Upskilling for the energy transition
Paper-thin LEDs that are kinder to the eye
Designing a robust cable for aquaculture
Next-gen HVAC could use quantum computing
Luminous running trail utilises IoT tech, wins awards
Flexible cables rise to meet the demands of modern automation
In today’s industrial landscape, manufacturing plants, warehouses and automated facilities rely on equipment that moves, bends and twists during operation.
From Concept to Connection: How WBT's Australian Capability Powers Reliable Networks
For over a century, Warren & Brown Technologies (WBT) has been part of Australia's electrical and communications backbone.
Why use low-consumption contactors in your motor control systems?
Organizations are under more pressure than ever to improve sustainability metrics. How can you help them succeed — and win more business in the process?
A legacy of innovation: how ÖLFLEX® power and control cables form the backbone of industrial automation
Power cables are vital to industrial and automation processes. Without power, electrical machinery stops functioning, and unwanted downtime ensues.
Upskilling for the energy transition
In this interview, Anthea Middleton, CEO of Powering Skills Organisation, discusses the pathways and opportunities available to workers at retiring coal-fired power plants.
Siemens SIMATIC S7-1200 G2 industrial controller
Designed for a wide range of applications, this next-gen controller offers a powerful combination...
Treotham Treoflex TA6 EMC-UV cable
The Treoflex TA6 EMC-UV cable from Treotham is a high-performance motor cable designed...
Next-gen HVAC could use quantum computing
Scientists have recently turned to smart control methods such as quantum reinforcement learning to optimise energy use in residential heating and...
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Safety tech designed for smart cities
The upcoming Secutech Thailand expo will showcase a host of international security and fire...
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Verizon, Vanderbilt University pilot new Honeywell platform
According to Honeywell, the platform integrates critical building software and technologies into...
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'Species-specific lighting' could help birds avoid aircraft
As well as helping prevent bird–aircraft collisions, the new tech could be used to stop...
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Upskilling for the energy transition
In this interview, Anthea Middleton, CEO of Powering Skills Organisation, discusses the pathways and opportunities available to workers at retiring...
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Contractor, electrician fined following electric shock
A Perth business and electrician have been fined $22,500 after a wiring error caused a tradesman...
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One in eight electrical apprentices exposed to shocks
An Electrical Trades Union survey has revealed that apprentice electricians are suffering...
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Ampcontrol announces new CEO
Ampcontrol has appointed Gareth O'Reilly as its new Chief Executive Officer and Managing...
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Are we dangerously dependent on submarine cables?
A new study warns that submarine communication cables are increasingly vulnerable to both natural disasters and deliberate sabotage.
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Preferred major works contractor earmarked for Marinus Link
The Tas–Vic undersea interconnector project has announced a preferred contractor for its...
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Tas–Vic undersea connector gains Commonwealth environmental approval
The approval sets out environmental-related conditions for the project's construction,...
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NBN Co accelerates in race to net zero
NBN Co has announced several measures to speed up its greenhouse gas reduction, including...
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