Manufacturing
How 3D printing helped to plug manufacturing gaps caused by COVID-19
Some engineering-related sectors have experienced a renaissance during the COVID-19 crisis. One area it has affected is 3D printing.
This company takes American trucks and turns them into Aussie utes
Full-size pickups may seem very American, but the RAM utes being remanufactured in Melbourne can claim plenty of local engineering...
Meet the engineer finding better ways to make bulk handling work
Bulk handling gains some precision thanks to Jayne O’Shea’s award-winning insights.
Here’s how reverse engineering could help address global supply chain fragility
With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to have knock-on effects on industries around the world, one Australian engineering firm says it...
COVID-19 has shown the future of manufacturing is agile
As manufacturers pivot to produce goods that are essential for the health and safety of Australians, the industry is learning...
Australian manufacturers (and motorsport engineers) join coronavirus relief efforts
A group of Australian engineering firms and manufacturing companies will work together to produce 2000 ventilators as part of Australia’s...
COVID-19: Engineers aren’t on the frontlines – but here are some ways they are helping
Increased demand for medical supplies provides an opportunity for the engineering profession and manufacturing sector to contribute to the fight...
This sensor sniffs out beer aromas to help create the perfect brew
From designer chairs to autonomous vehicles and identifying galaxies in deep space, it seems there’s nothing AI can’t do. And...
Inside the Deakin University incubator helping innovators bring their ideas to life
The bright ideas being developed at a Geelong incubator provide a glimpse of manufacturing’s innovative future.
Over 100 years, an Australian metal firm went from rabbit traps to Olympic torches
The metal industry has changed a lot over the past century. We spoke with one company that has been there...
