Fit-for-purpose products and building safety
Specifying building products certified by an accredited conformity assessment body provides confidence and can help raise the bar for the ...
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What can filmmakers learn from engineers? The future of ‘design and make’
Autodesk is involved in everything in the world that gets designed and made, whether that’s buildings, rockets, electric vehicles, or ...
Why design engineers must be more courageous
Finding better solutions for local communities requires infrastructure planners to be bold and unleash their imaginations, an industry expert has ...
Why engineers need better community consultation skills
According to one UNSW expert, our education system hasn’t equipped engineers with some critical skills. He’s created a course to ...
Engineers and landscape architects should be designing hazard free drainable pavements
As long as consideration is given to 5 tenants, flat and level pavements should provide effective drainage and be safe ...
Driving deeper insights on planning and logistics from advanced simulation tools
Innovative engineering software shifts roadway infrastructure planning into the fast lane, and even makes parking a breeze.
Unlocking exciting new capabilities through the next generation of powerful AI workstations
Machine learning is opening the door to exciting new opportunities for engineers and data scientists, with a range of AI ...
New video-based analytics software set to improve safety at level crossings
Gaining reliable intelligence into safety at level crossings used to take 3-5 years. With the new TrafxSAFE Rail software, that ...
Why Victoria University’s pioneering research has such huge potential for commercial partners
Three groundbreaking projects are unlocking new ways for scientists and engineers to recycle waste and decontaminate soil
The ultimate tech stack for engineering businesses
Two Australian companies offering complementary specialist engineering software for project accounting and data management are transforming approaches to infrastructure planning ...
