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• An infrared microspectrometer redefining hazard detection

  Developed by our researchers with industry partners, this lightweight device can detect and identify hazardous chemicals in the field. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• Transforming pre-fabricated housing for the better

  In collaboration with industry and universities across Asia-Pacific, researchers at the University of Melbourne are transforming pre-fabricated housing and providing a holistic solution to the housing crisis. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• Smart corridor improves traffic flow for fairer roads

  The partnership with Kapsch TrafficCom pairs traffic sensors with advanced AI technology to improve the safety and flow of people – not just cars. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• Monitoring epileptic seizures with an implantable device

  Epi-Minder has raised $A10 million to develop a device for seizure detection and prediction, which is now undergoing a Phase I clinical trial. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• Improving epilepsy diagnosis and seizure forecasting

  A portable system for epilepsy diagnosis has been developed by Seer Medical, a company co-founded by University of Melbourne researchers. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• Harnessing hyperspectral and thermal camera data to detect crop disease early

  HyperSens Lab is fine-tuning algorithms and methodologies that will accurately diagnose harmful vegetation diseases in their early stages to limit outbreaks of plant pathogens that threaten global food security. Faculty of ScienceFaculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• Using old tyres to make permeable pavements that filter rainwater

  Porous Lane, a new company using University of Melbourne technology to develop highly permeable pavements using old tyres is supplying water for  the city's parks and gardens, diverting landfill and ensuring less pollution in our waterways. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

• Supporting large-scale transition to sustainable energy

  Meridian Energy Australia and the University of Melbourne have developed a reliable, real-time wind forecasting system that will help enable the transition to renewable energy. Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

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