News Articles for Immersive Technologies

Business News has devised a collection of some of Perth's world-leading innovations.

The recent $100 million sale of Agworld is a badge of success for WA tech but also reveals the sector's limitations.

Some of WA's most successful tech companies have deep roots in the resources sector. GLX Digital is planning to join them.

WA's resources industry has business and community benefits that reach far beyond the export dollars they earn.

The end of the financial year has triggered the sale of a spate of long-running private companies in Western Australia, including global tech leader Immersive Technologies, mining consultancy CSA Global and Action Industrial Catering.

Mining-focused technology company Immersive Technologies has the rare distinction of becoming a global leader while retaining local ownership and control.

Perth is renowned as a hub for mining and energy technology, so why do so many local firms end up in foreign hands?

Business News' annual mining services review highlights the large and diverse number of companies exporting their skills and expertise.

How do you teach people to drive a driverless truck?

Perth technology boffins tinkering away in their parents' garages had a good year in 1993, if iiNet and Immersive Technologies are any guide.

PERTH company Immersive Technologies, which specialises in developing mine equipment simulators for the global market, has continued to enjoy strong growth, with sales up more than 50 per cent duri

AN Osborne Park-based mining services company has won the top prize at Western Australia's Industry and Export Awards.

OSBORNE Park company Immersive Technologies Pty Ltd has continued its rapid expansion with the acquisition of local firm, Mining Training Services.

OSBORNE Park-based Immersive Technologies, which manufactures advanced simulator training systems for the mining industry, has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with Japanese company, Hitachi

The founders of Osborne Park company Immersive Technologies, which is a world leader in the development of training simulators for the mining industry, has taken the unusual step of buying back full ownership of the business from a venture capital investo

In the first of three articles looking at technology in mining, Alison Birrane talks to some WA's companies at the forefront of their field.

IMMERSIVE Technologies, a Perth-based developer of simulator technology for mining, has announced its production of the world's first commercial dozer simulator for training operators.