Manufacturing
New 3D stretchable electronics can advance organ-on-chip technology
Engineers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have discovered a way to create flexible electronic systems on ultra-thin...
Anything but child’s play
They may be largely unseen, but the engineers who bring toys to life have a unique set of challenges.
Engineers key to Australia’s advanced manufacturing future
Australia has all the raw materials to be an advanced manufacturing powerhouse – if it can overcome some of the...
Three generations of engineering passion
From the first Land Rover to modern off-road van and trailer suspensions, three generations of Goddards have created an impressive...
3D-printed metals transforming the manufacturing industry
Two Australian companies are bringing innovative techniques to the world of 3D-printed metals, and their work holds exciting promise for...
How can we bridge the gap between university research and private business in Australia?
Commercialising university research is an enduring issue for Australian manufacturers. So what can be done to bridge the gap between...
A day in the life of an aerospace engineer
This is what life is like for Australian aerospace engineers working at Boeing, one of the largest global manufacturers in...
The Cooperative Research Centre set to remake Australian heavy industry
The HILT Cooperative Research Centre has the ambitious goal of transforming Australia’s heavy industrial sector for a low-carbon future.
This factory in Melbourne supplies automotive components to cars around the world
Automation, diligence and kaizen production methods have helped keep Nissan Australia’s Dandenong aluminium casting plant at the cutting edge of...
Your say: How a sheep shearing tool helped grow the British motor industry
Few people would associate a sheep shearing handpiece with the British automotive industry.
