Tag: CSIRO
CSIRO outlines growing role of 3D printing in Australian manufacturing
Australia’s manufacturing industry is increasingly adopting 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, as companies seek more flexible, resilient and efficient ways to produce high-value components, according to CSIRO.
CSIRO program targets SMEs exploring AI and digital manufacturing
Applications have opened for a CSIRO program supporting Queensland small and medium-sized businesses exploring research and development opportunities in digital technologies and artificial intelligence, including digital manufacturing.
Student rocket engine project demonstrates additive manufacturing potential
Australian manufacturing innovation has helped a team of University of Melbourne students test-fire a 3D-printed rocket engine at an international competition, marking what CSIRO says is a first for an Australian student team at Race2Space.
Fujitsu, Monash and CSIRO partner to advance Australia’s quantum research and workforce
CSIRO, Fujitsu and Monash University have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at expanding Australian researchers' and students' access to advanced quantum computing technology, with the collaboration focused on strengthening Australia's quantum capability and supporting the development of practical quantum applications.
CSIRO highlights Lab22’s support for advanced manufacturing with metallic 3D printing
CSIRO says its Lab22 Innovation Centre is helping strengthen Australia's manufacturing sector by supporting the adoption and development of metallic additive manufacturing technologies, as local industry increasingly turns to advanced production methods.
CSIRO outlines key decisions shaping Australia’s farming future
Australian agriculture is facing a series of near-term decisions that could influence its productivity, profitability and sustainability through to 2050, according to a new discussion paper from CSIRO and the Australian Farm Institute.
CSIRO opens aquaculture R&D program for Australian SMEs
Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) developing solutions for the aquaculture sector are being invited to apply for the latest round of CSIRO's Innovate to Grow program, which aims to help businesses develop research and development (R&D) plans and connect with researchers.
CSIRO develops quantum timing technology to strengthen satellite resilience
CSIRO has developed two portable quantum-enabled timing devices designed to help maintain secure timing for critical systems when Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals, including GPS, are disrupted.
CSIRO advances quantum materials manufacturing with diamond dust research
Australia’s national science agency CSIRO is developing advanced manufacturing methods to transform low-value industrial diamond dust into quantum-grade sensing materials, a move aimed at strengthening the country’s capability in quantum technologies and supporting future manufacturing applications.
Rising climate variability intensifies frost pressure on wheat production, CSIRO finds
Australia’s wheat growers are facing increasing challenges from frost as climate variability reshapes production decisions, according to new research released by CSIRO.























