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Australian start-up builds Goldilocks baby monitoring system to find what’s just right for newborns
The Goldilocks suit, which tracks babies' breathing, temperature and other key indicators, aims to help parents understand the medical needs...
What can Australian engineers learn from our European engineering colleagues?
On a recent tour of European engineering hotspots, Engineers Australia leaders strengthened bilateral links and witnessed operations at landmark innovation...
New video-based analytics software set to improve safety at level crossings
Gaining reliable intelligence into safety at level crossings used to take 3-5 years. With the new TrafxSAFE Rail software, that...
WATCH: Why engineering is looking for its ‘Matildas moment’
Job sector leaders recently gathered to address the engineering workforce crisis and find a solution to strengthen engineering's education pipeline.
Uluu is making waves in ocean clean-up
Meet an Australian company removing plastic from the world's oceans – and seeking to stop the problem at the source.
One formula for winning healthtech
A fiery crash taught Formula One driver Mark Webber the importance of hydration. He’s now found a new team of...
New software for assessing and predicting geo-disaster risk
With climate change increasing the wrath of geo-disasters, this new technology can foreshadow the impacts – and help engineers to...
Why Victoria University’s pioneering research has such huge potential for commercial partners
Three groundbreaking projects are unlocking new ways for scientists and engineers to recycle waste and decontaminate soil
Five AI tools that can help engineers
AI is more than simply a buzzword, with many engineers already incorporating it into their practice – and reaping the...
Engineers Australia leaders tour innovative Danish green energy plant
One of the world’s most advanced waste-to-energy facilities played host to Engineers Australia CEO Romilly Madew AO FTSE HonFIEAust EngExec...
