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INDEX
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1 Contents
2 Where’s my [sky] car
7 Autosport International
Show’s Overseas Drive
8 A Material Review of the
T1's Brake Calipers
11 Can You Outperform
Your Industry?
12 Race Retro 2008
14 Fancy something
more commercial?
18 LabVIEW oils the wheels of the viscosity sensor evelopment process at Conekt
20 Collaboration and
consolidation is the future for Jaguar Land Rover… a great opportunity?
22 The MINI Clubman
28 Midland’s 70th Annual Dinner
31 The 2nd MAE
34 The scheme of things
36 Emergency Logistics
Brings Peace Of Mind
To Lean Operations
38 Sir Richard Branson’s Logistics
University Challenge

40

 Logistics
42 Vehicle Technology
Media Pack 2008
44 SAE-UK - Midlands Events
46 SAE-UK - Northern Section
Events
48 SAE-UK 2007 Review
54 MOBDOM
60 Capitalising on Carbon
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at the Motor Heritage Museum saw an additional exhibition hall and three streams of simultaneous presentations. One of the keynotes took place in Track 3, Chaired by David Williams, Publisher, Micro Technology Europe including Automotive Electronics. The keynote lecture by Colin Newell – Scientific Desk Officer MOD DEC GM is reviewed in this article followed by a review of the Michael Morua lecture Electronic Architecture (EA) in FRES (Future Rapid Effect System).
The MAE is a well attended event in the environs of the Motor Heritage Museum, Warwickshire. The Museum is a single large internal space filled with a representation of cars from the last century. Amongst the collection there are certain exceptional
examples; for instance the first Benz motor car, a late Rolls Royce, record breaking cars, royal cars for formal occasions, trikes and an early MG. The too-dangerous-to-release Rover version of GM’s turbine powered car made its homecoming debut at twilight on the day of MAE and is pictured alongside featuring one of the air intakes prominently. The cars, presented in groups, are accompanied by educational materials to provide a context with which to view them and compare them and thereby perceive the incremental improvements which each generation has brought with it. Shown inthe photos is SAE-UK PR Manager, Anika Patel, who (incidentally) covets Aston Martins
 
above all else followed closely by the newer MGs and Rolls – though less favourably disposed to the Hollywood cars from Thunderbirds and Tomb Raider - running contrary to perceived wisdom. Apparently the haloed icons of Lara Croft’s Steel Clad Land Rover and the Pink stretched Limo of her predecessor Lady Penelope (filmed in SuperMarionation[i]) hold no currency with the Fashionistas. So much for the Emperoress’s New Clothes.
SAE-UK would like to thank the Military Aerospace Exhibition organisers for the invitation to exhibit at their Event. Pictured
 
 
 
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