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CSIRO launches AI infrastructure to help robots learn in real time

19 May, 2026

By processing data onsite rather than in the cloud, the Vetra AI infrastructure enables faster, safer learning for robotics and other AI-powered technologies.


Supply chain dependencies pose risks to renewable energy goals: study

01 May, 2026

A university study has found that the biggest risk to Australia's renewable energy ambitions is not generation, but the supply chain behind it.


Building grid resilience with quantum timing

30 April, 2026

Swinburne University of Technology and Siemens are leading the first Australian study on quantum timing to strengthen the future of power grids.


Fujitsu and Carnegie Mellon launch joint physical AI research

30 April, 2026

Physical AI is expected to contribute to addressing key societal challenges by enabling AI systems to operate in the real world and interact with people and the environment.


NSW Government opens RNA Research and Manufacturing Facility

24 April, 2026

The new $96 million facility within the Macquarie University Innovation Precinct is said to be a major step forward for the future of health care in NSW.


Manufacturing-friendly plastic surface destroys viruses on contact

21 April, 2026

Researchers at RMIT have developed a manufacturing‍-‍ready plastic film that tears apart viruses on contact.


POSCO Holdings steps up HILT CRC partnership

17 April, 2026

HILT CRC has announced that South Korean steelmaker POSCO Holdings has deepened its engagement with the Centre, moving to Key Partner status.


Melbourne company gets funding for new battery manufacturing model

17 April, 2026

Voltavate's approach to manufacturing‍-‍integrated battery separators is backed by ARENA through a $3.55m pilot program.


UNSW hydrogen fuel cell design could unlock key clean energy technology

09 April, 2026

Researchers at the University of NSW have redesigned hydrogen fuel cells to solve a critical flaw, bringing clean energy for transport and beyond closer to reality.


Australia's green metals gambit: the technologies to decarbonise steel

07 April, 2026

A renewables-driven revolution in mining and metals processing could supercharge Australia's economy, but there are significant challenges.


S3B announces Australia's first Semiconductor Roadmap

25 March, 2026

Australia's first National Semiconductor Roadmap will be a 15‍-‍year strategic plan designed to strengthen the nation's semiconductor capability, competitiveness and supply-chain resilience.


Queensland and CSIRO launch free program to help SMEs innovate

24 March, 2026

CSIRO is inviting Queensland SMEs developing sustainable solutions to apply for a free eight‍-‍week research and development training program.


Australian Government invests $53m in critical minerals CRC

09 March, 2026

The Australian Government has announced it is investing $53 million to drive the development and commercialisation of new critical minerals refining technologies.


CSIRO and AMRF Connect partner on advanced manufacturing program

02 March, 2026

CSIRO is partnering with the NSW Government’s AMRF Connect on the latest Innovate to Grow program for SMEs in advanced manufacturing.


Australian researchers create graphene from peanut waste

27 February, 2026

UNSW Sydney engineers have developed a cheaper and greener way to make graphene from leftover peanut shells.


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