Phillip Hazell

UniSA creates novel deep sensing technology with optical fibre

Australia faces the ever-increasing challenge of maintaining its maritime domain awareness in the Indo-Pacific region. Monitoring and safeguarding the region – which is home to extensive maritime borders, grey-zone operations, and trillion-dollar trade routes – requires significant resources and strategic coordination.
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Supplying an industry leader

Thornton Engineering, a family-owned manufacturer specialising in structural steel, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, plate work and pile casings, relies on a pivotal supply of industrial gases from Air Liquide Australia.
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SCORKL has launched SCORKL 2.0 – Electric, its new and improved underwater breathing device – built upon the previous SCORKL design.

Breathing underwater made cheaper and more accessible

The Australian brand SCORKL has launched SCORKL 2.0 – Electric, its new and improved underwater breathing device – built upon the previous SCORKL design – providing even more accessibility, affordability, and fun to divers and water lovers. 
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Assured success

With 3D printing beginning to finally have the impact on manufacturing that was expected some 30 years ago, manufacturers remain wary of truly capitalising on it. Additive Assurance is looking to change that.
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Pumping the way to efficiency

In the building and manufacturing materials sector, hydraulic hoses play a vital role by enabling heavy-duty machinery to operate efficiently.
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Advanced Navigation has been awarded a grant by the Australian Department of Defence to advance the nation’s domestic manufacturing capability for photonic chips.

Advanced Navigation wins defence grant to spearhead photonic chip manufacturing

Advanced Navigation, a global leader in AI robotics and navigation technology, has been awarded a grant by the Australian Department of Defence to advance the nation’s domestic manufacturing capability for photonic chips.
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Australia can cement its position as a global leader in AI by more effectively turning AI research into commercial opportunities.

Cementing Australia’s position as a global leader in AI

Australia can cement its position as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) by more effectively turning AI research into commercial opportunities to support existing national industry strengths, says a new report released by the National AI Centre. 
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