Tag: Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility
CSIRO and AMRF Connect launch advanced manufacturing program for SMEs
Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has partnered with the Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF) Connect to deliver a new advanced manufacturing program aimed at supporting small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) to strengthen their manufacturing innovation and research capability.
Advanced manufacturing takes centre stage in $1 billion Bradfield City development
A major manufacturing facility will form the cornerstone of a $1 billion development deal for Bradfield City, the new urban precinct in South West Sydney, the New South Wales Government announced.
Manufacturing supply chain to benefit from NRF-AMRF collaboration
The New South Wales Government has welcomed a new partnership between the National Reconstruction Fund (NRF), the Bradfield Development Authority (BDA) and the Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF), which aims to strengthen Australia’s advanced manufacturing sector and expand sovereign industrial capability.
Western Sydney attracts global automation leader in manufacturing push
Western Sydney’s credentials as a hub for advanced manufacturing have received a boost through a new partnership between the Bradfield Development Authority and Japanese automation giant OMRON.
NSW universities partner with AMRF to boost advanced manufacturing
A new partnership between the Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF) and 11 universities in NSW and the ACT aims to advance manufacturing innovation in Western Sydney.
Advanced manufacturing hub nears opening as Bradfield City’s first building completes
The construction of the First Building at Bradfield City Centre, home to Stage 1 of the Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF), has officially been completed, marking a major milestone in Western Sydney’s development as a global manufacturing hub.
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