Index
- 3d printing
- accelerating commercialisation
- Agsensio
- agtech
- Automotive
- Beckhoff
- BMW
- brickworks
- buses
- carbon fibre
- Ceres Tag
- CIKONI
- Dandenong
- Factory of the Future
- federal government
- Glen-Gery
- global
- industrial PC
- Industry 4.0 test lab
- IPC
- Karen Andrews
- Origo
- Redland Brick
- Sioux City Brick
- Swinburne University
- US
- USA
- Ventury
- Victoria
- Volgren
- Wildlife Drones
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Swinburne implements carbon fibre defect detection AI technology
November 19, 2019 0 comment
Swinburne University has installed a new collaborative robotic system, in a world-first full digitalised inspection system for defect detection in carbon fibre composite production. The system, called DrapeWatch, is installed in the university’s Industry 4.0 Testlab in 2020, as part of the Factory of the Future facility. Swinburne has implemented the system in collaboration with … Continue reading Swinburne implements carbon fibre defect detection AI technology
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5000th bus manufactured at Victorian site
November 19, 2019 0 comment
Volgen has manufactured the 5000th bus at its facility in Dandenong, Victoria. The bus body builder, the largest in Australia, delivered the Optimus Low-Floor Route Bus to Ventura Bus Lines. The event leads the company to come full circle, as the first bus ever made by Volgren, the VG001, is also owned by Ventury. According … Continue reading 5000th bus manufactured at Victorian site
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Agtech manufacturers receive commercialisation funding
November 19, 2019 0 comment
Manufacturers creating products for the farming and agricultural sectors have been awarded funding under the latest round of Accelerating Commercialisation grants. A low energy tag, produced through a collaboration between James Cook University, CSIRO, the Queensland Government, and industry partner Ceres Tag, has received $700,000 to commercialise their technology. The tag can trace livestock for … Continue reading Agtech manufacturers receive commercialisation funding
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German auto maker selects global provider of IPCs
November 19, 2019 0 comment
German car manufacturer, BMW, has selected Beckhoff Automation as the global standard supplier for Industrial PC (IPC) technology. The agreement, announced on November 14, will tie the two companies together until 2030, and Beckhoff will supply BMW facilities worldwide, across sites including Germany, Brazil, China, India, South Africa, the UK, the US, and Mexico. The … Continue reading German auto maker selects global provider of IPCs
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Australian brick manufacturer expands US operations
November 18, 2019 0 comment
Australian brick manufacturer has acquired US brick manufacturer Redland Brick. At a price of $48 million, the purchase covers four manufacturing sites across the US, one in Pennsylvania, and Virginia, and two in Maryland. Redland Brick encompasses brands such as Cushwa, KF, Harmar, and TruBrix, brands which will enable Brickworks to grow across North America, … Continue reading Australian brick manufacturer expands US operations