Index
- Actuators
- Australian manufacturing
- Australian SMEs
- defence
- enclosure cooling units
- EOS Space Systems
- I/O interface
- IEC Group
- IoT adaptor
- Labor government
- LINAK
- Lithgow Arms
- Manufacturing
- Modern Manufacturing Expo
- Prime Minister Albanese
- research
- Rittal
- Small Arms Collaboration and Cooperation Centre (C3)
- SmartSat CRC
- space technology
- TECHLINE
- Thales Australia
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Thales Australia establishes Small Arms Collaboration Centre
June 10, 2022 0 comment
Thales Australia’s Lithgow Arms business in regional NSW has established a Small Arms Collaboration and Cooperation Centre (C3) to support and help grow the capabilities of its Australian SME and industrial partners.
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EOS Space Systems becomes core partner of SmartSat CRC
June 10, 2022 0 comment
EOS Space Systems has become a core partner for the SmartSat Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), joining leading universities and global corporations like Airbus, BAE Systems and Nova Systems.
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Expect more from linear movement with I/O actuators
June 9, 2022 0 comment
Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with LINAK Australia TECHLINE business unit manager, Andrew Cooper, about a smart and customisable actuator that is setting new industry standards.
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IoT adaptor for enclosure cooling units
June 9, 2022 0 comment
For a company to implement Industry 4.0, its machinery and equipment must be able to communicate with each other and the internet. To ensure customers can integrate existing industrial cooling units into condition monitoring and IoT systems, Rittal offers a special adaptor that retrofits comprehensive communications capabilities.
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Modern manufacturing under a new Labor government
June 9, 2022 0 comment
“I want to use the power of government to bring back Aussie manufacturing. Because Australia should always be a company that makes things.” This statement, made by then leader of the Labor Party and now Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese in 2020, is coming to fruition with the recent commitment to a $1 billion … Continue reading Modern manufacturing under a new Labor government