Well there might be a heatwave when we walk out the door but it’s super chilled down in our workshop. In the July edition of Apexis Engineering’s newsletter ‘The Engineering Echo’; we’re sharing the latest news and things that have caught our eye.
Welcoming our 2026 summer intern
Emily Simpson has joined us today to work through her summer holidays; she has just completed her first year in General Engineering at the University of Warwick.
Emily says, “I am really looking forward to working at Apexis Engineering over the summer to improve my design skills, there’s already some really interesting projects I am working on which I am looking forward to getting more deeply involved in over the coming weeks.”
You can read more about Emily and our plans for her summer internship here: Welcoming our 2026 summer intern – Apexis Engineering
Summer shutdown reminder
Another reminder that Apexis Engineering will be closed from Thursday 30th July through to Monday 10th August 2026. Our emails and phone’s won’t be monitored regularly during this time so please leave us a message if you need us and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
What a number
We’re not talking about
the number of goals from Sunday night / Monday morning’s game, we’ve spotted the news on this 1993 Toyota Corolla hitting 1.2 million miles.
Super impressive stuff and shows when built well and then looked after things can perform exceptionally well for what they are designed to do.
📸Graeme Hebley (car owner) taken by his mechanic John Sherman of Guthrie’s Auto Care
Our latest insights
We’ve uncovered why we’re a perfect turnkey engineering partner and it’s less to do with Seleena being a chatterbox and nosey parker when she’s onsite and more to do with Craig’s combination of mechanical and design engineering expertise that means what he designs he can make and assemble.
Not unusual you might be thinking, well actually it really is very unusual.
Fancy a read? Our insights are all captured HERE.
To AI or human in manufacturing…
One of the phrases we use a lot is that as engineers we can look, listen, touch and understand machinery and plant operating in factories. AI can’t replace all of our skillset.
So, in more Automotive chatter from us we also loved the Ford story on them rehiring human engineers after the AI they implemented failed to complete the quality checks in their US plants. We’re not dissing AI but we agree that humans will always have skills and experience that can’t be replaced by this tech.
Here’s the article: click here
How can we help you?
If you’ve got a project you’d like to discuss with us please reach out to Seleena (info@apexisengineering.co.uk or 01332 419220).
As a reminder we offer a full turnkey services for bespoke machinery, custom plant and tailor made equipment from design through to installation (or concept to completion in our words!).
Apexis Engineering can also help with assembly projects and manufacturing of components or full machines – whether you need a one off or a continuous supply.
We make it happen whatever your project is.
