In modern manufacturing environments, robotic arms play a vital role in improving productivity by automating repetitive and complex tasks around the clock. These robotic systems are not only programmable but can also function collaboratively as co-robots (cobots), working safely alongside humans. …
Crystal Group, a leading designer/manufacturer of rugged computer hardware, has released a new white paper that shares insight on how branch military organisations and industries are utilising hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) to better manage, provide access to, and protect valuable data collected …
Torque Measurement Application from FUTEK Torque Measurement on Automated systems in a variety of torque industries rely on servo motors to monitor linear and rotational motion. Frictional loss and motor speed change necessitate the inclusion of a closed loop control system. …
An Australian University Research Laboratory was wishing to manufacture an automated system to allow preparation of medical samples using the method of Solid Phase Extraction. To measure this, a linear sampling device which can hold up 10 solid-phase extraction cartridges was …
In this Medical Case Study, all information and images were kindly provided by Phd Researcher Wes Allen from the University of Western Australia, BRITElab at Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research. Futek’s Jnr S Beam Load Cells are part of the …
MIL-STD Light Weight Electronic Racks, Consoles and Cabinet Assemblies for Air WarFare Destroyer (AWD Project) Metromatics was selected to design, manufacture and test 24 different configurations of MIL-STD Light Weight Electronic Racks and Consoles installed on the new Australian Naval Vessels …
FUTEK’S Quality Assurance Department FUTEK‘s Quality Assurance Department Video highlights the stringent testing their products encounter. Over the last 20 years, Futek has created and developed its Quality Culture by organising and training quality professionals and selecting qualified partners and delivering …
Researchers at BRITElab at Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research and the University of WA have developed an imaging technique which assists surgeons to effectively remove all tumours during initial breast cancer surgery. The aim is to remove all malignant tissue …