Simran Gill

2 days ago | aumanufacturing.com.au | Simran Gill |Peter Roberts

RMIT University researchers have created a breakthrough “neuromorphic” device that can detect hand movements, store memories, and process information like a human brain—all without requiring an external computer. This tiny innovation, which mimics how our eyes capture light and our brains process visual information, represents a significant advancement toward enabling instant visual processing in autonomous vehicles and advanced robotics.

2 days ago | aumanufacturing.com.au | Simran Gill |Peter Roberts

Livium has signed a new expanded recycling agreement with BYD Australia, broadening its battery recycling scope to include commercial vehicle batteries and energy storage systems in addition to electric vehicle batteries, according to an ASX announcement released on Monday. The three-year agreement, which commenced on May 1, positions Livium’s subsidiary Envirostream Australia as BYD’s preferred battery recycling supplier in Australia.

2 days ago | aumanufacturing.com.au | Simran Gill |Peter Roberts

Gilmour Space Technologies has received final regulatory approval to launch Australia’s first home-grown orbital rocket in 50 years, with the countdown now set for Thursday morning from its Bowen Orbital Spaceport in Queensland. The Australian Space Agency gave the green light on Friday for the company to proceed with the launch of its 25-metre three-stage Eris rocket, capable of carrying payloads up to 305 kilograms.

3 days ago | aumanufacturing.com.au | Simran Gill |Peter Roberts

UniSA and partners have launched a world-first solar thermal demonstrator that could revolutionise how Australian industries generate heat while slashing carbon emissions, according to a statement released on Monday. The innovative project combines lightweight plastic mirrors with advanced reflective coatings to create a concentrated solar thermal (CST) system that can generate temperatures between 100°C and 400°C—ideal for industrial processes that currently rely on fossil fuels.

3 days ago | aumanufacturing.com.au | Simran Gill |Peter Roberts

Dyno Nobel Limited (ASX:DNL) reported a statutory net profit after tax of $7 million for the first half of 2025, marking a significant turnaround from the $148 million loss in the same period last year, according to financial results released on Monday. The explosives and fertiliser company is making substantial progress on its strategy to become a focused global explosives business, with CEO Mauro Neves announcing key milestones in the separation of its Fertilisers division.