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The Western Australian Government announced that its Innovation Fellowships program will provide over half a million dollars in funding to support leading medical and health innovators at Edith Cowan University (ECU).

Schneider Electric has rolled out an industry-first guide to addressing new physical infrastructure design challenges for data centres that seek to meet evolving needs in the era of artificial intelligence disruption.  

ARM Hub, a robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and design-for-manufacture industry hub based in Australia, has unveiled plans to launch a Data and AI-as-a-Service offering in 2024. 

ASX-listed DroneShield announced the release of its DroneSentry-X Mk2 (DroneSentry-X), a new C-UAS solution designed for both mobile and expeditionary fixed-site applications, offering comprehensive support for passive detection, identification, and tracking of multi-domain unmanned systems.

The 2023 Modern Manufacturing Expo in Sydney ended last month with an almost 20 per cent surge in attendance compared to the previous year, wrapping up as a resounding success, according to Marie Kinsella, CEO of the International Exhibition & Conference Group. 

Australian companies are increasingly looking to the use of digital and electrified technologies, from artificial intelligence to electric vehicles, to promote sustainability and combat the climate crisis, according to Schneider Electric's newly released Sustainability Index 2023 report.

GreenSquareDC, a data centre provider, has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Schneider Electric to implement cutting-edge technology for their forthcoming highly sustainable data centres in the region. 

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have introduced Style2Fab, a generative AI tool that allows users to easily add custom design elements to 3D models without affecting their functionality.

Artificial intelligence is the top technology companies need to drive tangible business value as they sift to a servitised business model, according to a survey conducted by global cloud enterprise software company IFS.

Artificial intelligence and wearable technology can help companies better understand the risk profile of their workforce and provide bespoke injury prevention training where needed, according to a workplace safety expert.