In an Australian manufacturing success story, Ellume is in the process of automating the high-volume production of its rapid COVID-19 home test using the latest technologies from Bosch and Rockwell Automation. The COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly spread to all parts of the globe. There have been more than 395 million cases [1] around the world …
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As urban consolidation concentrates transport infrastructure into closer proximity with social infrastructure and housing, so architects, engineers and builders are seeking to protect builders and occupants long-term against the impact of vibration, cracking and structural weakening. “Not only are the sort-term impacts of drilling, earthmoving, tunnelling and building presenting ongoing challenges, but also issues such …
Australia and New Zealand are joining a worldwide trend that is expected to see sales of revolving doors globally expand to more than $A1.5 billion ($NZ 1.6 billion) by 2028, in response to climate change, energy efficiency and integrated security needs. “These doors are energy-efficient and help reduce the loss of heating or cooling of …
Global e-grocery disruptor, Rohlik, has invested in Swisslog automated micro-fulfilment centre (MFC) solutions to boost pick productivity threefold, and deliver 60% more storage space. Rohlik has added two new projects, which are part of a $66m AUD (45m Euro) automation investment, as the company plans to deliver faster service more than 850,000 customers, with the …
Tailored cable connection solutions from LAPP Australia are now being used in an innovative lighting system from the Australian company, IoT Automation in a product designed to set world benchmarks in mine safety and emergency communication The expert team from IoT Automation developed a software-controlled intelligent lighting system called Firefly Smart Lighting System, which also enables safe …
Electricity generation uptime and safety gains at some of the world’s largest nuclear power plants are winning international recognition for the fast-actuation, quick-release CamNut® system from Australian precision engineering company, Technofast. The successful use of the system at the Hanul nuclear plant in South Korea – with an installed 6157MW capacity in two stages – …
