sectors-categories: Technology

A new report by ABI Research says more efficient urban planning through digital twin technology can cut costs and help hit net zero targets.

There’s been plenty of discussion about desk jobs and their transition to the home office…

Door and window product manufacturer Cowdroy has released its new insect screen range an an augmented reality app.

The Dyson HEPA Cool Formaldehyde integrates solid-state formaldehyde sensors and sealed HEPA 13 standard filtration.

The office tower is set to be Melbourne’s next smart building, boasting leading sustainability, smart tech and efficiency attributes.

Kone’s DX Class elevators aim to combine design, technology, new materials, apps and services in what the company is calling an Australian first.

FM speaks with Paul Edwards about Mirvac’s new discussion paper on augmented work and how humans and machines will cooperate in the workplaces of the future.

Australian manufacturers face a unique set of evolving challenges. Greg Eyre says they must embrace Industry 4.0 to remain competitive, avoid missing opportunities and drive change more sustainably.

In the COVID-19 era, robotics has gone above and beyond merely streamlining work flows, to make simple tasks, that the virus rendered too risky, possible. The entire ordeal bears many lessons for the technology’s use in future catastrophes.

For this instalment of Great Inventions in FM, we look at pneumatic tubes, which have been sending people, items and messages from place to place for more than 100 years.