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Q-CTRL uses quantum to overcome GPS spoofing and blocking

A now-retired pilot was flying over Iran on the way to London when he noticed something strange. As he told the Sydney Morning Herald, the pilot realised that one...

Innofocus brings precision printing to bleeding-edge technologies

28 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

Sitting across 1,000 square metres just 11km out of the Melbourne CBD is the world’s first nano-manufacturing plant. The manufacturing hub is the base for Innofocus Photonics Technology’s efforts...

Vection Technologies makes spatial computing a reality for businesses

22 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

For global confectionary giant Nestle, millions of dollars hinge on decisions such as where to place products in a store. Thanks to the use of augmented reality spatial computing...

InnovationAus Awards: Speaker line up is locked-in

21 October 2025 | by David McClure

With just over a month to go before our winners are unveiled at the 2025 InnovationAus Awards for Excellence, it is a pleasure to announce the final speaker line-up...

Enhanced Analgesics wants to herald a new era of pain relief

16 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

Pain diseases impact more than a billion people around the world. This includes millions of people experiencing pain after surgery or chronic pain. And many of the current treatments...

mDetect is using subatomic space particles to see through the Earth

15 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

Using subatomic particles that rain down from space to effectively see through the Earth sounds like something from an outlandish science fiction movie. But that’s exactly what mDetect and...

4AI Systems is bringing high-tech vision perception to trains

14 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

The use of high-tech sensing technology in cars has boosted safety and reduced the likelihood of human errors leading to catastrophic consequences. But the benefits of these technologies have...

WA’s Horizon Power use tech to reduce the risk of outages

10 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

Power outages are frustrating and damaging for anyone, but can be life-threatening for particularly vulnerable people. People relying on life-saving equipment, or who are in hospitals and aged care...

Deteqt is using precision quantum sensors when GPS fails

9 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

Magnetic fields are all around us, from deep underground mineral deposits to man-made electrical appliances. But current devices, such as GPS satellites, cannot utilise the useful information that these...

Epiminder is pioneering an implant to help those with epilepsy

8 October 2025 | by Stuart Mason

There are about 15 million people around the world living with drug-resistant epilepsy, about a third of all the people with epilepsy. This means that their seizures are not...

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Q-CTRL uses quantum to overcome GPS spoofing and blocking

Innofocus brings precision printing to bleeding-edge technologies

Vection Technologies makes spatial computing a reality for businesses

InnovationAus Awards: Speaker line up is locked-in

Enhanced Analgesics wants to herald a new era of pain relief

mDetect is using subatomic space particles to see through the Earth

4AI Systems is bringing high-tech vision perception to trains

WA’s Horizon Power use tech to reduce the risk of outages

Deteqt is using precision quantum sensors when GPS fails

Epiminder is pioneering an implant to help those with epilepsy

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