Carbon Revolution
Carbon Revolution has successfully innovated, commercialised and industrialised the supply of lightweight carbon fibre wheels.
BAE Systems Maritime Australia
Accelerating the uptake and diffusion of innovative manufacturing technologies in Australian shipbuilding and supply chain: the human factor
Alcolizer
A point of risk saliva test for the COVID-19 virus that uses existing hand-held devices
Utkarsh Jadli
As a PhD scholar at the Queensland Micro Nanotechnology Centre, Utkarsh Jadli strives to develop the next generation of Gallium Nitride (GaN) transistors for power circuits.
Mohammad Arqam
A keen interest in mathematics and science led Mohammad Arqam to a career in Mechanical Engineering. As part of his PhD at Griffith University, he is developing an innovative compact cooling system to be used in electric drive compressors.
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.
Thomas Romeijn
An opportunity too good to be missed. Thomas Romeijn speaks to IMCRC about the role his PhD plays in finding 3D printing solutions for precision-engineered mineral separation and mining equipment.
Automated part repair using 3D scanning and supersonic 3D deposition
Simple, fast and customised part repair capability
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