With a pointing gesture employees can input any detected defects to car body parts into the inspection system and document them there.
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GE survey finds innovation is main driver of prosperity
Business executives report concerns over their ability to maintain a competitive edge in a faster paced and more globalised environment.
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Bacterial Robotics awarded key patent for wastewater-to-value technology
The breakthroughs are due to the development of specific BactoBots which are organism-based programmable microscopic robots.
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Review of membrane fouling in desalination plants
Fouling development is one of the principal issues that inhibit the use of membrane systems in desalination.
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Australia finds success at IChemE Awards
Chemical engineers from Australia and New Zealand celebrated success at the recent IChemE 2012 international awards event staged in the UK. The trophy haul was Australasia’s largest in the 19-year history of the IChemE Awards.
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Grant helps develop modelling technology for oil and gas industry
The Perth-based company's Stochastic Reservoir Engineering on-demand solution provides reserves assurance information and can substantially increase the return on investment for oil and gas products.
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MIT team uses graphene to filter water
Researchers found that small molecules like salts passed easily through a graphene membrane’s tiny pores while larger molecules were unable to penetrate.
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Magic Finger may well be the future of touch interaction [VIDEO]
Magic Finger is a thimble-like device worn on the user’s finger. It combines one of the world’s smallest RGB micro cameras with an optical motion sensor.
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CSIRO team recognised for developing world’s fastest microwave link
The Ngara Backhaul Project Team have received the CSIRO Chairman’s Medal for their outstanding achievement of developing the world’s fastest 10 gigabit per second microwave link.
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Australia to build $100m fibre research centre at Deakin University
A new $100 million Australian fibres research centre currently under construction at Deakin University is set to transform Australia's manufacturing and fibre related industries.
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