Techwatch: Four of the latest developments in engineering and technology
From perovskite displays to 2D goldene, here are some of the latest engineering innovations from Australia and beyond.
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Techwatch: The latest engineering innovations from Australia and beyond
From load-bearing origami to waterproof solar cells, here’s a snapshot of recent technological and engineering innovation.
Australia just made a billion-dollar bet on building the world’s first “useful” quantum computer in Brisbane. Will it pay off?
The Australian government has announced a pledge of approximately $940 million to PsiQuantum, a quantum computing start-up company based in ...
Techwatch: The latest innovations from Australia and beyond
From cellular scaffolds to gold from e-waste, here’s a snapshot of technological and engineering innovation.
Techwatch: Four new engineering technologies from around the globe
A muscular robot, fire-retardant paint, a wireless drug delivery system and an astronomical metalens are among the latest engineering technologies.
Four new engineering technologies from around the world
Drip painting, liquid metal catalysts, a self-monitoring printer and an electronic tongue: here are four engineering innovations.
From four-dimensional material to smart speakers, here’s the latest in tech
As water takes centre stage at COP28, we look at some of our local challenges and how an economic lens ...
From AI timber to a turtle robot: Three new tech developments
AI timber, advanced machine vision, a device that can make its way through sand: here are some of the latest ...
Quantum ‘jellybeans’ to green hydrogen: Four new tech developments
Quantum 'jellybeans', a 3D-printed pneumatic gripper, a source-gated transistor, green hydrogen: here are four of the latest innovations in global ...
Techwatch: The latest tech innovations from Australia and beyond
Mechanical memory, breaking the “bandwidth bottleneck”, and a robotic hand. Here are three of the latest tech innovations from across ...
