The compound annual growth rate for new motor control Ethernet nodes is projected to be the highest across the whole industrial space at nearly 30%.
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Australia China joint centre in Perth to secure future energy supplies
The Australia-China Joint Research Centre for Energy at Curtin University will develop advanced energy technologies needed to fulfil the two top priorities of both governments: energy security and emission reductions.
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Australian company purchases first Renaissance medical robot
Mazor Robotics Renaissance surgical guidance system, is the only robotic technology for spine surgery available in the marketplace.
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AMMG files patent for its alumina processing technology
The patent application relates to AMMG’s unique acid-based processing technology which produces alumina from its aluminous clay material with purity levels greater than 99.95% purity.
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Kraft opens first stage of Australia’s largest food research centre
The Kraft Foods Asia-Pacific Confectionery Centre of Excellence in Melbourne is aimed at expanding the food giant’s market to 1.6 billion consumers across the Asia-Pacific region.
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Scientists develop a new way of harvesting solar energy
Research promises to convert sunlight into energy using a process based on metals that are more robust than many of the semiconductors used in conventional methods.
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First stage of fibre research and innovation centre opened
AFFRIC brings together Australia’s top fibre and manufacturing scientists to conduct research on all aspects of fibre manufacturing including carbon fibre development.
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Australia’s low carbon legacy
Bringing down the cost of hybrid electric vehicles and making it easier to integrate more renewable energy into the grid are just some of the achievements of CSIRO’s UltraBattery.
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Perth established as one of world’s top five geothermal cities
Unlike other entries to the list Perth's inclusion was unique as it was earned on the merit of plans to become the world's first geothermally-cooled city.
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Young Australian workers disappointed by absence of innovation
Very few Millennials in Australia feel that business leaders are doing enough to encourage practices that foster innovation. Survey finds the most innovative people are in India, Thailand and South Africa.
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