Researchers from CSIRO have made it possible to 3D print tailor-made aortic stents, an implantable biomedical device used to treat narrow or blocked arteries. The development in partnership with Wollongong-based Medical Innovation Hub is a paradigm shift in the production of self-expanding metallic nitinol stents for Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), which afflicts more than 10…
Comment by Peter Roberts Australia is in a recession and there is no point in a blame game – the only thing that matters is how do we get out of it? Our crowd-sourced new deal plan for manufacturing has been received by those tasked by the Prime Minister with charting a way forward post…
Reed Exhibitions has postponed the major manufacturing event held every second year in Sydney, the Advanced Manufacturing Expo Sydney due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Reed, which also produces National Manufacturing Week in Melbourne, today announced the postponement of AME Sydney which was to have run at the Sydney showgrounds from 18-20 November. @AuManufacturing is the…
SpaceX has well and truly revolutionised space travel. But what does this mean for the many Australian companies making up a new space sector Down Under?
Fast-growing trans-Tasman dairy group Keytone Dairy has reported strong growth and diversification in the past year with the company now operating from five manufacturing facilities in Australia and New Zealand. The manufacturer of formulated dairy and health and wellness products reported a loss of $7.45 million for the year to 31 March on turnover of…
Innovative X-Ray machine manufacturer Micro-X has moved closer to launching the militarised version of its Nano machine following the completion of compliance testing. The Adelaide company said today it had successfully completed the electrical and mechanical safety test programme for its new Rover X-Ray machine (pictured), the final requirement before applying for US Food and…
Overall manufacturing activity was up slightly in May compared to April, but remains in “deep contraction” according to the Australian Industry Group’s Performance of Manufacturing Index.
Last week Brisbane medtech company Vaxxas, which is trying to reinvent the needle, announced plans to move to industrial-scale production. Brent Balinski spoke to the company’s Dr Angus Forster about getting from invention to impact.
The first sod has been turned at the new $12.5 million Submarine Rescue Facility, to be built by…
Listed pool, spa and water filtration business Waterco has acquired Automated Pool Products.
Researchers from CSIRO have made it possible to 3D print tailor-made aortic stents, an implantable biomedical device used…
Comment by Peter Roberts Australia is in a recession and there is no point in a blame game…
Additive manufacturing machinery producer AML3D has announce the successful delivery of its first Arcemy 3D printing module (pictured)…
Production equipment supplier and manufacturer Suba Engineering has launched a new 360 degree vision version of its SubaScope…
Prime Scott Morrison last week outlined a plan to create jobs and revitalise the economy post COVID-19. Part…
Swinburne University researchers and Lightning Protection International will collaborate on the development of new materials, to be used…
Townsville City Council has formally adopted amendments to its planning scheme, clearing the way for the mega lithium-ion…
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