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IMechE. Soaring Twenties: No Hyperloop, but is a UK double-decker train inbound? What do the next 10 years hold for engineering?

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What do the next 10 years hold for engineering? Experts across eight industry sectors gave us their considered, professional – and occasionally controversial – predictions for the Soaring Twenties.
https://www.imeche.org/news/news-article/soaring-twenties-no-hyperloop-but-is-a-uk-double-decker-train-inbound

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https://www.railengineer.co.uk/2020/02/08/rail-engineer-january-february-2020-christmas-works-roundup-stations-focus-azumas-highest-challenge-and-engineers-shining-at-the-railstaff-awards/
https://www.railengineer.co.uk/category/print-edition/

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0 Former Community Member over 4 years ago

But also:
Soaring Twenties: Time for robots to break out of their cages

The biggest trend over the next 10 years is going to be the response to connected technology linked to the fourth Industrial Revolution (I4.0). There is pretty much full employment, and the government is likely to restrict immigration to people with higher skills. The availability of labour will become tighter, driving companies that haven’t adopted automation and other I4.0 capabilities to do so.
https://www.imeche.org/news/news-article/soaring-twenties-time-for-robots-to-break-out-of-their-cages
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0 Former Community Member over 4 years ago

But also:
Soaring Twenties: Time for robots to break out of their cages

The biggest trend over the next 10 years is going to be the response to connected technology linked to the fourth Industrial Revolution (I4.0). There is pretty much full employment, and the government is likely to restrict immigration to people with higher skills. The availability of labour will become tighter, driving companies that haven’t adopted automation and other I4.0 capabilities to do so.
https://www.imeche.org/news/news-article/soaring-twenties-time-for-robots-to-break-out-of-their-cages
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