July was a vibrant month on EngX, with members sharing insights, experiences, and stories that spanned continents, disciplines, and generations. Whether you're catching up or revisiting your favourites, here’s a roundup of some standout blog posts and discussions from the past month.
Behind the Scenes at Singapore’s MRT Circle Line
Alison Siu shared a fascinating account of a technical visit to the SMRT Kim Chuan Depot in Singapore. Engineers got a close-up look at the Circle Line’s operations, including real-time train monitoring and the SMRT Overwatch System. It was a brilliant example of how infrastructure and innovation come together to keep cities moving.
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Disability Pride Month: Daniel’s Story
Daniel Robinson opened up about his journey into engineering as a disabled person, sharing how he found pride and belonging through the Neurodiversity Member Network. His story is a powerful reminder of the importance of inclusion and community.
Read Daniel's story
Task-Specific Robots: The Future of Automation
Ahmed F. Zobaa explored the rise of specialised robots in 2025. From hospital deliveries to infrastructure inspections, these machines are proving that doing one thing well can be more impactful than trying to do it all.
Read Ahmed's insights
RealTech Bots: All-Girls Team Crowned World Champions
A huge congratulations to the RealTech Bots from Bracknell! This all-girls team triumphed at the FIRST® LEGO® League International Open in Florida, beating 96 teams from 11 countries. Their win is a testament to teamwork, creativity, and the power of STEM education.
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Forum Spotlight: The Future of Manufacturing
In the discussion forums, members weighed in on the evolving landscape of manufacturing. From automation and AI to sustainability and workforce development, this thread sparked thoughtful debate on what the future holds for the sector.
Join the discussion
What Caught Your Eye?
Did you have a favourite post or discussion from July? Share it in the comments below or tag it in your own blog post. And if you’ve been thinking about writing, now’s a great time to start—your voice could be the next highlight!
