Meet the robot helping to build Western Australia’s largest mass-engineered timber building
Large mass-engineered timber construction projects require placing hundreds of thousands of screw fixtures. A new collaboration sees a robot do ...
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Surgical robots could chart the path to better patient outcomes
Engineers are devising groundbreaking surgical robots that could make some medical procedures safer and more precise.
Three engineering sector discoveries creating waves this week
From research revealing Australia to be the fourth most expensive region for construction labour globally to a robotic dog maintaining ...
Five trends changing the face of engineering
In a world growing increasingly complex and facing tougher challenges, the work that goes into solving these problems will not ...
Four new Australian engineering innovations solving some of the world’s greatest challenges
From a robot that can rehabilitate patients to concrete made from coffee cups, some incredible engineering inventions have hit the ...
Feeling the full force of haptic technology
By integrating haptic technology into robots and VR, Professional Engineer of the Year Saeid Nahavandi is transforming simulated experiences.
Watch: The world’s smallest robot crab walks into the history books
Engineers from the US’s Northwestern University have devised a half-millimetre-wide robot crab that is the smallest-ever remote walkable device.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge turns 90
The Sydney Harbour Bridge was officially opened ninety years ago. Today it remains a stalwart of Sydney Harbour and an ...
The challenges of completing the world’s deepest remote underground mine inspection
Australian engineers have sent a robot where no other has gone before, completing the deepest remote underground mine inspection in ...
How engineers can help build smarter, more resilient supply chains
From empty supermarket shelves to Australia’s dwindling supplies of fuel additive AdBlue, the pandemic has exposed how tenuous the world’s ...
