Technology

A Victorian-first community-scale battery storage network will soon materialise in the Melbourne CBD and inner-city suburbs following the signing of an agreement between Victorian...

Australian manufacturers should learn how to embrace technology and apply it to their businesses as a solution-fit application, according to the recently concluded Manufacturing...

Mining and mining supply companies can now leverage the Australian university’s advanced manufacturing test facilities to develop new technology prior to on-site operations. With the...

Manufacturing capabilities and defence sustainment are set to be advanced under a new multi-year research agreement between Titomic USA, Inc. and a US military research organisation, focused on developing cold spray and additive manufacturing applications for defence modernisation.

IDD Tech, CIMIC Group’s software development company, and Torrens University Australia have established a research and innovation partnership that will combine IDD Tech's proficiency in integrated digital delivery software solutions with the university’s entrepreneurial research and innovation leaders. 

The Morrison Government continues to create new jobs through its Hunter Class Frigates Program with up to 40 engineers tasked to start working on...

In a bid to achieve better part repeatability with advanced metal additive manufacturing (AM) across the globe, a network of contract manufacturers has collaborated and obtained significant results in printing the same print file of an industrial part using Velo3D Sapphire systems in six locations.

Stratasys has become the official supplier of 3D printing solutions to the McLaren-Honda Formula 1 team under a new four-year agreement that was signed...

The New South Wales government has announced funding for an innovative bushfire technology-focused research and development program.  High-tech sensors that can predict and detect fires...

Hyundai Motor Group has set out to become one of the world’s top electric vehicle manufacturers by 2030 with a whopping KRW 24 trillion (AUD 27.1 billion) investment in the South Korean EV industry.