Tag: artificial intelligence

Brisbane-based medtech company Microbio is leveraging advanced manufacturing capabilities through a partnership with Queensland’s Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Hub to scale and globalise its rapid sepsis detection technology.

Australia’s manufacturing sector is integral to the country’s economic framework, employing over 850,000 individuals and contributing approximately 6% to the national GDP.

Four Charles Darwin University (CDU) Master of Data Science students have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) model capable of detecting and classifying road signs with more than 90 per cent accuracy, demonstrating the potential for AI to improve road safety and infrastructure monitoring.

Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a novel method that combines 3D bioprinting with artificial intelligence (AI) to produce personalised oral soft tissue grafts, offering a promising alternative to conventional gum tissue grafting procedures.

Artificial intelligence is set to drive the biggest productivity boom in a century, according to a new TeamViewer report launched at Hannover Messe, with 71 per cent of manufacturing leaders expecting AI to transform the sector.

Swinburne University of Technology has announced an investment in H3D, a technology company focused on AI-driven design for dental devices. 

Dell Technologies has announced a collaboration with Worley to drive artificial intelligence (AI) innovation using the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA. 

Johns Hopkins researchers have used AI to refine titanium alloy manufacturing, accelerating production while preserving or enhancing strength, a breakthrough with potential benefits for aerospace, defense, and medical industries.

Alpha HPA has reported positive developments in its semiconductor sector marketing efforts, which are driving momentum for both stages of its HPA First Project in Gladstone, Queensland.

A new study by Zebra Technologies has highlighted growing concerns among warehouse workers in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, with over 72 per cent citing safety risks on the warehouse floor.