Trials underway on new 3D Printing Material & Mobile App for the Auto Repair Industry
Swinburne University of Technology started testing its newly formulated 3D printing polypropylene-based material this week.
Plasma Power: The Australian Project Aiming To Do Better Than Wet Coating For Textiles
By Brent Balinski
AuManufacturing
15 July 2019
3D-printed spine disc ‘has given me my whole world back’
RMIT University
9 July 2019
Research project to target real-time sensors for infrastructure
Mthing, an innovative IoT project bringing together key industry and research partners, will research new satellite navigation monitoring sensors for infrastructure design and construction projects
Automated Monitoring and Analytics for Geotechnical and Structural Performance Using the Internet of GNSS Things
Developing “smart’ civil and building infrastructure capability
Thomas Romeijn
An opportunity too good to be missed. Thomas Romeijn speaks to IMCRC about the role his PhD plays in finding 3D printing solutions for precision-engineered mineral separation and mining equipment.
Downer, UTS Rapido and IMCRC celebrate first-year of research alliance
Mineral Technologies
5 July 2019
Innovating textile coating
By Laura Tchilinguirian
ABC Radio Canberra
3 July 2019
Breaking the mould: How Industry 4.0 is modernising the way manufacturers do business
By David Loneragan
Manufacturer’s Monthly
3 July 2019
Research collaboration lays foundations for Speedpanel 2.0: the next generation
Speedpanel, in collaboration with Swinburne University and with co-investment from IMCRC is developing the next-generation Speedpanel 2.0