New method developed to make cheaper, more efficient EV fuel cells
Researchers from the UNSW Science School of Chemistry have developed a new technique for creating tiny 3D materials that could potentially help make cheaper and more sustainable fuel cells like hydrogen batteries.
Tritium receives biggest-ever EV charger purchase order from bp
EV charger manufacturing giant Tritium has received the largest single order in its history with its latest contract with British multinational oil and gas company bp.
IMCRC-backed project develops world-first Australian-made geotechnical sensor
Researchers from Griffith University and Geoinventions Consulting Services have developed a world-first multi-functional geotechnical sensor that could monitor the health of Australia’s roadways, enhancing safety and saving taxpayer money.
Singaporean startup to establish new AI R&D Hub in Melbourne
Singaporean deep tech company Seventh Sense is establishing an artificial intelligence research and development hub in Melbourne, Minister for Trade and Investment Tim Pallas announced.
Deakin researchers one step closer to safer electric cars
New research from Deakin University has uncovered a mechanism inside lithium-metal batteries that could prevent battery degradation and open new possibilities for next-generation electric vehicle batteries.
Can caravan parks be the answer to EV charging infrastructure?
Caravan Industry Association of Australia believes the answer to future regional connectivity is through the caravanning industry, with calls for support on transforming its national caravan park network into a fast charge super network.
Stellantis signs binding agreement with Element 25 for Manganese Sulphate supply for electric vehicle...
Stellantis and Element 25 recently announced the signing of a binding agreement for Element 25 to supply battery-grade, high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate to Stellantis for use in electric vehicle (EV) battery packs.
NSW launches $7m quantum fund to boost local commercialisation
The New South Wales government has unveiled its $7 million Quantum Computing Commercialisation Fund (QCCF), which would help startups and deep-tech companies get their innovations off the ground.
Can this Queensland start-up improve general aviation safety in 2023?
With growing concerns for safety in Private Aviation, a new start-up in South-East Queensland is using advanced technology and developing exciting new training techniques, with a mission to produce the safest private pilots in the industry.
Welding company K-TIG bags $600,000 order for turnkey welding system
K-TIG Limited has received a $600,000 supply and onsite commissioning order from Brewery Chemical & Dairy Engineering for the development of a Linear Precision Grow Line Circumferential Welding System
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How a small pet food manufacturer supports a 5x increase in production capacity
For Advanced Pet Care of Australia, scaling into one of Australia’s top pet food manufacturers required more than new production capacity – it required better systems.
