The Australian team bringing bionic vision into focus
Neurotechnology could deliver revolutionary results for people with vision loss. One Melbourne bionic eye prototype works in sheep, but is ...
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Could this apple picking robot provide a solution to Australia’s labour shortage?
Engineers from Monash University have developed a robot capable of autonomous apple picking that could help fill the labour gap ...
How phone signals could keep Aussies safe from bushfire smoke
A breakthrough study by Monash University researchers shows mobile phone signals could be used to measure the concentration of bushfire ...
Melbourne team moves towards human trials of bionic eye
A cortical vision device that helps restore sight to the blind may go to human trial within five years.
Australian engineers have developed a rapid COVID-19 antibody test
A world-first breakthrough could see blood test results returned in 20 minutes, with hospitals able to process 700 tests per ...
Australian researchers have recorded the world’s fastest internet speeds using a single optical chip
An Australian research team has successfully tested and recorded the world’s fastest internet data speed, using an optical micro-comb.
Flexible ‘architectured’ materials provide a new twist on construction
They’re recyclable, smart and can help reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Could archimats revolutionise the construction industry?
The world’s first ultrasound biosensor monitors patients in real time
A new technology created by Australian researchers could pave the way for advances in patient monitoring.
Engineering student’s design a key to stopping COVID-19 spread
A 3D-printed plastic tool developed by an engineering student could slow the transmission of viruses in the community.
New technology finds power network faults faster
New ‘time reversal’ technology could locate power network faults in tens of seconds, reducing power outages and decreasing bushfire risk.
