Tag: Cori Stewart

Australia is chasing the wrong kind of AI

Posted on   |  by Professor Cori Stewart
Today, in Sydney, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made an important shift in Australia’s AI debate. Rather than treating artificial intelligence as simply another technology policy, he placed it at...

ARM Hub sprint starts for next robotics pioneer

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Another local innovator will be awarded a residency in the global robotics hub of Massachusetts and a chance to pitch to silicon valley investors in the second year of...

Future Made in Australia needs an AI fast track

Posted on   |  by Troy Cordie, Roy Green and Cori Stewart
Future Made in Australia is an industrial strategy to create competitive advantage, build economic resilience, deliver the net zero transition and diversify exports through next generation, knowledge-intensive manufacturing. But...

Atoms and algorithms: Building our innovation infrastructure

Posted on   |  by Dr John Howard and Prof Cori Stewart
For decades, Australian innovation policy discourse has been organised around the valley of death, the gap where good ideas fail to become commercial products. This model, born in an...

Beyond absorption: Building ecosystems that deliver impact

Posted on   |  by Professor Cori Stewart
Victor Pantano is right to point out that much of Australian industry struggles to engage with research. The problem is well rehearsed – businesses have too few R&D skilled...

Melbourne low-cost parcel sorter claims robotics sprint

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Melbourne robotic parcel sorting startup Nexobot has won the inaugural Propel-AIR accelerator competition, earning its founder Dominic Lindsay a residency at MassRobotics, a global robotics hub in Boston. Nexobot...

Finalists named in AI and robotics inaugural sprint

Posted on   |  by Trish Everingham
Six Australian robotics startups will go head-to-head for the opportunity to travel to Boston for a one-month residency at the world’s largest independent robotics hub, MassRobotics. Seascape Autonomy, Element Robotics,...

Gig Guide: Changing of NSW startup guard

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Australia’s largest startup community has a new leader, with Majella Campbell promoted to chief executive of Fishburners this week ahead of its move out of the CBD. Ms Campbell...