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  • ifm’s smart factory solutions for small, medium and large sized factories

    April 15, 2019 0 comment

    ifm shows that it can offer full solutions for all factory automation, 24 hours a day. Whether a company is an OEM, a packaging or process factory, there are constant needs to produce high quality products at reduced costs, while effectively managing the high amount of workflow in a factory. Smart factory solutions allows companies … Continue reading ifm’s smart factory solutions for small, medium and large sized factories →

  • Swinburne: Emerging technologies changing future of financial services

    April 15, 2019 0 comment

    Emerging technologies such as blockchain, data and artificial intelligence (AI) are disrupting the landscape of the financial services industry, participants at Swinburne’s Financial Technologies (FinTech) panel discussion have heard. In April, FinTech leaders came together to discuss the trends, challenges and opportunities of FinTech in Australia. The event’s panel discussion was moderated by director of … Continue reading Swinburne: Emerging technologies changing future of financial services →

  • WA invested in scientific shark hazard mitigation strategy

    April 15, 2019 0 comment

    The government of Western Australia’s 2019-20 State Budget, set to be handed down on May 9, includes an additional $8 million on top of the $4.7m already funded for shark hazard mitigation initiatives using technology such as drones. The funding boost will see Surf Life Saving WA helicopter, drone, beach and jet ski patrols continue … Continue reading WA invested in scientific shark hazard mitigation strategy →

  • Deakin University aims to push artificial intelligence boundaries

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    Deakin University is investing close to $33 million into its new Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute (A2I2), pushing the boundaries of what is possible between human interactions and artificial intelligence (AI). Deakin vice chancellor Jane den Hollander joined Victorian Minister for Jobs, Innovation and Trade, Martin Pakula, on April 12 to launch the Institute at the … Continue reading Deakin University aims to push artificial intelligence boundaries →

  • QUT researchers lead battery storage project in Australia

    April 12, 2019 0 comment

    QUT researchers will head key research projects in expanding Australia’s battery industry from mining to manufacturing, with the announcement of the Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre. The Future Battery Industries CRC will involve 58 industry, government and research partners, and has the backing of a $25 million grant from the federal government and more than $110 … Continue reading QUT researchers lead battery storage project in Australia →

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