Welcome to the AMRC Hub

The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) with Boeing helps manufacturers of any size to become more competitive by introducing advanced techniques, technologies and processes. Read more »

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  • Aerospace
  • Chemical/Process
  • Civil/Building
  • Computing/Technology
  • Electronic & Electrical
  • Materials & Minerals
  • Mechanical/Manufacturing
  • Sciences/Maths
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The facts

To find out more about our organisation please visit:
www.amrc.co.uk

The AMRC has around 100 member companies - from global giants to local SMEs.
The AMRC is part of Rolls-Royce & Boeing global research networks.
400+ researchers, technicians & support staff work at AMRC.
The AMRC is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund.
The AMRC specialises in advanced machining, materials and manufacturing research.
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Our videos (5)

The AMRC - Where Digital Meets Manufacturing
The AMRC - Where Digital Meets Manufacturing
The Augmented Worker
The Augmented Worker
AMRC with Boeing - 2017
AMRC with Boeing - 2017
AMRC Overview
AMRC Overview
Factory 2050 Tour
Factory 2050 Tour

Alexei Winter

Project Engineer

"Alexei is also passionate about education, having tutored students in Leeds in mathematics and physics before hearing about the AMRC and successfully applying for a position within the Machining Group."

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The future is electric: new hub launched to increase...

The AMRC is part of a new Hub, led by the University of Sheffield, combining expertise in electrical machines and manufacturing for the first time, aiming to put the UK at the forefront of an electrification revolution.

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Advanced facility planned for training next generation of aircraft...

A pioneering training centre for the next generation of highly skilled aircraft maintenance engineers at Doncaster Sheffield Airport could see apprentices and their trainers digitally connected to engineering experts around the globe via augmented and virtual reality technologies.

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