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Watch Out adds autonomy to CNC cells for precise production

Robotics Business Review

Watch Out offers machining cells that use patented sensors and machine learning for precision manufacturing in aerospace and defense, automotive, medical, and other industries. Watch Out starts in aerospace In 2012, Sbastian Laporte partnered with Frdric Perret to launch a precision manufacturer for aerospace.

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Increasing Productivity with Digitalization and AI

Modern Machine Shop

Shop owners today are spending more time focusing on efficiency, repeatability and automation using digital tools such as AI, or artificial intelligence. The company services a variety of end markets including aerospace, power generation, defense and semiconductors.

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Researchers receive over $221 million in ARC funding

Manufacturer's Monthly

Among other things, funding can be used to support research associates or assistants and technicians, access to research and infrastructure facilities, technical workshop services, essential field research, equipment and consumables, and the publication and dissemination of findings.

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Enhancing manufacturing capability

Manufacturer's Monthly

This collaborative effort has not only withstood the test of time but has also resulted in the establishment of one of the most diverse workshops in Australia. The combined legacy of 145 years reflects a shared commitment to innovation and excellence, culminating in a powerhouse of manufacturing expertise. metres in diameter.”

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Land Forces set for massive event

Manufacturer's Monthly

Set to exhibit at Land Forces 2022, the Brisbane-based Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Hub (ARM Hub) is helping Australian industry develop and adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotic technologies to build sovereign manufacturing capability.

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Made Smarter powers SME manufacturers to invest £25m in technology

i4.0 today

matched funding from the government-funded, industry-backed initiative over the last six years, adopting technologies as diverse as sensors, robotics, 3D printing and artificial intelligence (AI). 330 businesses have now secured £7.1m For more information, visit madesmarter.uk Today Magazine.

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Made Smarter Powers SME Manufacturers to Invest £25m in Technology

i4.0 today

matched funding from the government-funded, industry-backed initiative over the last six years, adopting technologies as diverse as sensors, robotics, 3D printing and artificial intelligence (AI). 330 businesses have now secured £7.1m For more information, visit www.madesmarter.uk. Today Magazine.