The University of South Australia (UniSA) has opened a brand-new Advanced Manufacturing facility and revealed an $18 million investment in four space research projects under the iLAuNCH Trailblazer.
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AML3D’s expands presence in Australian Defence Sector
New report forecasts semiconductor future in additive manufacturing
A new market study outlines the potential for additive manufacturing (AM) technologies to optimise the capabilities of the semiconductor industry.
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UniSA, VPG and SMR collaborate on additive space manufacturing
Through the iLAuNCH Trailblazer, the University of South Australia (UniSA) with VPG Innovation and SMR Australia will mature and space qualify a new optical manufacturing process and materials for space flight applications and demonstrate it in a camera that can utilise this revolutionary new manufacturing capability.
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Airbus to partner with Australian company Titomic
Leading Australian additive manufacturing company Titomic has announced it has been selected by Airbus as the chosen supplier for cold spray additive manufacturing, repairs and maintenance equipment.
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Space trailblazer to build more durable satellites and hypersonic structures
The first iLAuNCH Trailblazer project is underway to establish an advanced manufacturing facility that will design and deliver stronger more durable satellite and hypersonic vehicle structures using additive manufacturing (AM).
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Queensland based caravan manufacturer, ZoneRV, experiences significant growth after receiving Made in Queensland grant
Sunshine Coast based off-road caravan manufacturer, ZoneRV, experiences significant growth after receiving a $1.16 million dollar ‘Made in Queensland’ grant in 2021.
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Titomic’s cold spray technology system a game changer
Manufacturers’ Monthly sat down with Ben Andrews and Dominic Parsonson from Titomic to learn more about its cold spray technology and how it can be used in the additive manufacturing space.
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Celebrating a decade of additive manufacturing excellence
Markforged has been at the forefront of additive manufacturing for the past 10 years, helping manufacturers revolutionise the industrial production landscape by bringing 3D printing right to the factory floor.
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Embracing additive to move forward
Manufacturers’ Monthly explores how SQP Engineering has progressed from a sub-contract machine shop to a manufacturing solutions hub with the help of Markforged 3D printing systems.
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Forging the future for additive manufacturing in Defence
Markforged is combing innovation culture with real manufacturing capabilities to make an impact on Australia’s Defence industry. Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with one of the company’s partners to learn why additive manufacturing is being adopted by defence on land and sea.
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The technology behind serial production
Markforged’s serial-producing printer – the PX100 Binder Jetting solution – enables manufacturers to build large quantities of high-quality metal parts. Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with CEO of Digital Metal Christian Lönne during his recent visit to Australia about the capabilities of the printer and the future of the additive manufacturing landscape.
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The technology behind serial production
Markforged’s serial producing printer – the PX100 Binder Jetting solution – enables manufacturers to build large quantities of high-quality metal parts.
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AML3D expands US defence industry presence
Australian additive manufacturing company AML3D has signed a contract with the United States Department of Defence for an alloy characterisation and testing program to support the US Navy’s submarine industrial base.
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Markforged PX100 extends Australia’s mass production capabilities
Additive manufacturer Markforged will launch its newest printer, the PX100 Binder Jetting solution, which enables manufacturers to build large quantities of high-quality metal parts.
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Markforged tips ‘just in place’ to replace ‘just in time’ in Australian manufacturing
The expression “supply chain issues” is familiar to all Australians, from the manufacturer whose production line has stalled awaiting parts from an overseas supplier to the housewife walking past empty shelves in her local supermarket.
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