The latest initiative led by Callaghan Innovation may help offer the innovative solutions which a new report is calling for The report by Ernest Young (EY) takes an in-depth look at AI opportunities in the infrastructure sector. Continue →

Many of the results and conclusions drawn from those surveyed in Australia in the Design and Make report will be equally important and offer meaningful directions to New Zealand operators in this category says Autodesk Autodesk’s State of Design & Make report studied 5400 business leaders worldwide – including 451 in Australia – in industries that comprise the Design and Make category. Continue →

Artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies can be harnessed to help address some of New Zealand’s biggest challenges and opportunities, says executive director of the AI Forum NZ, Emma Naji We can learn a lot from other nations in how to leverage these technologies such as AI, but with limited funding and resources New Zealand has to be smarter and well aligned to get the best impact, so a national strategy or plan is critical. Continue →

Artificial Intelligence will change the world, but it is not going to take over the world and here’s why Millennials are leading disruption in the workplace for two main reasons. Continue →

A global technology alliance has been formed by three major project industry firms to implement world-leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology on large-scale projects to tackle time and cost overruns Australian project technology firm Endeavour Programme, global engineering, management and development firm Mott MacDonald, and international cost consultants WT Partnership will introduce a data-driven approach to project management that will provide the opportunity to better manage projects of any kind globally. Continue →

Bulk Handling System’s chief executive Steve Miller discusses the benefits of the company’s Max AI robotic waste sorting system for Material Recycling Facilities Presentation at IFAT 2018. Continue →