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David Chuter - CEO Innovative Manufacturing CRC
Michelle Price CEO AustCyber - Australian Cyber Security Growth Network
Prior to joining ACSGN, Michelle was the first Senior Adviser Cyber Security at the ANU National Security College, where she established an integrated approach to the College’s cybersecurity program across education and policy engagement.
Gus Balbontin - CTO of Lonely Planet
Brad Parsons - CEO Movus
MOVUS has been successfully growing thanks to their core product, the ‘FitMachine’, a machine condition monitoring solution that is powered by AI to enable the detection of machine failures in advance.
Dr Peter Moar
Dr Moar is a Senior Lecturer and Entrepreneur in Residence in the Department of Engineering at La Trobe University. He has 20 years experience in international technology consulting from establishing global start up companies that provide a follow the sun solution to streamlining global fortune 500 companies operations to bring complex products from design to mass manufacture. He lived for five years in Munich Germany as an engineer, manager, and researcher in the manufacturing sectors of telecommunications, automotive, and aerospace.
Prof Matt Barnett
Matthew’s academic career spans more than 20 years, building on 10 years’ experience as a metallurgist with BHP Steel. He joined Deakin University in 1999 and has led a number of projects on light metals. Professor Barnett is currently director of the ARC mineAlloy Training Centre and director of the Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM) at Deakin University.
Andrew Jones
Co-founder of award-winning Design Thinking and Innovation Training Firm, G2 Innovation. Originally an industrial designer, Andrew’s approach to innovation is user-led and battle-hardened through practical experience.
He is passionate about supporting individuals, teams and enterprises to innovate and grow using Design Thinking as their framework and has designed and delivered innovation training programs for global brands including Ford, Bayer, Scholl, Delaware North and Boeing as well as a diverse range of SMEs, government bodies and start-ups.
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What is Industry 4.0? A Simple Explanation For Anyone
We’re in the midst of a significant transformation regarding the way we produce products thanks to the digitisation of manufacturing. This transition is so compelling that it is being called Industry 4.0 to represent the fourth revolution that has occurred in...
What Everyone Must Know About Industry 4.0
First came steam and the first machines that mechanized some of the work our ancestors did. Next was electricity, the assembly line and the birth of mass production. The third era of industry came about with the advent of computers and the beginnings of automation, when robots and machines began to replace human workers on those assembly lines.
And now we enter Industry 4.0, in which computers and automation will come together in an entirely new way, with robotics connected remotely to computer systems equipped with machine learning algorithms that can learn and control the robotics with very little input from human operators.
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