Defence, Tasmanian manufacturer partner on food tech
A Tasmanian food processing business is partnering with Defence, transferring food technology into the private sector.
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Working smarter with data – Orica gives miners the digital edge
@AuManufacturing’s new series, ‘Working smarter with data‘, continues today with a look at chemicals and explosives company, Orica that is digitising its products. Rajkumar Mathiravedu tells Peter Roberts how using data is bringing benefits for the company and its customers. For chemical and explosives company, Orica, digitising the deceptively simple task of packing explosives into…
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Working smarter with data – Australia’s first digital apprenticeship
@AuManufacturing’s new series, ‘Working smarter with data‘, continues today with the launch of Australia’s first digital apprenticeship. With COVID-19 casting a long shadow on the plans of the nation’s school leavers, industry has teamed up with Skills Lab to launch Australia’s first Digital Engineering Apprenticeship as a pathway to an in-demand career. The new apprenticeship,…
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Incitec Pivot closer to producing gas for its own use
Fertiliser and industrial chemicals manufacturer Incitec Pivot is closer to its ambition of producing gas for its own needs with the restart of its 50:50 joint venture drilling programme with Central Peroleum. The company has been working with Central Petroleum to develop coal seam gas opportunities in a 77 square kilometre site at Project Range…
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Industry grants open the way from the moon to mars
The second programme in the Australian Government’s $150 million Moon to Mars initiative – Demonstrator Feasibility grants – is now open. The $3.7 million grants provide opportunities for businesses and researchers to scope out projects which have the potential to operate or support operations in space. This includes activities related to NASA’s Moon to Mars…
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Nova Eye creates subsidiary to look beyond glaucoma
An Australian-based medical company that sold its name and a major chunk of its business to a French multi-national earlier this year has launched a subsidiary to develop a treatment for age-related macular degeneration.
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Making sense of industry research collaboration
To extract the best value from Australia’s world-class universities, research funding should go to research; there should be direct support for marketing the research; and industry should be provided with the backing to commercialise it.
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Titomic creates demonstration parts in year of progress for Australian 3D printing
Industrial scale additive manufacturing company Titomic has begun producing demonstration parts to satisfy its breakthrough sale of two massive production machines valued at $25.5 million. Titomic told investors that it had completed the technical research and development phase for its sale to Composite Technology, an Australian R&D and commercialisation division of a global defence product…
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Melbourne SME announces goal to become carbon neutral by 2023
Family-owned tapware manufacturer Sussex Taps has set a goal to become carbon neutral over the next two years.
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Tekt Industries announces new engineering boss
Product design and engineering company Tekt Industries has announced that Andy Atkinson has joined s Head of Engineering.
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