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Artrya’s AI tool detects heart disease in real time

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Coronary artery disease is the number one cause of death around the world.  Despite its prevalence, current diagnostic methods and strategies for coronary artery disease (CAD) are often slow...

Provectus Algae: Tackling emissions one cow at time

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The methane emissions of livestock are a key battleground in the global fight against climate change.  Livestock methane emissions make up about 14.5 per cent of global greenhouse gas...

Acusensus tech pumps breaks on the ‘fatal five’

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In 2019, the NSW government unveiled a world-first program to crackdown on illegal mobile phone use by drivers.  In 2021, the Queensland government kicked off a first-of-its-kind seatbelt compliance...

VueMotion takes the guesswork out of coaching

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Athletes around the world, from sports stars to jogging enthusiasts, can currently be analysed through a range of complex lab-based instruments, sensors and devices.  This process is crucial to...

MyLot makes AI planning a reality for councils

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The release of ChatGPT in November 2022 opened up a world of new opportunities across nearly every sector of the economy.  The emergence of the generative artificial intelligence chatbot...

The brain-monitoring device uncovering signs of stroke

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Every two seconds, someone around the world experiences a stroke.  Stroke is the second most common cause of death worldwide, but current efforts to monitor for it are not...

‘Ineffable’ cryptography turns the Tide for cybersecurity

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A common refrain around cyber-attacks and data breaches is that they are inevitable.  The conversation around cybersecurity is typically focused on mitigation and reducing threat vectors, with an acknowledgement...

ClearVue: A window into our solar energy future

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Nearly a third of all Australian houses have rooftop solar panels.  That’s more than 3.6 million houses which are utilising the renewable energy source, and this figure is expected...