandemic caused chaos and misery for many industries in 2021, the outlook for this year is far more positive.

Following the devastation wrought by Covid-19 on people, companies and communities across the globe, sectors and industries around the world are expected to rapidly adapt their business strategies. De...

The coronavirus pandemic has negatively impacted, and in many cases sadly decimated, thousands of companies across industries around the globe. Even ‘essential’ Engineering and Manufacturing businesse...

The impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic have been significant and far-reaching across industries and geographies. Although Engineering and Manufacturing are in many cases deemed ‘essential’ through the p...

2019 saw huge developments across the Engineering Industry, with advances in Artificial Intelligence, cyber security breaches and changes in customer attitudes linked to the climate crisis among the i...

VHR’s new Engineering & Defence recruitment expert Gary Taylor reveals his predictions for the market in 2020 and beyond.

Automation has been a staple in the manufacturing process of virtually every product for decades. Now, thanks to cheaper and more sophisticated technology, we’re starting to see fully automated facili...

It’s an engineer’s job to build things, make things better, and to come up with new solutions to complicated problems. Engineers have created new forms of transportation, new ways of generating energy...

Thanks to the Internet of Things, we now have access to more data than ever. Industry analytics allows us to learn from this data, optimise things, and make the entire process more efficient.

The robotics industry is becoming more and more impressive thanks to innovation on a global scale. Combining impressive feats of mechanical and electrical engineering, as well as AI systems to enable ...

Once, the only materials we could use to build with were what we could find in nature. Wood, stone, clay, iron, and bronze allowed us to build houses, tools, and weapons.

Nuclear weapons defined the closing days of World War II, and loomed over the next fifty years of combat, dominating both the military and psychological landscapes of world leaders and the people who ...