Editorial July issue NZM: Be creative, don’t rely on technology
-Doug Green, Publisher. I am sure you know this and…
First look at our coolest redevelopment
Antarctica New Zealand is delighted to share what a new…
Market demand enables tech drive expansion
SEW-Eurodrive, a global market leader in drive technology, the technology…
Sistema Plastics committed to reducing its carbon footprint
Sistema Plastics Ltd has committed to reducing its carbon emissions…
Multi-Million dollar development boosts Auckland economy
A multi-million dollar retail development has provided a significant boost…
Be the disruptor, not the disrupted
-Brian Low, HERA conference organiser. HERA to launch Future Forum…
Fair Pay Agreements not suitable for New Zealand
BusinessNZ endorses the New Zealand Initiative’s report ‘Why Fair Pay…
Central Innovation talks to us
Peter Ranyard, Country Manager New Zealand, Central Innovation How is…
AI challenges revealed in book
The Future Computed: AI and Manufacturing is an in-depth look at the challenges and opportunities of AI and how it’s…
The sense test
~ How human senses are revolutionising industrial robots ~ As season two of the critically acclaimed TV show Westworld…
HandySCAN 3D scanner meets Boeing’s requirements
Creaform, the worldwide leader in portable 3D measurement solutions and non-destructive testing (NDT) solutions, has announced that its HandySCAN 3D metrology-grade…
Container deposit system solution to Australia’s war on waste
Adelaide-based technology and engineering company SAGE Automation is increasing production of its smart container deposit systems on the back of increased…
Callaghan Innovation support for innovating business
A new tool for start-up businesses will encourage innovation, says BusinessNZ. Chief Executive Kirk Hope says innovation is critical for businesses…
Safe and sound – Is your smart factory secure?
Alarms, cameras, locks and fences are all commonly recommended to keep burglars out of homes. Obtaining clear guidance for securing your…
What do your motors really do?
In 1969, the first home security system was born, consisting of four peepholes and a camera that could be moved to…
3D printing the next generation of machinery
By Ben Murton and Associate Professor Don Clucas, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, University of Canterbury While metal 3D printing is regularly…
Transforming the manufacturing industry with Internet-of-Things
By Mike Russell COO Central Innovation In a highly competitive global marketplace, businesses are searching for and adopting revolutionary technology and…
Point Pod latest start-up success story
A new innovative product that solves your household power problems has teamed up with Australia and New Zealand’s large distributor just…
SouthMACH 2019 what’s not new!
Entrepreneur’s development lab Local Canterbury businesses and organisations have created the ‘go to’ destination at this year’s SouthMACH! Motovated Design &…
Kiwi technology receives Australian recognition
Cutting-edge technology aimed at minimising waste in the food processing industry has received major recognition at Australia’s largest agricultural technology event.…
Predicting the future of maintenance
In 1927, Thomas Parnell set up the pitch drop experiment, which examines the viscosity of a tar-like substance by the speed…
Pipe bevelling machine for hard alloys
A portable pipe bevelling tool is ideally suited for machining hard alloys typical of subsea applications and pulls a thick chip…
New book an insight into NZ businesses
BusinessNZ is welcoming a new reference book that offers an…
The Innovators Dilemma
– Clayton M. Christensen What do the Honda Supercub, Intel’s…
Connexionz wins contract to connect multiple transit agencies across three States
Integrated rural transit solution enhances community mobility, improves traveler experiences,…
Export vital for New Zealand’s prosperity
Support for TPP11 and the wider trade agenda by the…
Books: Talk Like Ted
-Carmine Gallo I am a fan of books on presenting,…
