Horizon Microtechnologies’ tech mitigates risks of electrostatic discharge in 3D printing
Microfabrication start-up Horizon Microtechnologies said that its in-house technology for template-based 3D microfabrication is positioned to help in the elimination of electro-static discharge (ESD) in applications that would benefit from 3D printing by combining precision polymer micro-AM and ESD compliance.
Schneider Electric powers new data centre in Albury Wodonga
Energy management giant Schneider Electric has backed the new Leading Edge Data Centres (LEDC) in Albury Wodonga, which was launched today to serve enterprises...
Rivelin Robotics wins prestigious Formnext Start-Up Challenge
Rivelin Robotics is delighted to announce that it has been named among the winners of the Formnext Start-up Challenge for 2022.
Redwire Acquires Made In Space, the Leader in On-orbit Space Manufacturing Technologies
Jacksonville, FL– Redwire, a new leader in mission critical space solutions and high reliability components for the next generation space economy, announced today that...
Skykraft unveils new satellite manufacturing facility in Canberra
Australian space services company has announced the opening of its new manufacturing facility in the centre of Canberra.
Located at the UNSW Canberra City campus,...
GE partners with thermal solutions provider to commercialise DCJ technology
GE has announced that it is partnering with thermal technology leader Aavid Thermalloy to commercialise GE’s patented Dual Piezoelectric Cooling Jets (DCJ) technology.
Aavid provides...
Survey reveals Australian manufacturers and wholesale distributors reluctant to adopt Ecommerce
A recent survey carried out by Frost & Sullivan revealed that Australian manufacturers and wholesale distributors are unprepared to adopt Ecommerce despite strong optimism.
The...
Aurora Labs reinforces advisory team to boost print sales growth
Additive manufacturing company Aurora Labs has appointed two key advisors to strengthen its market presence and drive sales in critical sectors, including defence, oil and gas, and mining.
The Potential Risks Associated With High-Powered Devices
Randy Ivans, a product safety engineer at UL, explains the critical role that cables and connectors play in the safety of feature-packed mobile devices — more power ...
CDU houses Northern Territory’s first-ever drone research centre
Charles Darwin University has established the Northern Territory’s first research and training centre for drones.Â
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