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Jushi Holdings Announces Update on Expansion Project at Pennsylvania Grower-Processor Facility
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Phoenix Contact THERMOMARK GO.K handheld thermal printer
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Green Thumb Industries Inc. (GTBIF) Announces Conference Participation for April 2021
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Email Drip Series #3 – Moskowitz Report Full
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Last chance to have your say on Australian WHS strategy
Last chance to have your say on Australian WHS strategy Planning has begun for the development of the next Australian Work Health and Safety Strategy, due to commence in late 2022. To inform this work, Safe Work Australia is asking for your help and the clock is ticking. Industry members are asked to take five minutes to complete a short survey about the current Australian Work Health Safety Strategy 2012–2022. The survey is completely anonymous and subscriber responses will provide Safe Work Australia with valuable feedback to guide this important project. But you need to get in quickly, as the survey is only open till Thursday, 1 April 2021. Click here to take part. Image credit: ©stock.adobe.com/au/Nelos Published at Sun, 28 Mar 2021 13:00:00 +0000
Why Dollar-Cost Averaging Makes Sense For Psychedelic Stocks
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Construction industry gets automated
Construction industry gets automated The Australian Research Council has funded a groundbreaking research initiative to improve the quality and productivity of the construction industry using robotic technology. Professor Yu Bai from Monash University’s Department of Civil Engineering will lead an interdisciplinary team from seven Australian universities to develop a one-of-a-kind facility centred on structural assembly and construction automation. It will feature a flexible and adaptive design, and space for a team of collaborative robotics, in an interactive environment to achieve automated prefabrication, assembly and building. The outcomes are expected to transform the current labour-intensive construction industry to one that uses highly automated and accurate prefabrication processes, with significant benefits to the economy and worker safety. This initiative was made possible through a grant from the
