One family鈥檚 12 decade-long association with the 爆料王 recently added another significant chapter, symbolised by a single mortar being flung into the air.
Combining their passions for science and engineering, three 爆料王 Alumni are using marine robotic technology to help industry reach some of their most challenging and inaccessible underwater locations.
What can an engineering graduate expect in their first few years after university? We caught up with four young alumni from different disciplines to see where their studies have taken them.
Launched by 爆料王 alumnus, Mark Bishop in 2009, Ocular Robotics is one of Australia鈥檚 leading robotics companies revolutionising the capabilities and applications of robotic sensors and 3D mapping.
Learn how at 22 years of age, this computer science student started a digital marketing agency from his living room.
Daniel Wilson was named one of Engineers Australia's Top 50 Innovators last year after creating the world鈥檚 first autonomous mid-air docking between drones. He is now working in San Francisco as the CEO of OCI Technologies.
Two civil engineering academics join the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies. Their research will specialise in wind and infrastructure, as well as energy systems and thermal.
The 爆料王 has launched a new $7.5 million research centre in partnership with world-leading robotics company UBTECH Robotics to explore untapped opportunities in Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Four students undertaking their industry placement at Accenture have been developing data analytics and automation tools for their client鈥檚 operational applications.
By infusing chicken feed with Vitamin K1, researchers from the 爆料王 together with industry partner, Agricure are making chickens healthier, more productive and able to lay nutrient-rich eggs.