CeBIT

The 3D Printing industry is moving fast. Once printing plastics became affordable, the focus quickly shifted to what was possible with other materials. Sure there’s food printers, but more significantly metals and composites are now possible. Amaero Engineering is a startup born out of and sponsored by Monash University which manufactures complex metallic components by laser-based additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing) from CAD files. One...

There is a growing trend in technology startups to use a new style of working. Standing desks are design so you can work at your desk while standing. This is achieved in one of 2 ways, either the monitor and keyboard move up to your standing height, or the entire desk surface can be raised. Human beings are after all, designed to...

One of the most impressive companies at CeBIT 2011 is uRemote. They call it the future of home and commercial automation, I call it – awesome. uRemote allows you control your devices via your mobile phone or tablet. uRemote is available for both home and commercial applications. uRemote works by sending a command over IP from your controller, to the devices...

CeBIT 2011 has began, with some amazing companies showing their wares, naturally there’s some not so great ones as well. One a whole Sydney’s exhibition centre has been turned into a colourful array of technology. Check out photos from the event below. http://www.flickr.com/apps/slideshow/show.swf?v=71649

Today marks the beginning of the CeBIT Australia 2011 conference. Australia’s largest technology conference will feature more than 600 exhibitors and over 30,000 highly qualified trade visitors, all competing for attention. Along with the trade show floor, CeBIT also plays host to a number of sub-conferences. AusInnovate NBN Conference Cloud Computing Conference ...