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Established in 1999, the Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre (UTC) in Manufacturing and On-Wing Technology at the University of Nottingham is a multi-disciplinary research team, which explores key aspects of aerospace manufacture. Our group has a particular interest in the areas of manufacturing technology, fixturing and on-wing inspection, as well as robotic systems for in-situ repair.
The partnership also facilitates the growth of engineers in the academic community as they are confronted with “real world” challenges and can therefore better understand industry priorities. -Prof Dragos Axinte
The partnership also facilitates the growth of engineers in the academic community as they are confronted with “real world” challenges and can therefore better understand industry priorities.
-Prof Dragos Axinte
Robotic systems for in-situ repair is one of the research areas for UTC team. We focuses on developing fundamentally novel, miniaturised robotic systems...
Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary strand that focuses on the synergistic integration of mechanical, electronic, and electrical engineering systems.
The University Technology Centre (UTC) in Manufacturing has a good capability on advanced manufacturing technologies such as conventional machining, waterjet milling/cutting...
Fixtures and tools are critical manufacturing items in every process as they construct the bridge between the workpiece and the tool that will perform the operation.
Faculty of EngineeringJubilee CampusNottinghamNG8 1BB
email: utc@nottingham.ac.uk