Tag: machine learning
Drones open world-leading machine learning space
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Autonomous drones flew in to mark the official opening of the world-leading Australian Institute for Machine Learning’s new research and learning space in...
New research centre at RMIT to improve automated decision making
The Federal Government has announced $31.8 million in funding for a new research centre that will investigate responsible, ethical, and inclusive automated decision making.
Located...
Robert Bosch Venture Capital leads USD 17.5 million investment in Teralytics
Teralytics has raised USD 17.5 million in a funding round led by Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH (RBVC) to build a platform to improve...
Government announces $40m in funding for 19 industry-led projects
The Federal Government has announced $40 million in funding for 19 industry-led projects under the sixth round from the Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program.
Minister...
Infosys to create up to 1,200 new jobs in Australia
Indian multinational corporation Infosys will establish three Innovation Hubs across Australia, creating up to 1,200 new high-skilled jobs.
The company, which is a leader in...
CSIRO invests $35m to advance Australia’s Space Technology and AI capabilities
CSIRO has announced a $35 million investment in frontier research in Space Technology and Artificial Intelligence.
Part of CSIRO's Future Science Platforms (FSP) portfolio, aimed...
ABB to build a cutting-edge flexible robotics factory in China
ABB will invest A$210 million to build the world’s most advanced, automated and flexible robotics factory in Shanghai.
Located near ABB’s expansive China robotics campus, the new...
A third of manufacturing will be automated within the next three years, according to...
A new industry research project conducted by global SaaS asset-management firm SSG Insight has found that a third of manufacturing is expected to be...
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Beyond insights: How CRM solutions are transforming the manufacturing industry
The global manufacturing sector is witnessing a seismic shift in its automation approach as companies worldwide, big or small, grapple with the ongoing labour shortage and skills gap within the industry.
