Tag: Technology
From factory floor to football: IFS expands Industrial AI with Chelsea FC
IFS has announced a multi-year agreement with Chelsea Football Club to deploy its Industrial AI technology across the Premier League club's business operations, with the company saying the move is intended to establish a new approach to the use of artificial intelligence in elite football.
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.
UNSW researchers develop soft robotic heart to support disease research and device testing
Researchers at UNSW Sydney have developed a soft robotic model of the human heart designed to replicate key aspects of heart function and disease, with the aim of supporting research into cardiovascular conditions and the development of new medical devices.
Robotic bird developed by RMIT advances turbulence flight research
Researchers at RMIT University have developed a bio-inspired robotic bird that is helping scientists better understand how kestrels maintain stable flight in turbulent conditions, with the findings expected to inform the design of more resilient small unmanned aerial vehicles (sUAVs).
New governance framework targets safe and responsible AI deployment in transportation
NMFTA has released a free artificial intelligence governance framework aimed at helping trucking and logistics organisations adopt AI technologies while managing cybersecurity and operational risks.
Australian-developed Toyota HiLux GVM upgrade to boost payload capacity
Toyota Australia says it will introduce a locally developed factory-engineered gross vehicle mass (GVM) upgrade option for selected HiLux 4x4 grades from August 2026, aimed at increasing the vehicle’s carrying capacity for fleet and private customers.
Future Solutions Speaker Program headlines Australian Manufacturing Week 2026 in Brisbane
Australian Manufacturing Week 2026 is just a day away, with organisers placing strong emphasis on the Future Solutions Speaker Program, alongside live technology demonstrations and industry exhibits.
Major food processing tech exhibition set for Tokyo in June 2026
FOOMA Japan, one of the world’s largest comprehensive food processing technology exhibitions, is set to take place in Tokyo in June, featuring innovations that could help international manufacturers replicate Japanese food products at scale.
Bosch to keep tech investment high amid job reductions
Global technology giant Bosch said it is banking on its innovative capabilities to drive growth in 2026 amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and trade barriers.
Deteqt raises $5M to scale manufacturing of chip-scale quantum sensing technology
Australian quantum sensing company Deteqt has closed a $5 million AUD seed round, highlighting a manufacturing-focused push to scale its chip-scale quantum magnetic sensing technology as global interest in defence and field-deployable sensing grows.
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Behind the Australian Made logo: Six manufacturers shaping local industry
Australian manufacturers are continuing to invest in local production, innovation and sustainability across a wide range of industries. From textiles and packaging to construction and advanced manufacturing, Australian Made licensees are developing products tailored to local conditions while supporting Australian jobs and capabilities.
