Jack Lloyd

The Western Australian Government has committed $6.5 million over the next four years to support two of the State's leading space organisations, reinforcing its ambition to grow a globally competitive space industry.

Electro Optic Systems (EOS) Defence Systems has been awarded a $5.7 million contract to develop a new counter-drone capability for the Australian Defence Force under the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator's Mission Syracuse program.

The first Australian-made Volvo electric truck has rolled off the production line in Brisbane, marking a milestone for local manufacturing backed by a $70 million Federal Government investment.

In modern automotive production, speed and precision are essential. For Brainware Solutions, this meant developing an automated test system.

With three weeks left, Australia's food and beverage manufacturers are being urged to use foodpro 2026 to fast-track equipment decisions.

The story of the first-ever Combilift C-Series demonstrates the lasting value of choosing the right tool for the job and the long-term benefits of investing in safe, efficient material handling equipment.

Australian small and medium-sized manufacturers will have access to a new $10 million co-investment fund designed to help reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency and replace fossil fuel-based industrial processes with lower-emissions technologies.

New research involving multiple partners has identified conditions that could improve the stability of dry mRNA vaccine patches.

If the first phase of Australia's industrial electronics story was about electrification, instrumentation and early control, the second phase has been about integration.

Across Australia's manufacturing sector, control systems are becoming larger and more integrated. Increased automation, higher component density, and the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies are driving demand for enclosure solutions that provide greater capacity without adding unnecessary complexity.