An international seminar held on 18 October on the theme of “Human Rights in the digital sphere” brought together experts from different legal systems and jurisdictions, judges of the European Court of Human Rights and governmental representatives from Europe and beyond to examine the impact of digital transformation on human rights.
Fourteen-week consultation launched on trade deal with Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) seeking views from the public and business to ensure a deal is tailored to UK interests.
BMTA President Dr. Jeff Llewellyn will be presenting a webinar to the Financial Services Club on ‘Gaps On Shelves: UKCA Marking, A Looming Threat To Markets & Supply Chains?’ to highlight the present situation with regard to UKCA Marking and 3rd Party Conformity Assessment in the UK.
BEIS has updated their guidance on the UKCA Implementation. This update addresses a number of issues raised over recent months with BEIS by various organisations, including BMTA.
British businesses exporting to Europe can now access one-to-one advice via a new phone and online service. The Department for International Trade (DIT) is making it easier for exporters and those considering exporting to access the information they need to export to the rest of Europe.
The President of the BMTA, Jeff Llewellyn has been in communication with the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP and the Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP regarding inward processing (HMRC Brief 15) and its impact on the Metrology and Testing Industry.
EURAMET, the European Association of National Metrology Institutes, fosters the strategic digital transformation of metrology. EURAMET is organising a series of free online webinars to promote advancement in the fields of data management, digital processes & technologies, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
The UKCA (UK Conformity Assessment) mark is a new UK product safety marking used for goods being placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland). It covers most goods which previously required the CE marking, known as ‘new approach’ regulated goods.
As classically trained engineers, most of us don’t know where to start when it comes to ‘Machine Learning’ and ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (ML/AI). This talk will take a look at how different types of machine learning work, so you can feel confident that you’re starting the journey in the right direction.
NPL and National Measurement Laboratory partners are supporting economic growth and helping UK companies to build back better. The Measurement for Recovery (M4R) programme provides up to 20 days of specialist science and engineering expertise to solve businesses measurement challenges at no charge.