The Aerospace Network is the principal point of reference for IET members and non-members engaged in electronics, electrical, production.
A distinct network that brings together the automotive and road infrastructure sectors, with a particular focus on the use of technologies.
The network facilitates sharing and understanding of technical information and knowledge associated with electromagnetics.
This community has been established to represent professional engineers, technologists, and applied scientists who have interests in the principles.
The network represents all those with an active interest in power systems and equipment.
The Radar, Sonar and Navigation Network is the home of an extensive community of engineers with an interest in all aspects of radar, sonar and navigation systems.
This network strives to co-ordinate the fragmented groups representing the UK robotics and mechatronics community.
Tribology is the science and technology of interactive surfaces in relative motion. It incorporates various scientific and technological disciplines.
The Antennas and Propagation Network covers all aspects of the theory and design and modelling of antenna systems.
For professionals with an interest in engineering systems installed and operated in all types of buildings.
This network strives to support biomedical engineers by providing a platform for the community to exchange knowledge.
A network covering the electronic means by which multimedia content is created and distributed.
The network brings together energy traders, controllers and regulators to form a community interested in powering the future.
A network covering electrical engineering aspects of the promotion, construction, regulation, operation, safety and maintenance of railway, metro, tramway.
Focused on satellites, space vehicles and earth stations used in: communications, navigation, earth observation, remote sensing.
The Asset Management Network is a collaboration between the IET and the Institute of Asset Management.
This community has been established to represent all those with an active interest in automation and control.
A network which promotes the history of science, engineering and technology.
Focusing on technologies in electricity generation, power electronic devices and systems.
The Project Controls Network is a collaboration between the IET and the ACostE.
A specialist network covering the area of radio frequency, microwave and millimetre-wave science, engineering and technology.
Focused on the generation, processing, communication and presentation of visual information.