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CSIRO research taking the drag out of industrial pumping

05 July, 2016 | Supplied by: CSIRO

CSIRO technology that takes the energy-sapping 'drag' out of industrial pumping has been adopted by major mining company Glencore's Minara Resources following a successful full-scale trial.


Honeywell to acquire Intelligrated for $1.5 billion

04 July, 2016

Honeywell has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire privately held, supply chain and warehouse automation company Intelligrated.


Scitech appointed distributor for XIMEA cameras

01 July, 2016 | Supplied by: SciTech Pty Ltd

XIMEA designs compact industrial cameras for machine vision applications in motion control, assembly, robotics, industrial inspection and process control.


Qld's best new mining products announced

01 July, 2016

As this year's QME Exhibition draws close, some of the industry's best new products have been recognised as part of this year's Queensland Mining Contractor Awards (QMCA).


NZ engineers subject to new Code of Ethical Conduct

30 June, 2016

A new Code of Ethical Conduct for New Zealand engineering professionals comes into force on 1 July.


Molten salt research to reduce mining costs

29 June, 2016

Molten salt technology is being developed for use in mineral processing in the mining industry to reduce energy and water costs.


KUKA and Borgward Group form strategic partnership for flexible manufacturing

29 June, 2016 | Supplied by: KUKA Robotics Australia Pty Ltd

German automotive manufacturer Borgward Group and Augsburg-based company KUKA Roboter have formed a long-term strategic partnership.


Aussie scientists make self-folding straw

28 June, 2016

Scientists at ANU have made a new material which folds itself into a straw-like tube when it comes into contact with water, then propels the liquid through the tube. The new material can be used to easily create cheap fluid distribution systems that could be used for medical sample analysis, biological sensors or microrobotics.


Innovation policy should promote technology use, not just creation

28 June, 2016 by Rob Stummer, Managing Director, IFS Australia & New Zealand | Supplied by: IFS Australia

The Australian Government's innovation agenda has declared a focus on start-up innovation, but appears not to lack any focus on the sort of innovation our industries need to be competitive today.


US invests in a smart manufacturing future

27 June, 2016

The US has launched a Smart Manufacturing Innovation Institute in partnership with the Department of Energy.


First 1.5 kV solar system under development

27 June, 2016

The first design for a 1.5 kV DC photovoltaic system is being completed in Florida and is expected to generate 123.75 MW of power.


Worldwide coordination supports safe Ichthys start-up

24 June, 2016 | Supplied by: HIMA Australia

A massive Australian LNG project operated by INPEX requires expertise to deliver safety systems as part of complex, multifaceted development.


Australian Technologies Competition announces Energy Resources Award

22 June, 2016

National Energy Resources Australia (NERA) is accepting entries for the inaugural Energy Resources Award as part of the Australian Technologies Competition 2016 (ATC16).


Safety in Action show heading to Sydney

22 June, 2016 | Supplied by: Informa Australia Pty Ltd

More than 5000 workplace health and safety decision-makers will gather in Sydney in September for Safety in Action, showcasing the latest safety developments.


Next-gen electric vehicle batteries take a salt bath

20 June, 2016 | Supplied by: CSIRO Discovery Centre

A new generation of rechargeable lithium batteries may soon be ready to jump-start the electric vehicle industry, thanks to the humble salt bath.


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