The Navy is exploring additive manufacturing for its submarine repair
Some of the country’s leading defence specialists are adapting repair technologies to help the Australian Navy operate more effectively.
Removing weeds without herbicides could prove a boon for farmers
Western Australian agricultural engineers have added a novel piece of technology to the farming industry’s arsenal against increasingly resilient weeds.
A new University of Western Australia facility immerses students in learning
The University of Western Australia is putting the final touches on new and refurbished facilities that will serve as a...
Drive time: A major Perth road project is opening up the city’s northeast
One of Western Australia’s most significant road infrastructure projects will open up a thoroughfare through Perth’s northeast suburbs.
Bold vision: Andrew Woods is using virtual reality to explore the most distant frontiers
Curtin University engineer Andrew Woods delights in using data analysis technology to visualise everything from ocean depths to distant planets.
Building inspectors will soon get help from specialised drones
A tech startup’s award-winning modelling solution is giving a boost to RMIT’s building inspection program.
How necessity inspires invention in the mind of engineer James Trevelyan
Professor James Trevelyan opens up about the many inspired inventions that have characterised his career.
Designs for the new Western Australia Museum put the state’s history on display
Cutting-edge technology is helping build a new home for the Western Australia museum's impressive collection.
Perth’s long-awaited airport rail link is on track to take off
Getting from Point A to Point B will soon be a lot easier for Perth commuters, with construction work well...
How a tiny device could help the LNG industry avoid costly shutdowns
Western Australian engineers have produced an innovative technology for the oil and gas industry that has relevance around the world.
