Tuesday, 29 June 2021

Duncan McFarlane, Professor of Industrial Information Engineering at the University of Cambridge on "Digital Manufacturing on a Shoestring"

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Smart Connected Manufacturing - Making it happen

Duncan McFarlane is Professor of Industrial Information Engineering at the University of Cambridge, head of Distributed Information & Automation Lab, chairman of Redbite Solutions Ltd and fellow of St John's College, Fellow of the IET, Honorary Academic Fellow at Trinity College, Melbourne and Visiting Professor at University of Melbourne.

His research work is in intelligent industrial automation, low cost digital systems, resilient control, RFID integration, track and trace systems, IoT and industrial logistics.

He was Research Director of the Auto ID Centre [2000-3]. He is founder and Chairman of RedBite Solutions Ltd - an industrial RFID and track & trace and IoT based asset management solutions company. He leads the Cambridge – Boeing research partnership is Digital Manufacturing theme lead at Cambridge. He is Principal Investigator on the Digital Manufacturing on a Shoestring programme developing low cost digital solutions for small manufacturers.

From March to July 2020 he led a team which won the RAE Presidents Award for providing Industrial Engineering support to local hospitals managing the Covid-19 Epidemic.

Since August 2020 he has also been Operations Logistics lead at Cambridge for its asymptomatic student Covid-19 testing programme.


Low Cost Digital Solutions for SMEs - Digital Manufacturing on a Shoestring

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