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Engineering Training & Learning Conference - call for papers
IDC Technologies is pleased to introduce the Engineering Training & Learning Conference. The objective of the conference is to provide you with the latest know-how and practices in engineering training. You will learn strategies to successfully launch a program using either classroom-based training or online delivery.
[ + ]GE Fanuc announces go-to-market agreement with Wipro Technologies
GE Fanuc Automation has announced that it has entered into a solution provider go-to-market agreement with Wipro Technologies, the global IT services business of Wipro Limited. The two companies will work together globally to better serve manufacturing enterprises in the automotive, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and consumer packaged goods industries with product management solutions.
[ + ]Qld Coal rail project moves a step closer
The Queensland state government is closer to filling in a ‘missing link’ in Queensland's coal rail network after reaching an agreement with property owners to secure a 69 km stretch of the proposed corridor.
[ + ]Emerson opens technology centres in China
Emerson Process Management, an Emerson business, has opened two technology centres in Tianjin, China, to help meet the rising demand for control-valve and valve-automation products for the growing process manufacturing industry in the Asia-Pacific region.
[ + ]ZI-Argus Acquires Controlsoft Pty Ltd
Controlsoft Pty Ltd, one of Australia’s leading industrial automation and control system engineering companies and headquartered in Melbourne, has been acquired by ZI-Argus, a member of the Zuellig Industrial Group.
[ + ]Australia’s greenest coal-fired power plant to come online in September
An international Siemens-led consortium is building a 750 MW supercritical-steam coal-fired power station at Kogan Creek, near Chinchilla in Queensland. The $1.2 billion project is scheduled to come online in September this year and will be the largest single-block power station in Australia.
[ + ]Machines receive gift of sight
A futuristic ‘eye’ developed by Pilz and DaimlerChrysler claims to allow people to work next to robots and other automated machines without physical safety barriers.
[ + ]Kraus & Naimer celebrates 100 years
Kraus & Naimer was founded in 1907, the first workshop being set up in the basement of the building in Wattgasse 53, Vienna. Lorenz Naimer, the founder and financier, and his partner Franz Kraus, launched an experiment to manufacture special electrical devices.
[ + ]SEW-Eurodrive celebrates 25 years
At National Manufacturing Week 2007, Australian drive solution group, SEW-Eurodrive exhibited the results of 25 years of involvement in the Australian manufacturing scene.
[ + ]Australian manufacturer to take on Europe
An Australian manufacturer of electric motors is set to launch into the European market after signing a lucrative contract with a major Swiss distributor of industrial components.
[ + ]MTech 2007 hits Sydney
The 19th Australian international manufacturing technology exhibition for the automation, process electronics and electrical industries will be held this year at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre at Darling Harbour.
[ + ]Real-time temperature monitoring for pharmaceuticals
A system for the pharmaceutical industry which enables the real-time monitoring of product shipment temperatures throughout an extended supply chain using RFID sensors has been developed by DHL in partnership with Microlise and AeroScout.
[ + ]Engineers and scientists enjoy top pay increases
A 2007 survey shows that scientists and engineers enjoyed some of the country’s highest salary increases throughout 2006/07.
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