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Mercedes-Benz integrates NVIDIA Omniverse into car manufacturing process

Mercedes-Benz has announced that it is tapping into NVIDIA’s Omniverse platform to further digitise its manufacturing processes. 

US manufacturing sector sees fastest PMI deterioration in December

US manufacturers have seen a steep decline in the health of the industry during the last month of 2022, according to the latest PMI...

Output, new orders drag down Global Manufacturing PMI in December

The global manufacturing sector experienced a further decline in December as a result of the downfall in output and new orders.  The latest J.P. Morgan...

Key design considerations when specifying motion control solutions for industrial manufacturing

In general — and indeed perhaps exacerbated by the disruption caused by the recent pandemic — manufacturers need automated processes to boost productivity and speed products to market in order to remain competitive.

$41.5 million in funding for ultra low cost solar research

On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has today announced it has awarded $41.5 million in funding across 13 research projects to support research and development (R&D) and commercialisation activities that aims to significantly reduce the cost of solar. 

Australia’s largest satellite stack launched today, to make global air travel smoother and more efficient

Skykraft, a Canberra-based space-services company, has sent the largest Australian-made payload into space. At approximately 300kg, this locally manufactured satellite stack weighs more than the total mass of all Australian-built space objects ever launched.

Australian Manufacturing PMI declines to 50.2 in December— Judo Bank

Market activity in Australia’s manufacturing sector has experienced further contraction at the end of 2022, with the seasonally adjusted S&P Global Australia Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) standing at 50.2. 

AIB Ireland Manufacturing PMI: New orders fall at faster rate in December

The Irish manufacturing sector recorded a second month of deteriorating operating conditions in December as new orders fell sharply, according to the latest AIB PMI® data. 

Core Lithium prepares Northern Territory’s first lithium exports

ASX-listed lithium producer Core Lithium recently began preparing its first shipment from the Finniss Lithium mine at Darwin Port.  About 15,000 dry metric tonnes of...

Eurozone’s final manufacturing PMI in 2022 rises to 3-month high

Eurozone’s manufacturing sector has eased up further in the last month of 2022 following softer inflationary pressures and more stable supply-chain conditions created some respite for goods producers. 
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