AML3D secures new contract with BlueForge Alliance to advance US Navy’s submarine program
Metal additive manufacturing company AML3D has inked a strategic contract with BlueForge Alliance, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the US Navy's Submarine Industrial Base.
Stratasys teams up with McLaren Racing to bring 3D printing to the F1 grid
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...
Swinburne unveils $5.2m supercomputer to bolster high impact research in Australia
Swinburne University of Technology has launched a $5.2 million supercomputer that will enable academics and collaborators across Australia to conduct innovative space technology, health, and environmental research.
University of Sydney inks metal additive manufacturing MoU with GE Additive
The University of Sydney has inked a long-term Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with GE Additive that supports the creation of the first metal additive...
Scientists discover new strategy to 3D-print life-like organs
A group of researchers from the University of Colorado has created a new method for converting medical images, such CT or MRI scans, into detailed 3D models on the computer.
UNSW unveils new 3D printing process for energy storage
University of New South Wales engineers have developed a 3D printing process using solid-state polymer electrolytes (SPE) for energy storage.
The research team from the...
3D Metalforge awarded ABS’ first-ever 3D printing certification
ASX-listed manufacturing company 3D Metalforge (3MF) has secured the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) license for additive production of metal parts.
The certification was awarded...
RMIT and Eurecat unveil new metal digital manufacturing joint research unit that connects Australia...
RMIT and Eurecat, the Technology Centre of Catalonia, have announced the establishment of a Metal Digital Manufacturing Joint Research Unit (JRU) to accelerate industrial...
Developing cutting-edge lasers for the defence and manufacturing sectors
A new project led by University of South Australia (UniSA) Professor David Lancaster in collaboration with the University of Adelaide has been awarded a...
Australian researchers use quantum computer to observe 100-billionth-speed slow-mo
A team of scientists at the University of Sydney have successfully demonstrated the potential of quantum technology in exploring new designs in material science, drugs, or solar energy harvesting by slowing down a process critical in chemical reactions by a factor of 100 billion times.
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Automotive canopy and tray manufacturer manages 6,000 SKUs with self-implemented ERP
Australian automotive accessories manufacturer Trig Point self-implemented an ERP system in just three months and gained control over its unwieldy component inventory, product customizations, and production processes. “We wouldn’t be able to manage that without a system like this,” says Chris Wasylkiw, Production Engineer.
