Industry News
igus produces headbands for medical face shields
Currently the protection of medical personnel is one of the most important challenges; however, a sufficient amount of safety equipment has been in short supply. [ + ]
Yokogawa releases AI-enabled data logging technologies
Yokogawa Electric Corporation has announced the release of AI-enabled versions of the its SMARTDAC+ data acquisition and control system. [ + ]
Remote valve assistance through augmented reality
Augmented reality technology allows Emerson service technicians to efficiently and effectively repair valve equipment to OEM standards. [ + ]
An intuitive shift towards greater automation
Rockwell's recent 'Rockwell Automation on the Move' event in Auckland allowed its customers to engage with new trends, new technology and each other. [ + ]
One step closer to eco-friendly hydrogen fuel production
Griffith University researchers have announced they are aiming to unlock a catalytic process that will enhance the breakdown of water into hydrogen and oxygen. [ + ]
36-month guarantee on e-chains now available from igus
Industrial plastics manufacturer igus has announced that it is now providing a 36-month guarantee on its energy chain products. [ + ]
Advanced robotics hub offering help to manufacturers in need
Queensland's Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Hub is offering expertise to help manufacturers meet supply needs during the coronavirus pandemic. [ + ]
Engineers Australia taking a proactive approach to COVID-19
Engineers Australia has announced it will work to support its members, the engineering profession and the broader community in these difficult times. [ + ]
Study finds CSG fracturing has little environmental impact
CSIRO's GISERA examined hydraulic fracturing impacts on air quality, soils, groundwater and waterways. [ + ]
Webinar series to assist SMEs in the resources sector
As part of its COVID-19 response initiatives, NERA is offering a series of webinars titled 'From Adversity to Advantage'. [ + ]
Global shutdown could spark Australian manufacturing revival
The COVID-19 pandemic shows that we should be less reliant on suppliers overseas and instead return to a sovereign manufacturing capability. [ + ]
Flender to expand in WA with a new purpose-built facility
Mechanical drives supplier and Siemens subsidiary Flender has announced plans for a new facility in WA to better service the wind energy and mining sectors. [ + ]
Hydac launches e-commerce store
An online store complements Hydac's new website for purchasing products and training. [ + ]
Ai Group calls for reopening of state borders
Time to reconnect the Federation so industry and interstate trade can return to something closer to normal. [ + ]
Australian expertise for Nigerian steel project
A mining company looking to become Nigeria's first integrated steel producer will move its head office to South Australia next month. [ + ]
