Air Quality Sensing
Developing a low-cost, high-accuracy optical particle sensor capable of real-time, large-scale air quality monitoring, with ongoing work focused on miniaturisation and integration into everyday devices to support a broader sensing network.
Novel Sensor Fusion and Electronics Design for Healthy Ageing
Developing novel fused sensors and miniaturised electronics designs to overcome the issues affecting wearable devices for healthy ageing.
High speed counting of black soldier flies
Creating event based sensors to capture the intricate movement of insects during breeding cycles and informing best practices.
Motion Optic and Sound sensors to Assess Interactive Communication (“MOSAIC”)
MOSAIC will innovate hearing and communication devices to work in synergy with sensor networks to detect conversational difficulties and prevent communication breakdowns.
Sound Bites Program
Improving the management of hearing health by providing NSW Meals on Wheels volunteers screening tools to identify hearing issues in homebound older people.
Revolutionizing Indoor Sensor Power: Rapid Microwave Annealing for Ultra-low-cost Perovskite Solar Cells
Using microwave annealing to speed up the production of cost-effective perovskite PV cells.
ARC Research Hub for Molecular Biosensors at Point-of-Use (MOBIUS)
This Hub aims to accelerate the growth of Australia's emerging biosensing industry.
A New Sensor-based Monitoring System for the Early Detection and Improved Management of Heart Failure
Advancing a non-invasive sensor system to reduce hospital admissions and readmission.
Meaningful Measures in the Home
Identifying a set of meaningful measurements that provide a comprehensive understanding of older people's wellbeing at home, to prevent significant events and subsequent hospital admission.
Real Time Fuel Moisture Monitoring Using Low-cost Internet of Things Devices
Empowering bushfire managers to efficiently monitor the moisture content of bushfire fuel using cost-effective Internet of Things sensors.
Translating Healthcare Content Using User-controlled AI
Extending the reach and capacity of health interpretive services using AI.
Detecting vital signs through sensor fusion
A range of sensors; optical, infrared and radar, are combined to build a picture of at-risk human vital signs.
Multilingual language translator for natural hazard warnings
AI enabled translation of hazard warnings for Australian residents who speak English as second language.
A digital Literacy Program Empowering Seniors with Sensory Loss
The pilot of a digital literacy program empowering seniors with vision and/or hearing loss to stay independent and connected.
OysterGuard: Precision Water Quality Monitoring System to Safeguard Against Oyster Mortality
Creating a connected water quality monitor that will detect hazardous water conditions and deliver real-time alerts and reports via an app to farmers.
Remediation of PFAS Contaminated Water by Vacuum Ultraviolet Irradiation
Demonstrating a sensor-verified, scalable process using green hydrogen VUV light to neutralise PFAS in water.
Hearing impairment in Adults: Vitals, hEmodynamics, Neuroimaging, Sleep sensing
Australia’s first study using advanced sensors to assess brain, sleep, and physical health in hearing device users.
Sensing Grass Seed Infestation in Australian Sheep
The development of a rapid and affordable scanning technology for the identification of grass seed infestation.
Australian honey bee colony loss survey
Nationwide survey to track Varroa mite impact on honey bee populations and current beekeeper strategies.
Wireless Rain Gauge for Disaster-Ready Rainfall Sensing
A wireless rain gauge that uses everyday mobile signals to deliver near real-time rainfall data for disaster preparedness.