AML3D secures major order to upgrade defence supplier’s robotic system
AML3D has received a $0.28 million order from Century Engineering, an Australian Defence and industry supplier, to upgrade a robotic welding system into a cutting-edge ARCEMY metal 3D printing system.
Toyota confirms commitment to Tasmanian market by opening new forklift branch in Launceston
Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA) has opened a new branch in Tasmania, increasing its customer support capability and confirming its commitment to local customers.
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Epson launches Direct to Shape Printing System for full-scale global rollout
Epson has announced the global commercialisation of its new Direct to Shape Printing System, which combines its proprietary PrecisionCore printhead technology with robotics to enable high-quality inkjet printing directly on three-dimensional surfaces.
Australian Defence Force unveils next-gen drone prototypes in government-backed accelerator challenge
The Australian Government is championing innovation in the defence sector with the initiation of the Sovereign UAS Challenge, featuring the development of new-generation drone prototypes by 11 Australian companies.
AI, wearable technology could help protect workers from injuries, expert says
Artificial intelligence and wearable technology can help companies better understand the risk profile of their workforce and provide bespoke injury prevention training where needed, according to a workplace safety expert.
Tip Top Bakeries upgrades workforce automation for more efficient business and better customer service
Australasian bread products manufacturer Tip Top Bakeries, a subsidiary of George Weston Foods, has recently completed a national rollout of the latest TouchStar Runner...
AM Research: Additive manufacturing to gain ground in data centres by 2033
A new report by Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research) highlights a growing opportunity for 3D printing technology in data center infrastructure, with penetration rates for additive manufacturing (AM) expected to rise significantly through 2033.
Jellybean quantum dots serve as solution for overcrowded circuitry – UNSW scientists say
Engineers at UNSW Sydney have taken a major step towards solving a long-standing problem about giving qubits – the basic units of quantum information – more breathing space by developing a jellybean-shaped quantum dot.
TAFE Queensland, Core Additive partner to boost local additive manufacturing
Markforged Australian retailer Core Additive and training provider TAFE Queensland have teamed up for educational initiatives focused on the industrial usage of composites and additive manufacturing.
TNG teams up with AGV Energy to develop vanadium redox flow batteries
Australian mineral processing technology company TNG Limited has reached an agreement with international green hydrogen specialist, AGV Energy, to collaborate on the proposed integration...
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