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
Innovating textile coating
By Laura Tchilinguirian
ABC Radio Canberra
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
Manufacture of the next generation Speedpanel
Next generation product technology that facilitates a flexible and scalable distributed manufacturing model
Atmospheric Plasma Coating System
Advancing textile coating and treatment systems
Deakin, Xefco, Proficiency Contracting partner for $3.4m IMCRC project
Deakin University is joining textile technology experts Xefco and engineering equipment specialists Proficiency Contracting on a new manufacturing R&D project co-funded by IMCRC
Automated part repair using 3D scanning and supersonic 3D deposition
Simple, fast and customised part repair capability
Innovative vaccine delivery technology
Validation of intended product design through end-user testing and assessment of supply chain logistics
Additively Manufactured Titanium Complex Structures
Validation of Titomic Kinetic Fusion (TKF) additive manufacturing technology