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Hypersonix signs US agreement, could supply up to 20 DART AE platforms to Kratos

Defence, Manufacturing NewsBy Staff Reporter August 10, 2023

Brisbane-based hypersonic aircraft company Hypersonix Launch Systems and NASDAQ-listed Kratos Defense & Security Solutions have announced an “exclusive teaming agreement”, with Hypersonix to potentially supply up to 20 DART AE hypersonic systems within the US market, integrated with Kratos’s Zeus family of solid rocket motors. DART AE is a three-metre-long, single-use, hydrogen-fuelled hypersonic platform, which…

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CSIRO, Boeing map the way to sustainable aviation fuel

Manufacturing News, TechnologyBy Staff Reporter August 10, 2023

CSIRO and Boeing have collaborated on a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) Roadmap to builds consensus on developing an Australian SAF industry, identifying opportunities to produce and scale production using Australian feedstocks. This meets what the organisations call a moment-in-time opportunity to develop a sovereign SAF industry, with domestic demand for jet fuel expected to increase…

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Defence calls for high volume local drone production

Defence, TechnologyBy Peter Roberts August 10, 2023

By Peter Roberts The Department of Defence has called for information and ideas leading to the development of a small, capable and genuinely sovereign drone system to be developed and manufactured in Australia. The Department issued a Request For Information (RFI) which is an ‘industry engagement activity’ for the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA)’s first…

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Waiting for China, winemakers last cab off the rank

Analysis and Commentary, Manufacturing NewsBy Peter Roberts August 10, 2023

There is something particularly cruel for Australian manufacturing in China’s continuing targeting of wine exports as part of its – failed – attempt to force Australia to toe a more Beijing friendly policy line. With China’s recent move to remove crippling trade sanctions on Australian barley holding up hopes for wine, nothing is sure and…

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Gold Hydrogen rush points to site for first hydrogen gas well

Manufacturing News, TechnologyBy Staff Reporter August 10, 2023

Natural hydrogen developer Gold Hydrogen has received interpretations from recent airborne geophysical surveys of the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia which may point to the sites for the company’s first exploration wells. Green Hydrogen is considered a leader in a new hydrogen gold rush in South Australia where 18 exploration licenses have been applied for…

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Australian Manufacturing Forum goes public

Manufacturing NewsBy Staff Reporter August 10, 2023

@AuManufacturing’s Australian Manufacturing Forum Linkedin networking and discussion group will go public in one week’s time, on August 16. We hope this move will mean greater reach for member posts and ideas, as well as community growth. There are no significant chances that will occur for members. Anyone on or off LinkedIn will be able…

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AROSE joins Robotics Australia to boost robotics and automation sectors

Manufacturing News, TechnologyBy Peter Roberts August 10, 2023

A new partnership between remote operations consortium AROSE and the Robotics Australia Group will help connect and grow Australia’s maturing robotics ecosystem, developing opportunities for growth, collaboration and advocacy of remote operations technology. AROSE is an industry-led organisation focused on remote operations science, technology and services on Earth and in Space, while Robotics Australia Group…

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Siemens products to be manufactured in Adelaide in world first

Manufacturing NewsBy Peter Roberts August 9, 2023

Siemens and its national distribution partner APS Industrial (APS) today announced the opening of a new facility in Adelaide to manufacture and assemble a range of critical technology, including Siemens’ air circuit breakers (ACBs). The new development will inject over 150 technology jobs into the local industry over the next 10 years, as well as…

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The intersection of AI and simulation in the automotive industry

Analysis and Commentary, TechnologyBy Staff Reporter August 9, 2023

ADVERTISING FEATURE By Stéphane Marouani The automotive field has historically been a rich area of innovation, with increasing vehicle complexity and tight production schedules requiring the adoption of new tools and techniques to build a differentiated product. More recently, automotive engineers are faced with new obstacles as they are tasked with integrating AI into vehicle…

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USQ/Austrak composite transom project progresses

Manufacturing NewsBy Staff Reporter August 9, 2023

University of Southern Queensland has shared an update on its collaboration with rail sleeper manufacturer Austrak, with a team of engineering experts recently travelling to Adelaide to install their first composite railway transoms. The Queensland State Government and Austrak have funded the project through an Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowship to USQ Chief Investigator Dr…

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