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Another step to becoming a major player in the UK engineering space.

📆 Wright Engineering: The Foundation Years (1986-1992) 🛠️ In a series of posts, we're going to be taking a journey through the timeline of our history, first up are the early days of the company. 1986: The Beginning Our story commenced with the founding of the Wright Brothers Partnership. Nestled in the small workshop of Woodsetts House, our focus was on modest installations, setting the stage for our future in industrial services. 1987: A New Chapter The evolution continued with the incorporation of Wright Brothers Industrial Services Limited. This pivotal year marked our commitment to expanding our capabilities and solidifying our presence in the engineering sector. 1989: Expansion and Innovation A significant leap forward, 1989 saw the construction of our Factory & Office on Clayland Avenue, Worksop. This move wasn't just about physical space; it represented our venture into small-scale fabrications, a testament to our growing expertise and ambition. 1992: Diversification into Design The opening of our small Design Office marked the beginning of an era. Wright Engineering started to not only design but also manufacture and install our innovations. This diversification was more than an expansion; it was a declaration of our integrated approach to engineering solutions. Reflecting on the Early Years These initial years were foundational, setting the tone for our ethos of innovation, quality, and commitment. As we continue to explore our history in this series, stay tuned for more insights into how we have grown, innovated, and become a trusted name in the engineering sector. We're looking ahead to 1995 next... 📆 #WrightEngineering #EngineeringExcellence

Its the simple things that can help to improve what we do..

One thing that annoys the fluff out of me... Sh*tty engineering! Things that are literally created for purpose that completely fail to achieve, there's 1 place in particular I see it happen ALL THE TIME... Towel hooks. I’m writing this because I'm in an Airbnb in Copenhagen & I just tried hooking a towel on a hook 3 TIMES… that engineer deserves to be fired. There's a reason I'm ranting about towel hooks, a reason that is a vital reflection point for your business. Your business should be engineered to do what it says it does... "well, durr" think most people. This took Pink Panda Productions near on 12 months to really define what we do, & it will take another 12 (I friggin' hope less) to build our the systems to provide that (wait, should I admit that?) Pink Panda does something beautiful, but what's coming that adds on to that beauty, it's a SYSTEM OF BEAUTY. What's the dumbest engineering you've seen? 

How to deal with an Engineering team that is outpacing your designs

How to deal with an Engineering team that is outpacing your designs

#industrialdesign #diversity Learning "Industrial Design" - part 3 Today would like to mention about French born American Designer-Raymond Loewy- who was also mentioned by Press as the "Father of Industrial Design". Some of his notable works were Shell, Exxon, BP logos, Coca Cola Vending Machines and Bottle, International Harvester Equipment range, Pennysylvania Railroad Locomotives and Champion Automobile -to name a few. We Elysian Design labs also try to expand our works across a wide segment of industries to make our mark and learn more about different engineering and design concepts. Diversity is our main strength.

Well it was another fun Engineers Week Competition! Thanks to all who entered, great job!! Results from the Structural Team: 8 or Younger: Samuel! 9-13: Ethan! 14-18: Charissa! From the bridge judging committee: For the 8 or under group we had a split vote, but Samuel takes the prize. We like his unique design that had us thinking - "How does that work?" A combination of an arch shape and mechanical scissor action gives strength, while making this bridge visually interesting and creative. Every bridge in this age group had merit and it was really hard to judge. The 9 to 13 age group has some very interesting entries, but Ethan takes the cake. The eventual winner was almost skipped over in our first look, but the elegant simplicity in his design shines through. While this bridge may not apparently hold the "most weight" in the pictured application, the thrust block design is well suited to a rigid and rocky abutment siting that we have here so often in Colorado. Good job, Ethan. The 14 and older age group is bested by Charissa's bridge. The classic look and function of this Warren truss is efficient and strong. Attention to detail, especially at the joints where members come together is critical, and reveals the care and thought that went into this design. Members that take the most load at the top and bottom chord were built to be the strongest as the bridge shows of its good form and function. #3RocksStyle #EngineersWeek #BrightFutureAhead #StructuralEngineering

Our Future Factory _ Stories of an Engineer I have been a part of our company for five months now. This time has unveiled a world of opportunities and achievements before me. I am convinced that this project is one of the most ambitious in our country, and I take pride in being a part of its realization. Although there are already automobile factories in our country, I still feel like a pioneer. Every time I encounter new ideas or concepts, a thrill washes over me, as if I am launching something completely new myself. We plan to launch our factory next year. This is not just another step in our work, but a whole new chapter filled with opportunities and challenges. I eagerly await the moment when I see the first car leaving its walls. But right now, the construction of the factory is underway. As engineers, we actively participate in this process, feeling like part of something big and important. Each brick that is laid reminds me of the significance of what we are creating. We are building not just a factory — we are laying the foundation for future cars that will one day hit the roads, bringing joy and comfort to people. Every day on the construction site is a new story. I watch as the workers labor in unison, and it feels like their efforts already contain a part of our future history. We are not just building a factory; we are creating a community where everyone matters, where ideas can grow and develop. Soon we will begin installing the equipment, and I eagerly await that moment. I envision how the machines will come to life, how each new assembly will be the result of our hard work and aspirations. We plan to use the most modern technologies to make production not only efficient but also environmentally friendly. This journey will not be easy, but it is precisely this path that gives meaning to our work. We know there will be many challenges ahead, but that only fuels our determination. We are ready for the challenges, and our confidence in success strengthens our team. I look around the construction site and see how a dream is gradually taking shape into reality. Ahead lies a new chapter full of opportunities, and I am ready to be part of this amazing journey.

Engineering: Where visionary designs become practical solutions.❤️ With this 1st creation, many more are sure to come, with better qualities, newer materials and more innovative designs.