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Shortly before Easter, Victorian-based manufacturing company, Grey Innovation, was awarded a $31 million agreement with the Australian government to produce 2000 invasive ventilators.
Grey Innovation will lead the project, working alongside other manufacturing and engineering firms, each showing a collaborative spirit within Australia’s advanced technical and engineering capability.
It’s throwback Monday! Please enjoy this week’s five asset management videos carefully selected for you:
Over the past decade and longer, many Australian universities have experienced exponential growth. The influx of international students, and a wider uptake in domestic students to both onsite and online learning facilities have seen universities increase their infrastructure assets, including the construction of new buildings.
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It will come as no surprise to our well-read members that Italy is now the country with the most cases of coronavirus; the deaths alone number over 80001. The pressure placed on the medical infrastructure and surrounding industries is beyond compare.
And so, the Asset Management Council brings you the fourth in our Fluidity in Assets series. This time we’re looking at an Italian-based engineering start-up that used 3D printers to create respirator valves.