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In early September, the Additive Manufacturing CRC (AMCRC) completed its Board with the appointment of three new directors – Dr Jason Coonan , Graham McLean and Professor Jennifer Loy . Their appointments further strengthen AMCRC’s ability to deliver industry-led research and innovation that advances Australia’s additive manufacturing capability .   With extensive experience across industry, research, commercialisation and strategic leadership, the expanded Board is well pos

Demand for drones is soaring worldwide, and additive manufacturing is rising to meet the demands of manufacturers wanting to create better flying machines. A recent discussion focussed on the intersection of the two. Additive manufacturing (AM) is proving a sweet spot for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) due to its potential to reshape and speed up design, development and production. Drones and AM intersect across countless industries, from infrastructure inspection

With 13 universities, CSIRO and over 60 industry partners, AMCRC is ready to drive Australia’s additive manufacturing future. At Boeing Aerostructures Australia's facility for the official launch of the AMCRC are (l-r): Michael Edwards, Vice President, Boeing Technology Innovation; Nicholas Mule, Director of AM, Boeing; Matthew Wall, Additive Manufacturing and Innovation Cell Lead, Boeing; Senator Lisa Darmanin; Simon Marriott, Managing Director, AMCRC; Susan Jeanes, Chair, A

An additive manufacturing initiative to transform and position Australia as leader in sustainable manufacturing has been funded by the...

Australian manufacturing finds itself at a pivotal moment, grappling with myriad challenges that have led to its contribution to GDP...