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
Novel virtual manufacturing system
Developing a Virtual Manufacturing System for faster and more flexible manufacturing
Revolutionising Mineral Separation using Additive Manufacturing
3D printing to create precision-engineered mining equipment
A novel approach to biofilm disruption and removal
Combination therapy to tackle bacterial biofilms
Trade Training
By Stephanie McDonald, Create
May 2018
Future-proofing the Australian SMEs
By Tara Hamid, Manufacturers’ Monthly
14 May 2018
FUTUREMAP to chart SME course for Industry 4.0
Registrations open for FUTUREMAP™ workshops at National Manufacturing Week 2018
Composites and Industry 4.0 combined in Paris
Matthew Young travelled to Paris to check out the latest trends and developments at JEC World 2018.
The hi-tech future of automotive plastic repairs
Swinburne is partnering with the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC) and leading repair solutions company, Tradiebot Industries, to transform the automotive repair industry.