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Agriculture

Bugs for Bugs – Creating biological alternatives to chemical pesticides

The R&DTI helps Bugs for Bugs survive its long-term R&D projects before it gets financial returns.

Capilano Honey – Thinking outside the box

Queensland-based Capilano Honey has pioneered industry-leading production and development methods for honey flavour and packaging.

Chobani – Building Victorian agriculture

Chobani uses R&DTI to develop their award winning yogurt.

Biotechnology

Biotome – Developing new methods of cancer screening

Perth-based biotechnology company, Biotome, develops next generation antibody diagnostic tools.

Admedus Immunotherapies – Saving lives, improving health and enhancing the quality of life

Admedus Immunotherapies is a global leader in developing life-saving vaccines and treatments for the human papilloma virus (HPV).

CathRx – Heart electrophysiology transformed

CathRx have used the R&DTI to develop a life-saving and cost-effective medical device.

LBT Innovations – Using AI to automate microbiology and clinical microbiology for faster diagnoses

The R&DTI helps LBT Innovations invest more into its R&D of revolutionary medical technology.

Vaxxas – Needle-Free Vaccines

Vaxxas is working on a new, less invasive vaccine delivery technology that creates a more potent immune response.

Micro-X Limited – Leveraging carbon nano-tube technology to save lives

Under the R&DTI, Micro-X Limited saw the opportunity to use carbon nano-tube technology in mobile X-ray carts to improve the portability.

Large metal box with solar panels

Heuch – Empowering businesses and communities to be self-sufficient and economically sustainable

Under the R&DTI, Heuch delivered refrigeration, heating and off-grid power solutions to remote Australia.

Built Environment

BOSS Fire and Safety – changing the way passive fire protection is delivered to the market

The R&DTI has helped BOSS Fire and Safety lead the way in innovating passive fire protection products.

Energy

Rainbow Bee Eater – Using 21st century thinking to turn agricultural waste into clean energy

Rainbow Bee Eater has developed a system that uses easily-available biomass to produce clean, commercial quantities of energy.

Dr John Lasich and Richard Payne from RayGen Resources chatting

RayGen – World first solar technology

Under the R&DTI, RayGen is developing more efficient solar power technologies that can be manufactured more cheaply.

Manufacturing

Boeing Australia Holdings – industry leading aeronautical technologies developed in Australia

With help from the R&DTI, Boeing Australia develops the most modern production processes in the aeronautical industry.

2 people testing a product in a laboratory

HeiQ – Sustainable textile treatments

HeiQ is changing the way we have thought about textiles.

Textor Technologies – Textile technology to improve patient confidence

Textor Technologies manufactures absorbent fabrics for healthcare and personal care.

Zedelef – Transducing technology enables a new generation of optical sensor networks

Zedelef is transducing technology enables a new generation of optical sensor networks.

Mining

Arafura Resources – using Australia's natural resources to create clean energy

Arafuna Resources is using Australia's natural resources to create clean energy.

Latrobe Magnesium – Extracting magnesium from Australia's brown coal waste

The R&DTI supports Latrobe Magnesium while it turns waste into a valuable resource.

Software Development

intelliHR – intelligent people management software

intelliHR created a people management and data analytics software as a service designed to deliver tailored solutions for companies.

BAE Systems Australia – providing cutting-edge defence capabilities for Australia’s security

BAE Systems Australia uses the R&DTI to invest in effective defence technologies.

Biarri Networks – making high-speed internet a global reality

Biarri Networks is making high-speed internet a global reality.

Dysrupt Labs – Improving event prediction using collective intelligence

Dysrupt Labs has built a platform to develop unique datasets and improve forecasting accuracy.

Liquid Instruments – Finding commercial applications from gravitational wave discovery

Liquid Instruments is a start-up that manufactures gravitational wave equipment.

2 people looking at Nura headphones

Nura – Tailored headphones for unique hearing

Nura uses the R&DTI to leverage local knowledge to best develop and innovate.

OCIUS Technology – A revolutionary wave in ocean monitoring

OCIUS Technology has used the R&DTI to become a leader in advanced ocean technologies.

TrademarkVision – Protecting Australian brands and giving businesses IP confidence

The R&DTI helped TrademarkVision launch the world's first visual search for trademarks.

Voxon Photonics - How two mates from Adelaide managed to take the fiction out of science fiction and sell it to the world

Voxon Photonics is on the verge of major commercial disruption.

Moodle online learning

Moodle continually develops new online learning software.

Other sectors

CBG Systems – Large-scale life-saving technology from Hobart

The R&DTI helps CBG Systems design and install cost-effective safety technology.

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