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BEEAs 2010 shortlist announced
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Findlay Media has announced the shortlist for the 2010 British Engineering Excellence Awards (BEEAs).
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The shortlist was selected by a panel of judges including David Kynaston OBE, chair at Electronics KTN, Colin Brown, director of engineering at IMechE and presenter and broadcaster, Kate Bellingham.
The awards, which aim to promote the quality of British engineering design, will be presented on October 14 at the Globe Theatre, London. Full details of the event can be found here.
The shortlist is as follows:
Consultancy of the Year: Sponsored by Prototype Projects
Drive System Design
Lotus Engineering
ML Electronics
Design Engineer of the Year: Sponsored by element 14
Andrew Burrows, I20 Water
Steve Naday, Dexela
David Murphy, Thermo Scientific
Electronic Product of the Year: Sponsored by Digi-Key
Atmel, MXT224
Deltenna, Wibe
Dexela, CMOS Xray Detector
RF Micro Devices/Nujira, Broadband Power Amp
Zettlex, Incoder
Green Product of the Year: Sponsored by National Instruments
Cambridge Broadband Networks, Vectastar2
DunphyCombustion, T-Series Burners
Enecsys, PV Micro Inverter
Williams Hybrid Power, MLC Flywheel Storage
Mechanical Product of the Year: Sponsored by WEG
Bytec Medical, Smart Cart
Edwards Vacuum, Next Pump
JRI Vaios Shoulder System
Zircotec, Metal Coatings
Mechatronic Design of the Year: Sponsored by Rockwell Automation
Beru F1 Systems, Factor 001 Project
Instrumentel, Train Door Monitoring System
Kohler Mira, DRV80 Mixer Valve
ML Electronics, Bee Training System
OC Robotics, Safire Remote Inspection System
Small Company of the Year: Sponsored by Technology Strategy Board
AND Technology
Dexela
Ensilica
OC Robotics
Peratech
Start Up of the Year: Sponsored by Cambridge Consultants
Drive System Design
Jaotech
Oxford Yasa Motors
Young Designer of the Year: Sponsored by RS Components
Mairead Kelly, Dialog Semiconductor
Matthew Perry, Deltenna