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Three kinds of artificial intelligence: from predictive to prescriptive and beyond
The use of artificial intelligence is no longer an option in many industries, but often a requirement to keep up with the competition. [ + ]
The AI frontier: top trends shaping engineering in 2025
AI is pivotal in reshaping engineering paradigms, offering tools and methodologies that enhance precision, efficiency and adaptability across various domains. [ + ]
Cyber risk management for cyber-physical systems
As all types of cyber-physical systems continue to proliferate across many industries, managing cyber risk will only become a more challenging responsibility. [ + ]
Predictive maintenance: leveraging advanced diagnostics to optimise operations
The advanced diagnostics of instrumentation has emerged as a critical tool for enhancing overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) and reducing OPEX. [ + ]
Australian Manufacturing Week 2025
Registration is now open for the biggest precision engineering manufacturing show ever held in Australia. [ + ]
IO-Link and the role of the IO-Link Master
While it is true that IO-Link is plug-and-play from a hardware perspective, it pays to do your homework on the software. [ + ]
Artificial intelligence: the fifth industrial revolution
AI in the industrial sector offers substantial advantages, but it is not without its challenges. [ + ]
2025 Thought Leaders: Martin Broglia
Martin Broglia of Bonfiglioli Australia and New Zealand discusses the business of sustainability and the challenges ahead. [ + ]
Building a critical infrastructure security dream team
Today it’s essential to have a strong cyber strategy, with all corners of the business aware of safety practices. [ + ]
Anticipating maintenance problems with predictive analytics
By utilising predictive analytics, process manufacturers can predict failures, enhance productivity, and establish optimal maintenance schedules. [ + ]
Air-gapped networks give a false sense of security
So-called 'air-gapped' OT networks can still fall victim to cyber attacks, so what is the solution? [ + ]
Maximising automation flexibility: the ISV-driven approach
Vendor lock-in has long been a significant barrier to innovation in the industrial sector, making integration with new technologies both difficult and costly. [ + ]
Microgrids: moving towards climate change resilience
The benefits of microgrids go far beyond support during a natural disaster and can provide day-to-day advantages. [ + ]
Expired deadline threatens critical infrastructure as compliance lags
The deadline for achieving cybersecurity framework alignment for the SOCI Act expired on 17 August, with reporting by 28 September. [ + ]
Mineral processing: a eulogy for analog
Leading mines have already accomplished an automated, digitally connected mine and are reaping the benefits that all this additional data brings. [ + ]
