Index
- 3d printing
- Accelerating Commercialisation Grant
- Advanced Design and Prototyping Technologies Institute
- advanced manufacturing
- Australian government
- Cooperative Research Centre Association
- Curvecrete
- Design Robotics for Mass Customisation
- Digital twins
- energy saving information
- Excellence in Innovation
- Fresh Science Queensland 2021
- Griffith University
- IMCRC
- Manufacturing
- Melbourne
- OncoRes Medical
- optimise energy efficiency
- paediatric hip surgery
- pilot manufacturing facility
- Proteomics International
- reducing pressure and flowrates
- reducing waste
- robotic concrete moulding
- robotics
- SMC Corporation
- Swinburne University
- SynGenis
- VeinTech
- VitalTrace
- WA government
- WA Medical Technology and Pharmaceutical (MTP) Manufacturing Voucher Program
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Insider energy saving information to “release the pressure”
November 5, 2021 0 comment
Pneumatic processes account for around 20 per cent of all factory power consumption. However, when air is optimised, it becomes a game changer that is proven to improve energy efficiency.
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Curvecrete to build a pilot manufacturing facility in Melbourne
November 5, 2021 0 comment
Curvecrete – a company that manufactures curved, sustainable concrete that produces zero waste – has received a $325,158 Accelerating Commercialisation Grant from the federal government to develop a pilot manufacturing facility in Melbourne.
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Digital twins and 3D printing could inform paediatric hip surgery
November 5, 2021 0 comment
Griffith University bioengineer, Dr Martina Barzan, supplied a 60-second pitch that won the Fresh Science Queensland 2021 competition on research using digital twins to design 3D printed components, aiming to remove the guesswork from paediatric hip surgery.
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IMCRC Design Robotics team wins Excellence in Innovation Award
November 4, 2021 0 comment
The Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre’s (IMCRC) “Design Robotics for Mass Customisation” team has won the Cooperative Research Centre Association’s 2020 Award, for Excellence in Innovation.
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WA invests $450,000 into new industry manufacturing
November 4, 2021 0 comment
Medical technology and pharmaceutical manufacturing in Western Australia have received a boost, with five local life sciences companies receiving $450,000 in funding to commercialise their innovations.