Industry 4.0: New Partnership to Drive Manufacturing Transformation
A funding partnership between AMSI and IMCRC will put new technologies, business models and digitalisation in reach of Australian manufacturing industry.
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Swinburne Research Impact
January 2019
From natural resources to national strategies: How metal Additive Manufacturing is taking off in Australia
By Alex Kingsbury
Metal Additive Manufacturing
Spring 2019
One-on-One with Alan Burden
Not long ago industrial robots were the focus of science fiction. Today, they are found on every manufacturing factory floor around the world. Believing that industrial robotics is the next frontier for many industries, Alan Burden joined UAP’s Design Robotics team.
Robot 3D prints replacement bracket onto automotive part
In a world first, Swinburne’s Repairbot project successfully 3D prints a replacement lug on an automotive headlamp assembly
Partnership to implement Virtual Manufacturing System worth $2.2 million
Joint partnership with IMCRC, Sleepcorp and Swinburne to advance manufacturing in Australia
RMIT spotlights Design for Additive Manufacturing
AMTIL
13 December 2018
Research project to help get new vaccine delivery technology to market
Researchers to test end-user usability, manufacturability, patient acceptability and supply chain logistics of a new technology that aims to replace traditional needle and syringe for vaccinating people against diseases
Joint $2.6 million research project to develop Titomic Kinetic Fusion (TKF) standards
IMCRC supports research collaboration of Titomic, CSIRO and RMIT University
Shifting gears: Can R&D revitalise an industry in decline?
By David Loneragan
Manufacturers’ Monthly
17 October 2018