Tag: Technology
Airbus selects Siemens Capital software for next-gen E/E systems development
Leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus has selected Siemens' Capital software from the company's Xcelerator Portfolio to boost the development of commercial aircraft.
According to the official...
ARENA announces $40m Ultra Low Cost Solar R&D Funding Round
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced up to $40 million in funding to support research and development aimed at achieving the Australian...
CES 2022 kicks off in Las Vegas
The world’s most influential tech event with innovation set to boost health and safety and change lives across the world kicked off yesterday in...
UTS scientists develop sensors that can revolutionize brain-controlled robotics
Professor Francesca Iacopi, an expert in nano-electronics and materials, and her team at the University of Technology Sydney have developed a biosensor that is...
BAE System awarded a $154m US Navy contract
BAE Systems has been given a five-year indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract valued at up to $154 million by the US Navy.
Under the terms...
Graphene Manufacturing Group battery pilot plant commences operations
Australian clean-tech company Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) has announced that its graphene aluminium-ion batteries ("G+AI Batteries") pilot production and testing plant is now operational.
In...
Australian Space Park to solidify SA as the nation’s Space State
Fleet Space Technologies, Q-CTRL, ATSpace, and Alauda Aeronautics in collaboration with the South Australian government have joined forces to build the space sector in...
CSIRO and Google announce five-year $1bn partnership
Google Australia has announced a $1 billion Digital Future Initiative investing in Australian infrastructure, research and partnerships.
Aimed at accelerating Australia’s progress to becoming a...
Huawei, China Mobile and Haier to build smart factories
Huawei and China Mobile have announced that they will help Haier deploy 5G solutions in its smart factories across the world.
China’s largest consumer electronics...
MIT researchers develop “robotic” breath-regulating textile
Researchers at MIT have developed a new kind of soft robotic fiber that can act as artificial muscles and react to body movements.
The OmniFiber...
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What spending reveals about downstream consumer demand for manufactured goods
For manufacturers supplying consumer-facing markets, understanding demand conditions has become increasingly important in an environment shaped by cautious spending, rising costs and intense competition.
