Tag: Sydney
Local automation services help manufacturing projects manage complexity, Rockwell says
Manufacturing and other industrial projects across Australia and the wider region are increasingly turning to local automation capabilities to manage project complexity, supply chain challenges and delivery timelines, according to Rockwell Automation.
VVMF receives TGA manufacturing licence for Sydney viral vector facility
Viral Vector Manufacturing Facility Pty Ltd (VVMF) has received a Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) manufacturing licence for its Sydney facility, allowing the company to manufacture viral vectors under Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) conditions.
International electrochemistry conference arrives in Australia for first time
More than 1300 researchers from around the world will gather in Sydney this week for the first Australian edition of the International Society of Electrochemistry’s (ISE) annual meeting, with discussions spanning clean energy, climate change and healthcare technologies.
Arnott’s Group recognises suppliers at 2026 Supplier Forum
The Arnott’s Group has recognised the contributions of its supply partners at its annual 2026 Supplier Forum in Sydney, highlighting collaboration, innovation and supply chain performance across its operations.
Data centre boom placing growing pressure on electricity equipment supply chains, Hitachi Energy says
The rapid expansion of Australia's data centre sector is increasing pressure on global supply chains for high-voltage electrical equipment, according to Hitachi Energy, which says stronger coordination and earlier planning will be needed to avoid delays to major infrastructure projects.
Schneider Electric to host Innovation Day 2026 in Sydney, focusing on AI-ready infrastructure
Schneider Electric has announced it will host its Innovation Day 2026 event in Sydney next month, bringing together technology partners, customers and industry leaders to discuss AI-ready infrastructure, digital transformation and technology ecosystem collaboration.
UNSW researchers develop lightweight patch for continuous heart and breathing monitoring
Researchers at UNSW Sydney have developed a lightweight wearable sensor that could one day allow patients with heart and breathing conditions to be monitored continuously at home, potentially supporting earlier detection of health issues and reducing the need for hospital visits.
Australian-first critical minerals facility opens in Sydney
New critical minerals processing facilities have been opened in Sydney, aimed at strengthening Australia’s capability to refine resources used in renewable energy technologies, defence applications and other advanced industries, according to a joint media release from the Australian Government.
Mining industry examines quantum technology to improve exploration accuracy
Australia’s mining sector is examining how quantum sensing could strengthen exploration capability and improve efficiency, as industry, research and government leaders gathered at the Quantum Australia Conference in Sydney.
Siltrax advances fuel cell manufacturing with TÜV-certified G-100 stack
Australian manufacturer Siltrax has announced that its G-100 Proton Exchange Membrane fuel cell stack has secured TÜV certification, a manufacturing milestone the company says will accelerate commercial deployment in regulated global markets.
Featured Article
Modular switchgear built for faster, verified panel builds
As switchboard builders face tighter programmes and increasing scrutiny around compliance, the way enclosure, busbar and separation concepts work together has a direct impact on build time and verification effort.
