Shake, Rattle & Roll is Resonate’s school-focused engineering awareness initiative designed to bring vibration testing, problem-solving and STEM learning to life. Through practical design challenges, students move beyond theory and experience how engineers test products and structures in real-world environments. It was initially launched by Astronaut Tim Peake.
The TVAC Competition is Resonate’s space-industry engagement programme designed to support emerging space organisations, research teams and innovative technology developers by providing access to Thermal Vacuum (TVAC) testing expertise. The initiative was created to help accelerate product development, encourage collaboration across the space sector and provide practical access to environmental testing capabilities that simulate the conditions of space.
At Resonate, we believe engineering should be accessible, inspiring and relevant to young people. Through school engagement activities, STEM outreach programmes and educational partnerships, we help students connect classroom learning with real-world engineering challenges.
Our team works with schools, colleges and educators to showcase how testing, innovation and problem-solving support industries including space, aerospace, automotive, energy and advanced technology.
Engineering testing is all about asking questions, solving problems, and discovering how things behave before they are used in the real world. From rockets and batteries to fire safety and space exploration, testing helps make technology safer, stronger, and more reliable. Here are some fascinating engineering questions and answers to inspire curious minds.
Behind every test programme is a team of engineers committed to delivering reliable, independent technical evidence. From vibration and shock testing to environmental, battery and space qualification programmes, our engineers help customers understand product performance, reduce risk and make informed decisions with confidence.
Whether you’re looking to contact us for the first time or have another testing requirement, we’d love to hear from you.
