Augmented Reality (AR) is being brought out of science fiction and into real-world applications, generating a market that has the potential to grow to US$100 billion by 2024.
The quantum sector is nearing the tipping point of its transition from R&D into real-world applications. Sydney’s “Quantum Harbour is leading the way with its critical mass of world-class researchers and infrastructure, ready for the next leap in quantum technology.
An exciting Melbourne start-up has developed a highly novel non-invasive device that could avoid the need for intraocular injections to deliver drugs to the eye.
In-depth imaging is now available on the move thanks to Adelaide-based medical device manufacturer, Micro-X, which has commercialised a new way of producing x-rays.
Archer Materials Limited has demonstrated conductivity in its prototype qubit component, a significant milestone in the ASX-listed company’s pursuit of developing quantum computing technologies.
