The engineering behind Australia’s first two space launch facilities
Koonibba and Whalers Way on the Eyre Peninsula are the (literal) launchpads for bolstering Australia’s space manufacturing capability.
Tag: Australian manufacturing
Homegrown solutions to the global microplastics problem
Esteemed innovator Professor Veena Sahajwalla breaks down how microfactories can transform waste into high-value materials.
Forging Australia’s green steel opportunity
Decarbonising steel production is a crucial enabler of the transition to sustainability – and of all countries, Australia could have ...
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 ...
The Brisbane Olympics could mean gold for Australian manufacturing
With a decade until the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games, now is the time to consider how the Australian ...
This X-ray company is showcasing South Australian engineering talent to the world
An ultra-lightweight mobile X-ray machine from South Australian company Micro-X has been approved for use in Australian hospitals.
Manufacturing specialist medical devices for tests and trials in Australia
A new joint venture manufactures prototype medical devices in Australia to pave the path from research to reality.
How Anthony Michell became an icon of Australian engineering
Mechanical engineer AGM Michell is a central figure in the history of Australia’s engineers, revolutionising ship propulsion.
Local advanced manufacturing firm takes a leap into space
The largest of four federal space industry grants announced last week went to a company best known for making components ...
