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Stratasys shakes up business – sends Bold Machines division to MakerBot Founder
Stratasys has spun off its product-development workshop Bold Machines. Now, the unit is an independent entity that will be run by founder and CEO...
AMWU: Government to blame for imminent job loss at BAE
Hundreds of jobs are hanging in the balance at BAE System’s Williamston shipyard as the defence contractor decided yesterday not to tender for a...
Amsterdam to get a new canal bridge 3D printed on site by robots
3D printing has amazed us so many times that each new level the technology reaches comes as a natural and expected development.
This latest achievement...
RMIT develops wearable sensors capable of detecting deadly gases and UV radiation
A team of researchers from RMIT University have managed to create cheap and durable sensor patches that are able to detect harmful UV radiation...
3D Systems joins forces with e-NABLE to expand availability of 3D printed hands and...
3D printing giant 3D Systems has announced that it has partnered up with e-NABLE Community Foundation (ECF) to support e-NABLE, the global network of...
Kimberly-Clark releases 2014/15 Sustainability Progress Report
Kimberly-Clark Australia & New Zealand has released its 2014/15 Sustainability Progress Report highlighting the company’s progress against its sustainability efforts within its People, Planet...
Downer EDI wins $130m wind farm project
Engineering and infrastructure company Downer EDI has announced that it has been awarded a $130 million contract for work on a new wind farm...
3D print your favourite model at Ford’s 3D shop online
Ford is the first car manufacturer in the world to list 3D printing schematics of its best-selling models for users who want to have...
ABB’s “next level mining” technology transforms Boliden AB’s Garpenberg mine in central Sweden
ABB has announced that it has delivered power and automation solutions for grinding mills and mine hoists, as well as hundreds of motors and...
SA car manufacturer that diversified into renewable energy reaps success with CSIRO solar thermal...
Thanks to the Australian Government’s $20 million Automotive Diversification Programme, Heliostat SA, a SA solar component supplier that employs former auto industry workers, has...
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From ship repair to autonomous underwater vehicles: Griffin Industrial’s next chapter with growth capital
Some of Australia’s most critical manufacturing happens where almost no one sees it: inside a fuel tank on a Navy tanker, in a machine shop south of Perth, on a workshop floor in western Sydney where a team is helping build autonomous underwater vehicles. Griffin Industrial does all three.
