Hewlett Packard (HP) has introduced its first 3D printing technology to Australia, serving an orthotics manufacturer in Brisbane.
Adopting HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printer, iOrthotics will become one of
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GE to unveil new 3D printing tech at UNSW
General Electric (GE) will unveil its new $350,000 3D printing machine at the University of New South Wales’ School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering on Monday.
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Swinburne installs new HP 3D printing system
Swinburne is the first Australian university to install a new type of 3D printing technology with the installation of the HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solution – the world’s first production-ready commercial
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CSIRO, Anatomics partnership sees US patient receive 3D printed sternal and rib cage
A partnership between CSIRO and Australian medical device company Anatomics has led to the first successful implantation of a 3D printed titanium and polymer sternal and rib cage in a US patient.
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Lockheed Martin partners with two Australian universities for advanced manufacturing R&D
Last month, Lockheed Martin announced that it is partnering with the University of Sydney and RMIT University on Research and Development (R&D) projects to develop advanced technologies that will have
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IMCRC launch to boost Australian manufacturing
Last week, Australia’s manufacturing sector received a boost with the formal launch of the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC).
The IMCRC collaborates with manufacturing businesses,
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World-first 3D printer to ‘revolutionise’ advanced manufacturing in Australia
A world-first commercial 3D printer that has the potential to revolutionise manufacturing technology will be based at Charles Darwin University (CDU).
Michael Gunner, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory,
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Global 3D printing plastic and photopolymer market to reach A$2.37 billion by 2023
A BIS Research report forecasts the global 3D printing plastic and photopolymer material market is estimated to reach $1.86 billion (A$2.37 billion) by 2023 at a CAGR of 21.5 per cent from 2017 to 2023.
The
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Advanced manufacturing to be a focus: Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards 2017
Victorian Manufacturing Awards 2017 was presented in the Crown Palladium and rewarded the best Manufacturers in small, medium and large businesses. The theme for the event was centred around Australia’s
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The Wollongong legacy: How 3D printing can support traditional manufacturing
Cities built on coal and steel can act as the bedrock for mobilising advanced manufacturing across Australia, according to an industry champion.
Leanne Connelly, co-founder of the manufacturer Me3D, is
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New 3D printing system to revolutionise metal manufacturing
Desktop Metal has launched two 3D printing systems to cover the full product lifecycle – from prototyping to mass production – which the company believes will mark a fundamental shift in how products
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UTS develops technology to transform metal manufacturing
UTS engineers have developed a new rapid prototyping unit which is helping industry, government and not-for-profit partners translate their innovative ideas and complex problems into viable products and
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3D printing bacteria promises new materials for manufacturing
Researchers from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands have developed an inexpensive method for 3D printing bacteria into shapes and patterns, which could lead to revolutionary new materials.
According
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The dawn of the new industrial era with the smart factory
Over the past few decades, the manufacturing industry has undergone numerous major upheavals.
Right now, we are witnessing the dawning of the next era with Industry 4.0, boosted in Asia by China’s recently
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Corrosion is eating away at Australian industry
According to research by Curtin University, corrosion may be costing the Australian economy more than $30 billion each year.
Within industrial environments, exposure to things like water, acid or salt
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Making fuel out of sewage
It may sound like science fiction, but wastewater treatment plants may one day turn ordinary sewage into biocrude oil, thanks to new research at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National
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What will 2017 mean for 3D printing with metals?
Metal additive manufacturing is on the march, but despite growing interest, technologies remain slow, expensive, and limited in what they can produce. Brent Balinski spoke to Carnegie Mellon University Professor Jack Beuth about what’s being done to change this, and what to expect from 2017.
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3D printed car company hopes for production runs within three years
Divergent 3D - an automotive company including microfactories and 3D printed structural joints in its manufacturing methods, and which has partnered with Peugeot - has announced plans to deliver cars at “volume” in the coming years.
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New switchbox for food processing plants
The new GEMÜ 4242 combi switchbox is suitable for secure and fast applications in most food and other types of process plants.
It is small, compact and light, and is ideal for pneumatically operated linear
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New method for early detection of industrial process problems
Modern automated industrial processes rely heavily on the precise control of process conditions, making it critical to detect emerging deviations.
A King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)-led
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