Research
Research in WMG is organised into three themes:
- Digital Technologies (including Digital Media & Innovation, Digital Product Lifecycle Management, Digital Healthcare, Cyber Security, Virtual Reality & Visualisation)
- Materials and Manufacturing (including Additive Layer Manufacturing, Automation & Robotics, Experiential Engineering, Complex Systems and Product Evaluation Technologies).Biomedical Materials, Metals & Alloys, Polymers & Composites, Sustainable Materials and Rapid Prototyping)
- Operations & Business Management (including Service Systems, Lean Operations, Complexity Management, Modelling & Simulation, Product Introduction and Manufacturing Excellence)
WMG also works on specific research programmes alongside industrial partners.
WMG is a partner in the Technology Strategy Board's High Value Manufacturing Catapult.
Major past research programmes have included the Premium Automotive Research and Development (PARD) Programme, the Low Carbon Vehicle Technology Project (LCVTP), the Premium Vehicle Customer Interface Technologies (PVCIT) Centre and the Vehicle Energy Facility.
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